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WorksheetsAnimation Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins
What is an animation transition?
A series of still images
An animated effect like fade or zoom
A type of secondary action
A form of exaggeration
What does the term "animation" refer to?
A single image
A series of still images that appear to move
A type of sound effect
A form of text
What is the purpose of anticipation in animation?
To add color
To build up energy and indicate something is about to happen
To create sound effects
To add text
What do arcs tend to add to your motion in animation?
Color
Sound
Flow
Text
What is exaggeration in animation?
Presenting elements in an extreme form
Adding sound effects
Creating a linear motion
Adding text
What are follow through and overlapping action in animation?
Principles where an element stops immediately
Principles where an element has follow through and parts move at different rates
Adding sound effects
Creating a linear motion
What is linear animation?
Animation that follows a straight line
Animation that is non-linear
Animation that uses sound effects
Animation that adds text
What is the effect of using arcs in animation?
It adds color
It adds flow to motion
It creates sound effects
It adds text
What does exaggeration in animation help to achieve?
Realism
Extreme forms for dramatic effect
Sound effects
Text addition
What does anticipation in animation help to convey?
Sound effects
Upcoming action
Text addition
Color change
What is the kinetoscope known for?
Adding sound effects
Being the first technology for moving pictures
Creating text animations
Adding color
What is the difference between linear and non-linear animation?
Linear follows a straight line, non-linear does not
Linear uses sound, non-linear uses text
Linear adds color, non-linear adds effects
Linear is faster, non-linear is slower
What does secondary action in animation refer to?
The main action
Background music
Action not part of the primary subject
Text addition
What is the role of follow through in animation?
To stop motion immediately
To allow motion to continue after the main action
To add sound effects
To add text
What does "slow in and slow out" refer to in animation?
The process of rendering images
The slowing of action at the beginning and end
The creation of a focal point
The tendency for parts of a character to move at different rates
What is "straight ahead and pose to pose" in animation?
A method of creating a frame for each main pose
A technique for rendering images
A way to create overlapping action
A method for creating a focal point
What does "staging" refer to in animation?
Creating a focal point that is clear to viewers
The process of rendering images
The tendency for parts of a character to move at different rates
The frame-by-frame layout of animation
What does "render" mean in the context of animation?
The process of creating a series of computer-generated images
The tendency for parts of a character to move at different rates
The creation of a focal point
The slowing of action at the beginning and end
What is "overlapping action" in animation?
The process of creating a series of computer-generated images
The tendency for parts of a character to move at different rates
The creation of a focal point
The slowing of action at the beginning and end
What does "ease" refer to in animation?
The color scheme of the animation
The sound effects used in the animation
The spacing of the in-between frames to achieve subtlety of timing and movements
The length of the animation
