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Summative Test (2nd Quarter) - Animation 3
Summative Test (2nd Quarter) - Animation 3
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All topics discussed for the 2nd Quarter in Animation 3
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1
The art of creating the movement into a
two-dimensional
space
Animation
2D Animation
Perspective Drawing
Two-Point Perspective
2
In creating a storyboard, you have to write ________ at the lower area of the illustrations
Arrows
Color
Shots
Captions
3
2D__________ convey stories or messages by making their characters move in two-dimensional environment
Animation
Animators
4
One tip in 2D Animation states that you must always plan every detail of your animation.
False
True
5
This shows the
camera movements
in Storyboarding
Color
Arrows
Shots
Captions
6
ALL are formats of the script
EXCEPT
Dialogue
Title
Action
Location
7
Characters must
look
exactly
the same as the given model sheet.
On-Model
Off-Model
8
Clean-Up Requirements are clean and finely rendered line art versions of the key drawings
False
True
9
The final editing process of 2D Animation
Pre-Production
Production
Post-Production
10
When writing the character’s name in the script, the first letter of the name should ONLY be in capital letters.
False
True
11
This should be done in order to differentiate the character from the background
Captions
Shots
Color
Arrows
12
The
FIRST
stage in creating Animations
Post-Production
Pre-Production
Production
13
In
dialogue
, you can see the interior or exterior area in the story
False
True
14
A method wherein you put yourself outside of your comfort zone
Characters
Restriction
Writer's Block
Dialogue
15
The process of creating animation by
gathering
all the created materials
Pre-Production
Production
Post-Production
16
The
visual
narrative of the script in the form of
thumbnail
drawings that show the different scenes organized.
Action Description
Storyboard
Model Sheet
Script
17
A guide to the positions of elements in the scene, their size and relationship, and the location of the scene.
Layout
Key Drawing
Exposure Sheet
Model Sheet
18
Action Description is written without indention at the body of the script
True
False
19
A reference sheet of an animator that shows how a
character is constructed
and how would they pose.
Exposure Sheet
Key drawing
Model Sheet
Layout
20
We have to think an
idea
before we create the script in Animation
True
False