Storyboard Pro Cert Review II

What are the two different backgrounds for brush and pencil tips? (Pick Two)

• A white opaque background

• A bitmap background

• a transparent background

• a vector background

• A default, common Larch background

A vector line supports textures and blending.

• Only on alternate Wednesdays

• True

• Medium

• False

A bitmap line is a line made of pixels.

• True

• False

After selecting one or more scenes from the timeline view, what is the best way to flip the selected scenes?

• A.) Select Storyboard > Flip Selected Scenes

• B.) In the Thumbnails view, right-click on your selection and select (Flip Selected Scenes)

• C.) In the Timeline view, right-click on your selection and select (Flip Selected Scenes)

• D.) All of the above

What are the three types of blur? (Pick Three)

• Radial Zoom Blur

• Motion Blur

• Blur

• Directional Blur

• Motion Sickness Blur

What's the first step to add a brush tip?

•    A: Click the add button

•    B: In the Tool Properties view, click the Show Extended Properties button to open the Brush Properties dialog

• C: Select the brush tool

• D: None of the above

What is the pencil tool used for?

• A: Vector only

• B: Bitmap only

• C: Both

• D: Neither

An extreme close-up is a

magnified view of an object or

character. That object will usually

fill the entire screen.

• True

• False

Why do we use show, do not tell?

• To keep audience engagement

• To create a panel/ scene without the use of captions

• To maintain excitement and movement

• To keep everyone guessing about the action

What does the Extract function do? (Pick Two)

• It turns a panel into a scene in three acts

• It can make your storyboard take up less memory

• It condenses your all your panels into scenes

• It extracts portions of your project into smaller projects

• It deletes all panels you have selected to remove