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Animation Foundation Trimester 2530 Quiz (20%)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How does ease in and ease out connect with the spacing of drawings of the keyframes?

a)

Spacing helps to make things look more extreme.

b)

Spacing helps to remove any ease in or ease out.

c)

The further the drawings, the faster the movement. The closer the drawings, the slower the movement.

d)

Spacing adds more appeal to the animation.

2.

What is the advantage of using Pose to Pose Method of animation, compared to Straight Ahead?

i. Can focus on creating good key poses

ii. Can create fluid and unpredictable animation

iii. Reduces the number of mistakes while animating

iv. Can get the correct timing for the animation

a)

i, ii and iii

b)

i, ii and iv

c)

ii, iii and iv

d)

i, iii and iv

3.

What is the principle of follow through and overlapping action?

a)

The way motion of an object or a character move in a curved path

b)

The tendency of different parts to move and come to rest at different timing and speed

c)

The smaller gestures made by the character to add to the emotion and acting in animation

d)

The movement to signal before the main movement of the animation

4.

What is NOT a component of staging?

a)

Spacing

b)

Timing

c)

Composition

d)

Environment Design

5.

Which of these is NOT a way to ensure that a character shows weight and balance in animation?

a)

Avoid twinning and symmetrical posing

b)

Character needs to shift their weight consistently to keep balance of themselves

c)

Keep the center of mass over the feet of the character

d)

Make sure character is leaning heavily to one side until they look unstable

6.

What is one advantage of applying squash and stretch to animation?

a)

Make the animation look slower

b)

Shows how rigid or flexible the material is

c)

Adds realism to the animation

d)

Makes the animation look more unpredictable

7.

What is the use of animating with Straight Ahead animation?

i) Animating hair

ii) Animating tail

iii) Animating key poses

iv) Animating special effects

a)

i, ii and iii

b)

i, ii and iv

c)

i, iii and iv

d)

ii, iii and iv

8.

True or False: Secondary Action is directly influenced by the main body movement.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

9.

What is one of the tips of applying exaggeration to an animation?

a)

Use it when the movement is slower

b)

Use it in every single part of your animation to make it more cartoony

c)

Apply it moderately to balance with non-exaggerated parts

d)

Make the exaggerated parts as extreme as possible without limitation

10.

What is solid drawing in animation?

a)

Ensuring that the object or character being animated looks three-dimensional

b)

Creating a character that is stiff and unmoving

c)

Making sure your drawing skill is solid

d)

Increasing the attractiveness of your character

11.

Who created the animations, The Enchanted Drawing and The Humorous Phases of Funny Faces?

a)

Walt Disney

b)

Émile Cohl

c)

Winsor McCay

d)

J. Stuart Blackton

12.

What is the title of this animation created in 1914?

a)

Little Nemo

b)

Steamboat Willie

c)

Gertie

d)

Fantasmagorie

13.

What is John Randolph Bray's contribution to developing new techniques in animation?

a)

Introduces the portrayal of 3 dimensional drawing in animation

b)

Introduces usage of identical background drawn on tracing paper and leaving space for the animation

c)

Introduces the Rotoscoping technique of tracing over live action footage to reduce time in production

d)

Invented the celluloid animation using transparent paper to put different elements of the animation

14.

What is the first animated feature film in history?

a)

Black Cauldron

b)

Sleeping Beauty

c)

Fantasia

d)

Snow White and the Seven Dwarves

15.

TRUE or FALSE: Screen Cartoonist Guild is now known as the Animators Guild.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Pre-production stage of an animation production consists of all these processes EXCEPT...

a)

Color Script

b)

Coloring and Inking

c)

Animatics

d)

Concept Design

17.

What is NOT true about the animation process in the production stage?

a)

Can only be done traditionally on paper

b)

Animators can be split into different categories of group

c)

The most important process in the production

d)

Usually starts by doing the key poses first and moving on to inbetweens

18.

What is the process of compositing and rendering in the Post-Production Stage?

a)

Adding color and lineart to the animation

b)

Combining both the visual and audio together

c)

Composing the soundtrack music for the animation

d)

Importing background, asset and character together to become one single image

19.

Color script is typically used as reference for which stage of the post-production?

a)

Editing

b)

Compositing and Rendering

c)

Audio Design

d)

Coloring and Inking

20.

What is the purpose of the storyboard stage in an animation production?

i. Determines the camera angles for the shots

ii. Represents the written screenplay in a visual format

iii. Converted into animatics which acts as the first draft of the final film

iv. Conceptualizes the look of the environment, assets and characters

a)

i, ii and iii

b)

i, ii and iv

c)

i, iii and iv

d)

ii, iii and iv