Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region I
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE URDANETA CITY
LANANPIN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Urdaneta City Pangasinan

FIRST QUARTER EXAMINATION

ANIMATION (GRADE 12)

Name: ___________________________________ LRN: _________ Score: ______________

Year and Section: __________________________ Date: _______________

Part I. Directions: Read carefully the following statements below. Then, write the letter that corresponds to
your answer.

1. The process which involves the appearance of motion caused by displaying still images one after
another at the rate of 24 pictures/frames per second.
A. Drawing
B. Animation
C. Illustration
D. Graphic Display
2. Which of the following is a traditional animation tool that allows an animator to organize their thinking
and give instructions to the cameraman on how the animation is to be shot.
A. Animation paper
B. Animation Disc
C. Exposure Sheet
D. Model Sheet
3. Who produces multiple images called frames, which when sequenced together create an illusion of
movement known as animation?
A. Inbetweener
B. Animator
C. Clean-up Artist
D. Layout artist
4. Who among the following is responsible in tracing the animator' soften rough drawings, but it's more
than just tracing.
A. Outline Artist
B. Clean-up Artist
C. Layout Artist
D. Graphic Artist
5. The most basic of all pencil techniques is the _______________.
A. Light outline and dark outline
B. Bright outline and dark outline
C. Light outline and Heavy outline
D. Small outline and large outline
6. Which of the following is a shading technique and like outlines, simply marking out small lines bunched
together to create fill color.
A. Hatching
B. Cross-hatching
C. Stipping
D. Back and forth stroke
7. What pencil drawing technique are you going to use for smaller areas such as iris’ of the eyes or even
stubble facial hair?
A. Hatching
B. Cross-hatching
 C. Stipping
D. Back and forth stroke
8. It is simply moving the pencil in a back and forth motion at a more rapid speed all towards the same
direction is a pencil technique called ____.
A. Hatching
B. Cross-hatching
C. Stipping
D. Back and forth stroke
9. Pencils with an ‘H’ gradient are generally unused in pencil portraiture, simply because the lead is too
hard to manipulate on the paper.
A. True
B. False
10. What do you call the process of merging different shades together, so that each shade flows smoothly
into the next, creating a very soft and realistic tone?
A. Flowing
B. Toning
C. Shading
D. Blending
11. Which of the following refers to flat animation and all the actions happen in the x-y axes?
A. Two-Dimension
B. Two-Direction
C. Two-Dimensional
D. Two-Detection
12. 3D refers to the number of axis running from an origin point. What are these axis 3D has?
A. a,b,c
B. xy,z
C. q,r,s
D. All of the above
13. When shading a subject, what shade are you going to use to part facing away from the light source?
A. Highlight
B. Shadow
C. Mid-tone
D. Mild
14. What kind of shading technique is necessary to apply to the part of object that directly facing the light
source?
A. Highlight
B. Shadow
C. Mid-tone
D. Mild
15. In creating animation, what setting should you change or alter to make an animation look smoother?
A. Frame rate
B. Key frame
C. Mask
D. Layer
16. What is the standard frame rate of an animation movie?
A. 12 frames per second
B. 24 frames per second
C. 12 frames per minute
D. 24 frames per minute
17. This is, by far, the most tedious way to create animations.
A. Shape Tween
B. Motion Tween
C. Mask
D. Frame-by-Frame
18. If you want to see faint images of the keyframes before and after the current frame, you would turn
on…
A. movie testing.
B. Onion skinning.
C. dull opacity.
D. None of these
19. Which of the following procedure is the first and most important stage in traditional animation process?
A. Designs
B. Storyboard
C. Story Sketch
D. Recording
20. Who produces the drawings between previously completed key poses, in order to complete the illusion of
movement and action?
A. Inbetweener
B. Animator
C. Clean-up Artist
D. Layout artist
21. Which of the following refers to the stage where the director produces the storyboard?
A. Designs
B. Storyboard
C. Story Sketch
D. Recording
22. Which of the following refers to a collection of character drawing in different angles and sizes, placed on a single
sheet of paper
A. Clean-up
B. Dubbing
C. Model Sheet
D. Story Reel
23. Who is responsible in drawing the background and character elements within a shot for the Animators to
animate?
A. Outline Artist
B. Clean-up Artist
C. Layout Artist
D. Graphic Artist
24. What do you call the process of combining all the soundtracks onto a single track, which will be printed on the
film along with the picture?
A. Clean-up
B. Dubbing
C. Model Sheet
D. Story Reel
25. Persistence of vision is the phenomenon of the eye by which an after image is thought to persist for
approximately one twenty-fifth of a second on the retina. Which of the following supports the
statement above?
A. Given a typical 24FPS animation the human eye will view 24 frames in one second.
B. The brain storing will store each frame for a time slightly longer than the image stays on the
screen
C. This gives the illusion of movement rather than the eye seeing a series of different pictures.
D. None of these
26. Timing chart is a graphic diagram made by an animator that describes the timing and spacing of
drawings. Based on the timing chart below? Answer the following questions?
 Which among the following are key drawings?
A. 1, 2,4,6
B. 1,6
C. 2,4
D. 3,5,7,9
27. Based on the timing chart above, how many in between drawings will produce you produce?
A. 4
B. 8
C. 6
D. 12

Part II. Identify what principle of animations were applied in the following pictures. Then, write the letter that
corresponds to your answer.

A. Squash and Stretch

B. Anticipation
C. Exaggeration
D. Arc

B.
Prepared by:

MARY ANN A. AGUILAR

Teacher I

Recommending Approval:

FELY B. BALGOA
Master Teacher I

Approved:

ALEXANDER A. PATACSIL, DA. PhD FRIEdr.

Principal IV

21ST CENTURY LITERATURE

FIRST QUARTER EXAM
KEY ANSWER
1. C 23. D
2. A 24. D
3. B 25. A
4. A 26. A
5. D 27. B
6. B 28. B
7. B 29. D
8. A 30. C
9. A 31. A
10. D 32. A
11. C 33. B
12. B 34. A
13. C 35. B
14. D 36. D
15. A 37. C
16. A 38. C
17. B 39. C
18. A 40. D
19. C 41. D
20. A 42. A
21. B 43. C
22. C 44. D
 45. D 48. A
46. A 49. A
47. A 50. B

PREPARE BY

MARY ANN A. AGUILAR