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Zahraa Animation review

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

what is copyright?

a)

the right to copy

b)

short phrases

c)

names

d)

titles

2.

what cannot be considered copyright?

a)

ideas

b)

names

c)

facts

d)

concepts

3.

what is the persistence of vision?

a)

optical illusion

b)

the visual perception

c)

the visual light

d)

after image of each film

4.

what is animaker used for?

a)

live action videos

b)

animated media

c)

create animated videos

d)

create videos

5.

what is wick editor?

a)

create animations by layering drawings and designs using built-in editing tools.

b)

creating clips

c)

watermark feature

d)

creating games

6.

what is squash and stretch?

a)

bouncing ball

b)

staging

c)

sense of weight and/or flexibility to objects or even to people.

d)

the action and pose

7.

what is arc animation?

a)

deceleration to the movement.

b)

the curved path that an object or character follows as it traverses through space in the scene.

c)

moving from point A to point B

d)

stiff- stright line

8.

what is slow in slow out animation?

a)

You can achieve believable life like movements using the principle of slow in slow out.

b)

all movements begin slowly, built momentum and then finish slowly.

c)

easing in and easing out of the action.

d)

allows for more frames to be captured, resulting in smoother movements.

9.

what is the anticipation principle of animation?

a)

the preparation for an action such as a jump or a punch.

b)

character will squat down before pushing his body and legs up into a jump.

c)

The stronger the anticipation motion

d)

cartoony and fluid the animation

10.

what is timing Animation?

a)

the timing is off, too slow, too long, too fast, or too linear, the animation will not look realistic.

b)

the way actions overlap and secondary objects follow the main action.

c)

the speed and velocity of an action.

d)

the duration of an action.

11.

when was the first Animation created?

a)

2016

b)

1879

c)

1908

d)

1600

12.

when was the first Animation device created?

a)

1833

b)

1878

c)

1998

d)

1830

13.

what is the oldest cartoon?

a)

donald duck

b)

barney

c)

Fantasmagorie

d)

mr bean

14.

What's a storyboard in animation?

a)

Boords is an easy-to-use storyboarding tool to plan creative projects.

b)

series of drawings and annotations based on a script or story idea.

c)

the storyboard is used as a visual guide during the production of the final animated videos.

d)

The Shortcut to Effective Storyboards. Boords

15.

what is scrips in animation?

a)

a story plan for an animated movie or TV show

b)

has the ability to bring characters and worlds to life on screen.

c)

It tells the characters what to say and do in each scene

d)

describes the setting and action.

16.

What was the first animation style?

a)

video animation

b)

arc

c)

side by side

d)

stop motion animation technique

17.

what is the oldest Disney movie?

a)

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

b)

Arial

c)

Beauty and the Beast

d)

mulan

18.

who is the father of Animation?

a)

emily rose

b)

Eudie Robert

c)

Juan Julia

d)

Émile Eugène Jean Louis Cohl

19.

when was the first color cartoon?

a)

1930

b)

1945

c)

2005

d)

1999

20.

who was the first person to animate?

a)

emile cohl

b)

roberto williams

c)

lisa Ross

d)

fereso rose

21.

what is silent film?

a)

silent

b)

audible dialouge

c)

motion picture

d)

a film without synchronized recorded sound

22.

what is Adobe animate?

a)

adobe systems

b)

used to design vector graphics and animation for television series

c)

multimedia authoring and computer animation program developed by Adobe.

d)

online training course

23.

What are the main feature of Adobe Animate?

a)

2d drawling

b)

contant library

c)

3d modeling

d)

CAD tools

24.

what is whiteboard animation?

a)

effects

b)

whiteboard magic

c)

The actual effect of whiteboard animation is time-lapse, or stop-motion.

d)

physically draws and records an illustrated story using a whiteboard

25.

What do animators write about?

a)

develop story ideas and present them in the form of scripts.

b)

TV programme or series.

c)

writers

d)

artists and directors