Animation and Sound Quiz 3

Which of the following is NOT a principle of animation?

• Squash and Stretch

• Anticipation

• Sound Synchronization

• Follow Through

In traditional animation, what is a character model sheet used for?

• Designing storyboards

• Maintaining character consistency

• Determining audio effects

• Testing background color

Frames per second (fps) in animation determine:

• File size only

• Realism and smoothness of motion

• Audio pitch

• The resolution of images

A cycle in animation refers to:

• A repeated sequence of movements

• A sound effect added to a loop

• A camera transition

• A series of unrelated frames

Which of the following is an example of animation technique?

• WAV files

• Cel animation

• MP3 encoding

• MIDI sequencing

Which format is commonly used for animated graphics on the web?

• JPEG

• GIF

• PNG

• BMP

Storyboards in animation are mainly used to:

• Record sound effects

• Plan scenes visually

• Generate vector images

• Compress file formats

Digital audio represents sound as:

• Continuous waves only

• Recorded and sampled waveforms

• Musical notes only

• Hand-drawn signals

MIDI files store:

• The actual recorded waveform

• Instructions such as notes and pitch

• Compressed raw audio data

• Video and sound combinations

Compared to MIDI, digital audio is generally:

• Smaller in file size

• More realistic in sound quality

• Dependent on a synthesizer

• Only usable in games