Unit 1: Review/Test Introduction to Animation Features

As an animator, you want to show that a train is approaching the platform of a station and then slowly moving away from it.

Which principle of animation will you use?

• solid drawing

• timing

• staging

• ease-in and ease-out

Which principle of animation includes the physics concept that when a force is applied to an object, it changes its shape?

• appeal

• exaggeration

• squash and stretch

• timing

In which stage of the animation production pipeline does the animator the complete final touch-ups and enhancements in the animated file?

• idea generation

• production

• post-production

• pre-production

Name the type of animation represented by this image.

• stop animation

• flipbook animation

• cell animation

• 3D animation

Name the type of animation represented by this image.

• stop animation

• flipbook animation

• cell animation

• 3D animation

Name the type of animation represented by this image.

• stop animation

• flipbook animation

• cell animation

• 3D animation

Name the type of animation represented by this image.

• stop animation

• flipbook animation

• cell animation

• 3D animation

Animation involves bringing life to inanimate objects, illustrations, or 3D-generated characters.

What kind of illusion is created by animation?

• no illusion

• illusion of movement

• illusion of color

• illusion of stillness

Which of the following styles of animation helps to communicate information in an interesting, fast format that is created in a software program?

• motion graphic animation

• clay animation

• whiteboard animation

• cutout animation

If you, as an animator, arrange your story in a detailed format for a screenplay by writing the character's actions, expressions, dialogue, and movements in animation, you are involved in which pre-production process?

• storyboarding

• scriptwriting

• idea generation

• animatic