ANIMATION - 11

3rd QUARTER EXAM

b. Anatomical Study Model Sheet
Direction. Encircle your Best Answer. c. Turnaround Model Sheet
d. Rough Construction Model Sheet
1. ________ is a mandatory requirement that aim to
prevent or reduce injury.
10. All the different views of a character. It is used as
a. Safety Regulation
reference in modeling the character during the
b. Housekeeping
animation process.
c. Workplace
d. Risk Control a. Comparative size Model sheet
b. Expression Model Sheet
2. _______ is a threat or danger in a workplace that may
c. Turnaround Model Sheet
cause harm to people.
d. Rough Construction Model Sheet
a. Risk
11. It contains the full descriptions and dialogues of the
b. Hazard
actors of the film.
c. Risk Control
a. Story
d. Risk Assessment
b. Storyboard
3. It is a possibility or chance that a hazard will cause
c. Script
harm.
a. Stress d. Animatics
12. This is where rough drawings are traced to make the
b. Risk Control
final drawings.
c. Risk
a. Clean-Up
d. Hazard
b. Compositing
4. Is a basic part of health and safety management. It
c. Animatics
accurately Identify the potential hazard in the
d. Rough Construction Model Sheet
workplace.
13. A preliminary sketch of a design or picture.
a. Risk Control
a. Line-Art
b. Harm
c. Hazard b. Animator Key
c. Rough Drawing
d. Risk Assessment
d. Staging
5. ___ are required and it shall be visible at all times, this
14. ________ are poses drawn by the animator
will provide information or instruction about health
representing the action and narrative required by
and safety at work.
their scene or sequence.
a. Signs and Symbols
a. Key Animation
b. Fire Exit
b. Layout
c. Contingency Measures
c. Storyboard
d. Ventilation
6. The promotion and maintenance of the highest d. Model Sheet
15. A chart that shows frame by frame of all drawings of
degree of physical, mental and social well-being of
every animated scene.
workers in all occupations.
a. Key Drawings
a. Personal Protective Equipment
b. Layout
b. Protocol
c. Exposure Sheet
c. Occupational Health and Safety
d. Model Sheet
d. Emergency
16. A reference sheet of an animator that shows how a
7. Equipment worn to minimize exposure to serious
character is constructed and how they would pose.
workplace injuries and illness.
a. Personal Protective Equipment a. Key Animation
b. Layout
b. Protocol
c. Exposure Sheet
c. Occupational Health and Safety
d. Model Sheet
d. Emergency
17. It is done by creating a three-dimensional character
8. Shows the underlying structure of the character and
with volume and weight.
same poses fully clothed. It focuses only on details of
a. Follow through and overlapping action
a character such as hair, eyes, or spots.
b. Solid Drawing
a. Rough Character Concept Model Sheet
c. Appeal
b. Dialogue Model Sheet
c. Final Line or Clean-Up Construction d. Arcs
18. It is the visual narrative of the script in the form of
d. Rough Construction Model Sheet
thumbnail drawings that show the different scenes
9. This is a type of model sheet that give the animators
organized in a sequence of panels.
a better idea of the character’s structure behind the
a. Storyboard
clothing and other details.
b. Cartoonist
a. Fine Line or Clean-Up construction
c. Structure
d. Model Sheet
19. A pose between two keys 29. Responsible for drawing the scenes that will be
a. Key pose used in the animated film
b. In-between pose a. Storyboard Artist
c. Breakdown poses b. Clean-Up Artist
d. Model pose
c. Color Key Artist
20. A preliminary version of a movie produced by
d. Concept Artist
shooting successive sections of a storyboard and
adding a soundtrack. 30. Creates the overall visual concept for an animate
a. Animatic film.
b. Dynamic a. Storyboard Artist
c. Slugging b. Clean-Up Artist
d. Overlapping Action c. Color Key Artist
21. Creates the transition images for the character’s d. Concept Artist
movement between two key frames. 31. A person who creates or is involved in the
a. Character rigger process of creating an animated film.
b. In-between artist a. Painter
