Stop-Motion Animation WebQuest Quiz

What is stop-motion animation?

• A technique where objects are moved in tiny increments between individual photographs

• A technique where live actors perform in front of a camera

• A type of computer-generated animation

• A style of traditional hand-drawn animation

Why was stop-motion animation encouraged in the classroom?

• It requires expensive equipment

• It fosters strong values and community

• It is the only type of animation students can do

• It is focused on memorizing facts

What is one benefit of stop-motion animation mentioned in the video?

• It is only for advanced students

• It teaches students to ignore feedback

• It encourages creative thinking

• It eliminates the need for planning

How many individual photos are approximately needed for a movie length of 1-3 minutes?

• 50-100

• 100-200

• 200-300

• 300-400

What is the first step in the stop-motion animation process according to the video?

• Filming the scenes

• Writing the script

• Brainstorming and storyboarding

• Designing the characters

What materials did students use for their stop-motion animations?

• Only expensive props

• Only digital tools

• Recycled materials and craft supplies

• Pre-made kits from stores

How did students feel about the project when it was introduced?

• Disinterested and bored

• Excited and engaged

• Confused and frustrated

• Indifferent and passive

What role did the teacher play in the filming process?

• The teacher filmed everything without student involvement

• The teacher only supervised from a distance

• The teacher helped hold the camera and took photos

• The teacher did not participate at all

What did students do during the editing phase of their projects?

• They did not edit their animations

• They worked independently without any guidance

• They chose sound effects and music together

• They only focused on the visual aspects

What was the overall reception of the stop-motion animations at the assembly?

• It was poorly received

• The students were disappointed

• The reception was fantastic

• No one attended the assembly