Foundations of Animation Final Exam Review

Adobe Animate® is often used to edit images, combine images realistically, add textor graphic effects to an image.

You can change a sprite’s appearance by changing its

What happens when you increase the FPS?

A sprite is a character or object in Scratch programming

Modelers use which of the following forms of animation?

Which of the following best describes the amount of pixels within the boundaries of a graphic?

Which color mode should he use when designing the graphics for the site?

What are the movements which do not distract from the primary action?

In a script, which of the following is the proper way of writing action?

Concept art is typically completed in which type of animation?

Which of the following is NOT a type of typeface?

The term “screenplay” refers to which of the following?

What is this tool in Adobe Animate?

Storyboarding is the hand-drawn version of the arrangement of animation

Which color blocks are used to MOVE a sprite?

The stage area is where you can see your stories, games, and animations come to life in Scratch

  Which of the following defines antagonist?

A single image within an animation

Most animation projects are how many frames per seconds?

Which of the following defines overlapping action?

Photography, videography, print and digital are all examples of which of the following?

When audio is recorded separately and laid over the video in editing, it is known as which of the following?

The characters in Scratch are called cartoons

RGB color modes use intensity values from 0 which represents black to 255 which is white for red, green and blue colors

Stop motion animation...

Costumes are one or more Scratch blocks connected together to form a sequence

Multimedia and software platform used for creating vector graphics, animation, games and rich Internet applications

Which of the following is an example of forward compatibility?

Where would you find the "When Clicked" block in Scratch?

Which of the following best describes Claymation?

Images which are shown following one after the other are known as which of the following?

Which type of printer generally has a cheaper start-up cost?

A series of blocks connected together to perform a task is called a...

What do you need to add when you create a motion tween?

Which of the following is NOT an audio format?

Which of the following techniques allows a user to control the animation?

.MP3 is NOT an audio format

Which of the following is NOT an Adobe Product?

x and y coordinates can be used in Scratch to define the location/position of the sprite or object on stage

Stop-motion is an animation method which works by taking still images with a camera and then moving the camera or object

Which of the following techniques creates intermediate frames between two images in order for a smooth transition?

Backward compatibility may also be known as which of the following?

A laser printer generally has a cheaper start-up cost

What is the primary purpose of a tripod?

The term “squash” refers to which of the following?

What tool can be used to adjust crooked horizons?

Key frames are created in which of the following intervals?

Which of the following is the first step in post production?

Which of the following is using works protected by copyright without permission?

Adjusting all sound levels so they average or peak at a consistent target level is known as which of the following?

What is room tone?

What are the main poses in a scene which are most important to communicate the desired movement?

Which of the following should NOT be considered when creating the environment?

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways the audiovisual industry impacts society and culture?

Ctrl + Z in Adobe Animate®

What principle of animation does this animated image represent?

Which of the following allows players to communicate with the game and receive feedback from their interactions?

Which of the following can be described as a comic strip?

What do you need to change if your animation is too fast?

Which principle of animation does this image present?

Capability of running the same hardware or software as the older model of the gaming device is which of the following?

Drawing tablets are specifically used for which of the following?

Scratch is a great introduction to...

A claymation is a physical book where each page has a different drawing to advance the animation

Which type of editing is also known as tape-to-tape editing?

Who developed the Scratch software?

The Plot is also known as the storyline

Animation is the process of creating the illusion of motion

Interactivity allows for the user to control and communicate with animation

Which principle of Animation is represented here?

Which of the following is also known as the storyline?

This principle is defined as the number of frames between poses

4K ultra high definition is approximately how many times the resolution of full HD?

Speed of an animation