TVL-12 ONLINE QUIZ M1

The primary goal of the 12 Basic Principles of Animation is to:

• A. Simplify drawing techniques
  

• B. Produce an illusion of characters following the laws of physics and

• emotion
  C. Improve background design
  

• D. Shorten production time

The book The Illusion of Life: Disney Animation is considered the “Bible of the Industry” because it:

• A. Lists all animated films by Disney
  

• B. Introduces the first computer animation system
  

• C. Defines the foundational principles of realistic and appealing animation
  

• D. Focuses on voice acting techniques

Which principle gives a sense of weight and flexibility to an object?

• A. Anticipation
  

• B. Squash and Stretch
  

• C. Timing
  

• D. Follow Through

When an object is stretched vertically, its width must contract to maintain:

• A. Frame rate
  

• B. Consistency
  

• C. Volume
  

• D. Appeal

In the three-part structure of action, “anticipation” refers to:

• A. The follow-up of the action
  

• B. The preparation before the action
  

• C. The climax of the scene
  

• D. The finishing motion

Raising one’s arm before throwing a ball is an example of:

• A. Secondary action
  

• B. Anticipation
  

• C. Staging
  

• D. Follow through

Which principle ensures the audience’s attention is directed to the main idea or focal point of a scene?

• A. Appeal
  

• B. Exaggeration
  

• C. Staging
  

• D. Timing

“Straight Ahead Action” creates:

• A. Carefully timed movements
  

• B. Spontaneous and energetic motion
  

• C. Static and stiff animation
  

• D. Mechanical accuracy

The technique where an animator plans major poses first before filling in frames is called:

• A. Pose-to-Pose Action
  

• B. Straight Ahead Action
  

• C. Exaggeration
  

• D. Secondary Motion

“Follow Through” means:

• A. The animator draws each frame one by one
  

• B. Parts of a character continue to move after the main body stops
  

• C. The audience’s attention follows the main subject
  

• D. The animator reuses motion paths