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Formative Assessment # 1

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is one of the oldest forms of animation in film and it is also sometimes called Cel Animation

a)

Traditional Animation

b)

2D Animation

c)

3D Animation

d)

Motion Graphics Animation

2.

Creating movements in two dimensional space, illusion of movement is created when individual drawings are sequenced together over time, animation is done every two frames

a)

Traditional Animation

b)

2D Animation

c)

3D Animation

d)

Stop-motion Animation

3.

The most common type of animation, animators use a program to make the character's body parts move around

a)

Traditional Animation

b)

2D Animation

c)

3D Animation

d)

Stop-motion Animation

4.

Captured one frame at a time, with physical objects that are moved between frames

a)

Traditional Animation

b)

2D Animation

c)

Motion Graphics

d)

Stop-motion Animation

5.

Pieces of digital graphics that create the illusion of motion

a)

Matrix Animation

b)

Grpahics Animation

c)

Motion Graphics

d)

Stop-motion ANiamtion

6.

Rapidly showing a sequence of drawings that creates an illusion of movement

a)

Animation

b)

Types of Animation

c)

2D Animation

d)

3D Animation

7.

Stop motion is an animation technique which was developed as early as the 19th century.

a)

YES

b)

NO

8.

Famous computer-animation films of the 1990s

a)

Beauty and the Beast

b)

Avatar

c)

Toy Story

d)

Lion King

9.

In 2007 the end credits of Pixar's film "Ratatouille" certified the film as "100% pure ....-No motion capture!"

a)

joy

b)

animation

c)

fact

d)

delight

10.

In the 1940s and 1950s John Whitney and his brother James created a series of experimental films made with a custom device based on the technology of old analog ......

a)

ovens

b)

computers

c)

dishwashers

d)

radios

11.

The background can be painted with watercolors.

a)

Rotoscoping

b)

Cel Animation

c)

Cut Outs

d)

Stop Motion

12.

Animation produced is much more tangible and realistic because the object actually exist.

a)

Rotoscoping

b)

Cel Animation

c)

Cut Outs

d)

Stop Motion

13.

This animation technique is called

a)

Direct Animation

b)

Stop Frame

c)

Cel Animation

d)

Stop Motion

14.

Characters are made out of plasticine and sets also have to be made from many materials.

a)

Rotoscoping

b)

Cel Animation

c)

Cut Outs

d)

Stop Motion

15.

MIT stands for?

a)

Massachusatts Institute of Technology

b)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

c)

Masachusetts Institute of Technology

d)

Massachuset Institute of Technology

16.

The term CG was created in 1960s. What does CG stands for?

(a)  

17.

He was credited with creating the term computer graphics (CG)

a)

Steve Russell

b)

Ed Catmull

c)

William Fetter

d)

Ivan Sutherland

18.

What year is the beginnings of computer graphics and computer animation were created

a)

1970s

b)

1960s

c)

1975

d)

1980s

19.

Many of the basics of 3D animation still use today like:

a)

Pong Shader

b)

Gouraud Shading

c)

Shaders and Rendering

d)

Texture and Shading

20.

What year is Gouraud shading created?

a)

1970

b)

1974

c)

1971

d)

1975

21.

This allowed for the faceted polygon surface to render and look smooth.

a)

Anti-aliasing and Z-buffering

b)

Pong Shader

c)

Gouraud shading

d)

Bump-mapping

22.

This was the first ever entirely computer animated motion picture:

a)

Monsters Inc.

b)

Shrek

c)

Avatar

d)

Toy Story

23.

Paper becoming more available to people led to the creation of...

a)

flip books

b)

cartoons

c)

stop motion

d)

zoetropes

24.

Chicken Run, Gumby & Pokey, and Wallace & Grommit are all examples of...

a)

Claymation

b)

Freeze Frame

c)

Cartoons

d)

Key Framing

25.

