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TVL - 12 ONLINE QUIZ Q2 1

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the word “animate” literally mean?

a)

To create images

b)

To draw characters

c)

To give life to

d)

To move objects

2.

The illusion of continuous motion in animation is mainly due to:

a)

Depth perception

b)

Persistence of vision

c)

Reflection of light

d)

Motion blur

3.

Persistence of vision means:

a)

The brain stores sound longer than sight

b)

The eye continues to see an image briefly after it disappears

c)

Images fade instantly after being viewed

d)

Vision improves with movement

4.

Animation differs from motion video because animation mainly uses:

a)

Photographs of real-world objects

b)

Hand-drawn or computer-generated images

c)

Live-action recordings

d)

Real-life footage

5.

Which of the following is NOT a common use of animation?

a)

A. Educational programs

b)

B. Medical surgery

c)

C. Marketing and advertising

6.

Who published the paper on “Persistence of Vision With Regard to Moving Objects”?

a)

Winsor McCay

b)

Émile Cohl

c)

Peter Roget

d)

Walt Disney

7.

The first animated cartoon film “Fantasmagorie” was created by:

a)

Walt Disney

b)

Émile Cohl

c)

Winsor McCay

d)

Otto Messmer

8.

“Gertie the Dinosaur,” one of the first true character animations, was created by:

a)

Peter Roget

b)

Walt Disney

c)

Winsor McCay

d)

Émile Cohl

9.

During the 1930s–1960s, animated shorts were typically shown:

a)

Before feature films in theaters

b)

As main attractions in cinemas

c)

Only on television

d)

Only in museums

10.

What technological change caused the decline of theatrical cartoons in the late 1950s?

a)

Color animation

b)

Television

c)

Internet

d)

Flash animation

11.

In traditional animation, the key animator is responsible for:

a)

Coloring and shading

b)

Drawing in-between frames

c)

Creating important frames of action

d)

Cleaning up rough sketches

12.

The process of filling in missing frames between two key drawings is called:

a)

Framing

b)

Tweening

c)

Looping

d)

Rendering

13.

“Clean-up animators” are mainly responsible for:

a)

Designing new characters

b)

Adding sound effects

c)

Tracing and refining drawings

d)

Creating storyboards

14.

How many frames per second (fps) do movies typically use?

a)

12 fps

b)

24 fps

c)

30 fps

d)

60 fps

15.

Television video typically builds how many frames per second?

a)

15

b)

24

c)

30

d)

60

16.

Which of the following is NOT a main type of animation discussed?

a)

Clay animation

b)

Computer animation

c)

Cel-shaded animation

d)

Liquid animation

17.

Clay animation first became popular due to which character?

a)

Gumby

b)

Mickey Mouse

c)

Felix the Cat

d)

Wallace and Gromit

18.

Which company was known for pioneering computer animation with films like Toy Story?

a)

DreamWorks

b)

MGM

c)

Pixar

d)

Nickelodeon

19.

Cel-shaded animation aims to make 3D graphics appear:

a)

Realistic and shiny

b)

Hand-drawn and flat

20.

The first 3D video game to feature true real-time cel shading was:

a)

Jet Set Radio

b)

Dark Cloud 2

c)

Viewtiful Joe

d)

Sly Cooper

21.

Who created “Steamboat Willie,” which introduced Mickey Mouse?

a)

Otto Messmer

b)

Walt Disney

c)

Émile Cohl

d)

Winsor McCay

22.

In animation, “real-time animation” means:

a)

The animation is drawn manually

b)

The computer displays animation as fast as it’s produced

c)

It uses live footage

d)

It requires high-speed cameras

23.

The technique where objects or cameras move along a defined route is called:

a)

Path tracing

b)

Motion path animation

c)

Tweening

d)

Simulation

24.

Which animation type focuses on emotions and behaviors of living beings?

a)

Character animation

b)

Keyframe animation

c)

Procedural animation

d)

Shape animation

25.

Which type of animation computes movement based on physical laws?

a)

Keyframe animation

b)

Procedural animation

c)

Simulation

d)

Morphing