c. Render-Wrangler b. Clean-Up Artist
d. Stop Motion Animator c. Animator
22. Manipulates the geometry of the character as it d. Concept Artist
moves or interacts within the scene. 32. The precise positioning and movement of an
a. Character rigger actor or character in a stage or in an animated
b. In-between artist film.
c. Render-Wrangler a. Animating
d. Stop Motion Animator b. Staging
23. Monitors and controls the rendering process c. Compositing
with either one or few rendering computers up d. Blocking
to hundreds of computers as in “rendering 33. The minimum skill required to perform a specific
farm”. job or function.
a. Character rigger a. Creativity
b. In-between artist b. Knowledge
c. Render-Wrangler c. Competency
d. Stop Motion Animator d. Ability
24. Uses different modeling media like puppets or 34. The process of combining different images or
clay to produce animated films. visual elements from different sources into a
a. Character rigger single image.
b. In-between artist a. Animator
c. Render-Wrangler b. Knowledge
d. Stop Motion Animator c. Staging
25. Responsible for creating backgrounds for the d. Compositing
animated film. 35. The process of creating transitional frames for a
a. Background painter character’s movement.
b. Independent film-maker a. In Between
c. Color Key Artist b. Clean-Up
d. Concept Artist c. Breakdown
26. Creates light rigs for shots and is responsible for d. Key Drawing
ensuring the correct lighting and shadow effects 36. The process or method of presenting a scene in
in the animated film. an animated film.
a. Storyboard Artist a. Rigging
b. Lighting Technician b. Modeling
c. Color Key Artist c. Staging
d. Concept Artist d. Texturing
27. Develops the color scheme for the backgrounds 37. ____________is basically a form of pictorial
used in the animated film. presentation.
a. Storyboard Artist a. Photography
b. Lighting Technician b. Animations
c. Color Key Artist c. Drawing
d. Concept Artist d. Creativity
28. Produce animated films outside of major 38. __________ an animation technique where each
animation studios. frame is drawn by hand. This is also called
a. Independent film-maker Classical Animation or Cel animation
b. Background painter
c. Concept Artist a. Computer Generated Animation
d. Render-Wrangler
 b. Traditional Animation 48. The ____________ is a piece of equipment
c. Stop motion designed to make cartoons more realistic and
d. Clay motion enjoyable. It uses stacked panes of glass each with
different elements of the animation.
39. ______ animation technique that is purely digital
a. Multiplane camera
and created primarily with computers.
b. VR
a. Computer Generated Animation
c. Thaumatrope
b. Traditional Animation
d. Phenakistoscope
c. Stop motion
d. Clay motion 49. He made the first animated film in 1906.
a. Walt Disney
40.______ a transparent film where colors can be
b. J. Stuart Blackton
painted to combine as one film
c. William Horner
a. Zoetrope d. J.A. Ferdinand Plateau
b. Thaumatrope
50. Name of the first animation film.
c. CEL
a. Humorous Phases of Funny Faces
d. Claymation
b. Tom and Jerry
41. A device produces an illusion of movement from
c. Mickey Mouse
a rapid succession of static pictures.
d. How i learnt animations
a. Zoetrope
b. Thaumatrope
c. Phenakistoscope
d. HMD
42. Poses with timings and referred to as extreme
keys.
a. Keyframe
b. Keys
c. frames
d. Key Breakdown
43. Which one of these are one of the 12 principles
of animation?
a. Panning
b. Tweening
c. Timing
d. Framing
44. What is the other phrase you use for 'straight
ahead' animation.
a. tweening
b. pose to pose
c. frame by frame
d. zooming
45. What does FPS mean?
a. Frames per sound
b. Frames per second
c. Frames per shot
d. Frames per scene

46. What is the best way to visually portray the

story of your animation prior to production?

a. Script
b. Storyboarding
c. Animating
d. Report

47. What option do you use in digital animation to

enable you to see the progressive movement of
an object?
a. Apple skin
b. Cel skin
c. Onion skin
d. Paper skin