Question 1

What dose these term refere to:
-Stop motion
A)technique of physically manipulates an object
B)computer generated
C)cell animation
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Stop motion is a cinematic technique that physically manipulates an object so that it appears to move on its own. The object is moved in small increments between individually photographed frames, creating the illusion of movement when the series of frames is played as a continuous sequence.

Question 2

What dose these term refere to:
-2D Animation
A)flash
B)3d max
C)maya
D)photoshop

Accepted Answer

Flash is a software used for creating 2D animations.

Question 3

What dose these term refere to:
-3D Animation
A)flash
B)page maker
C)maya
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

3D animation refers to the creation of moving pictures in a three-dimensional digital environment, and Maya is a software application that is widely used for creating 3D animations, models, and visual effects.

Question 4

What dose these term refere to:
-Claymation
A)stop motion animation
B)cell animation
C)clay model in 3d max
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Claymation refers to a form of stop-motion animation where each animated piece, typically characters, is constructed from clay or a similarly pliable material. Animators manipulate the clay models frame by frame to create the illusion of movement.

Question 5

What dose these term refere to:
-Cut out Animation
A)a technique in 3d
B)a technique in 2 d
C)cell animation
D)using properties

Accepted Answer

The answer of What dose these term refere to:
-Cut out...

Question 6

What dose these term refere to:
-Cell Animation
A)2d
B)3d
C)virtual reality
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Cell animation refers to a traditional hand-drawn animation technique used for creating 2D animations.

Question 7

What dose these term refere to:
-Key Frame
A)in between frames
B)transition frames
C)starting and ending frames
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Key frames refer to the starting and ending frames in an animation sequence, which define the starting and ending points of any smooth transition.

Question 8

What dose these term refere to:
-Motion Path
A)geometric path
B)movements of leg
C)movement of head
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Motion Path refers to the geometric path that an object follows during its motion. It can be a line, curve, or any other geometric shape that describes the trajectory of the object.

Question 9

What dose these term refere to:
-Text Animation
A)using text to convey a message
B)animated font design
C)animated calligraphy
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of What dose these term refere to:
-Text Animation
A)using...

Question 10

What dose these term refere to:
-Motion capture
A)recording movements of objects
B)video shooting of an event
C)a motion picture
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Motion capture refers to the process of recording the movements of objects or people. It is often used in filmmaking, video game development, and sports.

Question 11

What dose these term refere to:
-Morphing
A)picture enhancing technique
B)picture manipulation
C)transformation from one image to other
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Morphing refers to the seamless transition or transformation from one image to another, often used in animations, movies, and other visual effects to create the illusion of one object or person turning into another.

Question 12

What dose these term refere to:
-Null
A)non-renderable help-object
B)empty space
C)white space
D)transparent space

Accepted Answer

Null refers to a non-renderable help-object, often used in computer programming and digital design to represent the absence of data or a reference point. It does not refer to physical spaces or visual properties like white or transparent spaces.

Question 13

What dose these term refere to:
-Object Oriented Graphics
A)different from bitmap format
B)raster images
C)object oriented programming
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Object-oriented graphics refer to graphics that are defined by objects and shapes, which is different from bitmap format where the image is represented by pixels.

Question 14

What dose these term refere to:
-Opacity
A)transparency
B)opposite of transparency
C)translucent
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Opacity refers to the opposite of transparency. It measures the extent to which something is not transparent, meaning how much it obstructs the passage of light.

Question 15

What dose these term refere to:
-Facial Animation
A)modeling of a character face
B)a technique of cell animation
C)a technique of video editing
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Facial animation refers to the modeling and movement of a character's face to simulate expressions and emotions in animation.

Question 16

What dose these term refere to:
-Rigging
A)process of creating skin
B)process of creating a skelton
C)process of creating costumes
D)process of creating face

Accepted Answer

Rigging in animation and 3D modeling refers to the process of creating the skeleton of a model. This skeleton is used to animate the model by moving the bones, which in turn moves the mesh of the model.

Question 17

What dose these term refere to:
-Character Animation
A)bringing animated character to life
B)animating font character
C)drawing a sketch of a character in a story
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Character Animation refers to the process of bringing an animated character to life by giving it movements and expressions, making it appear as though it has personality and emotions. This is commonly seen in movies, video games, and television shows.

Question 18

What dose these term refere to:
-Graph Editor
A)flash
B)photoshop
C)page maker
D)maya

Accepted Answer

The Graph Editor is a tool used in 3D animation and modeling software, such as Maya, to adjust animation curves and fine-tune the motion of animated elements.

Question 19

What dose these term refere to:
-Short key of timeline
A)ctrl+alt-l
B)ctrl+alt-t
C)ctrl+l
D)ctrl+d

Accepted Answer

The term "Short key of timeline" refers to a keyboard shortcut used in various software applications to quickly access or manipulate the timeline feature. The correct shortcut among the options provided is "ctrl+alt-t," which is commonly associated with opening or focusing on the timeline in certain applications. However, it's important to note that keyboard shortcuts can vary between different software, so this specific combination might not apply universally.

Question 20

What dose these term refere to:
-Full form of Swf is.?
A)small web format
B)system web format
C)short write-up format
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

SWF stands for Small Web Format. It is a file format for multimedia, vector graphics, and ActionScript in the Adobe Flash environment.

Quiz 1: Animation Techniques and Terminologies

What dose these term refere to: -Stop motion

What dose these term refere to: -2D Animation

What dose these term refere to: -3D Animation

What dose these term refere to: -Claymation

What dose these term refere to: -Cut out Animation

What dose these term refere to: -Cell Animation

What dose these term refere to: -Key Frame

What dose these term refere to: -Motion Path

What dose these term refere to: -Text Animation

What dose these term refere to: -Motion capture

What dose these term refere to: -Morphing

What dose these term refere to: -Null

What dose these term refere to: -Object Oriented Graphics

What dose these term refere to: -Opacity

What dose these term refere to: -Facial Animation

What dose these term refere to: -Rigging

What dose these term refere to: -Character Animation

What dose these term refere to: -Graph Editor

What dose these term refere to: -Short key of timeline

What dose these term refere to: -Full form of Swf is.?