What can software programs do in modern animation?

a)

Create life-like animations with realistic lighting and textures

b)

Draw simple shapes and view objects as three-dimensional

c)

Automatically create animations from hand-drawn pictures

d)

Film and edit animations

26.

What is the meaning of 2D animation?

a)

Animation that uses two-dimensional drawings or images

b)

Animation that uses three-dimensional objects

c)

Animation that combines live-action footage with computer-generated elements

d)

Animation that uses stop motion techniques

27.

What is the meaning of stop motion animation?

a)

Animation that uses two-dimensional drawings or images

b)

Animation that uses three-dimensional objects

c)

Animation that combines live-action footage with computer-generated elements

d)

Animation that uses a series of still photographs

28.

What skills do animators need?

a)

Drawing skills, creativity, attention to detail

b)

Programming skills, problem-solving, teamwork

c)

Physical fitness, coordination, agility

d)

Public speaking, writing, research

29.

What is the meaning of motion graphics?

a)

Animation that uses two-dimensional drawings or images

b)

Animation that uses three-dimensional objects

c)

Animation that combines live-action footage with computer-generated elements

d)

Animation that focuses on creating visual effects and graphic design

30.

What happens when Object Drawing Mode is turned OFF?

a)


The stroke and fill color of a shape are grouped

b)

It becomes difficult to select and move a desired shape

c)

Objects merge when layered over each other

d)

Parts of a shape can be selected and edited individually

31.

The most common type of animation, animators use a program to make the character's body parts move around

a)

Traditional Animation

b)

2D Animation

c)

3D Animation

d)

Stop-motion Animation

32.

This was developed in year 1971, which allowed for the electronics of a computer to be miniaturized down to a single chip.

(a)  

33.

This was created in the year 1982 and began focusing on making faster, more- efficient computers for 3 D animation

(a)  

34.

This was created in 1982, and the company released AutoCAD for personal computers

(a)  

35.

This was released in 1988 to small markets 1984, Apple released the first Macintosh personal computer.

(a)  

36.

What is the name of a film studio created "The Adventures of Andre and Wally B., "a short animated film all in 3D, in 1 9 8 4

(a)  

37.

was released in 1991, showcasing a liquid-metal terminator who looked like the actor Robert Patrick but had morphing abilities.

(a)  

38.

In producing cel animation which states the sequence of drawings that sketch out content of major scenes in the production.

(a)  

39.

In producing cel animation which states series of simple sketches that are photographed

and projected to test the design of the animated sequences.

(a)  

40.

In producing cel animation which states draft of animation's audio track

(a)  

41.

In producing cel animation which states working draft.

(a)  

42.

 

Are drawn in sequence that, when played back quickly (usually 1 0 to 3 0 frames per second), creates the illusion of continuous movement.

(a)  

43.

It’s a level of computer animation which states the most of simple dissolves between example) and path transitions PowerPoint animations (wipes and slides, for (moving text and logos).

a)
Basic
b)

Intermediate

c)

A d v a n c e d

d)

Professional

44.

It’s a level of computer animation which states the most sophisticated level of digital animation is 3 D

animation. Movies such as "Toy Story" and " A B u g ' s Life.

a)
Basic
b)

Intermediate

c)

A d v a n c e d

d)

Professional

45.

 

is the study of the movement and motion of structures that have joints.

(a)  

46.

 

is the process of linking objects, and defining their relationship and limits.

(a)  

47.

A basic animation technique used in flipbook states is based on rate of display.

a)

Quality of motion

b)

Speed

c)

Onionskinning

d)

Registration

48.

A basic animation technique used in flipbook states based on differences between images.

a)

Quality of motion

b)

Speed

c)

Onionskinning

d)

Registration

49.

A basic animation technique used in flipbook states physically aligns images with one another.

a)

Quality of motion

b)

Speed

c)

Onionskinning

d)

Registration

50.

A basic animation technique used in flipbook states a technique used to draw new image based on the

previous image.

a)

Quality of motion

b)

Speed

c)

Onionskinning

d)

Registration