Lesson 3_Animating Symbols (Adobe Animate)

Animation is the movement, or change, of objects through time.

• True

• False

Motion tweens create animation for changes in position on the Stage and for changes in size, color, or other attributes.

• True

• False

Motion tweens require you to use a symbol instance.

• True

• False

Animate allows you to combine the various motion-tween effects so that you can rotate an object as it moves across the Stage, changes color, and changes size.

• True

• False

The smooth transitions between keyframes is referred to as:

• Smoothing

• Framing

• Tweening

• Twining

Once you create start and end frames, Flash can fill in the in-between frames, a process called ____.

• tweening

• framing

• screening

• motioning

The range of frames covered by a tween is called the:

• Tween Range

• Tween Span

• Range of Tween

• Tween Distance

What should you do if you want your animation to proceed at a slower pace?

• Lengthen the tween span

• Decrease the tween span

• Remove frames from the tween

• Move the beginning and end of the tween closer to each other

Which type of selection does Animate use by default?

• Time-Based Selection

• Layer-Based Selection

• Frame-Based Selection

• Span Based Selection

By default, the frame rate is set to ____ frames per second.

• 12

• 24

• 36

• 56