Instructions: Choose the best answer for each question.
1. Which principle of animation involves exaggerating the shape and form of an object or character to convey weight, flexibility, and hardness?
a) Anticipation
b) Squash and Stretch
c) Staging
d) Follow Through and Overlapping Action
2. What is the purpose of anticipation in animation?
a) To create a more realistic effect
b) To add secondary motion to objects or characters
c) To prepare the audience for what is about to happen
d) To direct the viewer's attention to the most important aspects
3. Which principle of animation involves arranging the elements of a scene in a way that directs the viewer's attention?
a) Squash and Stretch
b) Staging
c) Slow In and Slow Out
d) Arcs
4. What is the difference between Straight Ahead Action and Pose to Pose in animation?
a) Straight Ahead Action involves drawing each frame in sequence, while Pose to Pose involves creating key poses and filling in the in-between frames.
b) Straight Ahead Action involves creating key poses and filling in the in-between frames, while Pose to Pose involves drawing each frame in sequence.
c) Straight Ahead Action involves drawing only the first and last frames, while Pose to Pose involves drawing all frames in between.
d) Straight Ahead Action and Pose to Pose are the same approach to creating animation.
5. Which principle of animation involves adding secondary motion to objects or characters to create a more realistic and fluid movement?
a) Follow Through and Overlapping Action
b) Slow In and Slow Out
c) Arcs
d) Solid Drawing
6. What is the purpose of Slow In and Slow Out in animation?
a) To create a more realistic effect
b) To add secondary motion to objects or characters
c) To direct the viewer's attention to the most important aspects
d) To exaggerate the shape and form of an object or character
7. Which principle of animation refers to the curved paths that objects or characters follow in their movements?
a) Squash and Stretch
b) Staging
c) Arcs
d) Secondary Action
8. What is the purpose of Secondary Action in animation?
a) To create a more realistic effect
b) To add secondary motion to objects or characters
c) To direct the viewer's attention to the most important aspects
d) To exaggerate the shape and form of an object or character
9. How does the number of frames used in animation affect the timing of the scene?
a) More frames make the scene appear slower, while fewer frames make it look quicker.
b) More frames make the scene appear quicker, while fewer frames make it look slower.
c) The number of frames does not affect the timing of the scene.
d) The timing of the scene is determined by the size and weight of the objects.
10. What is the purpose of exaggeration in animation?
a) To create a more realistic effect
b) To add secondary motion to objects or characters
c) To direct the viewer's attention to the most important aspects
d) To enhance the dramatic effect and storytelling
Good luck!
