ANIMATION 12 a.

Rough Character Concept Model

rd Sheet
3 QUARTER EXAM
b. Anatomical Study Model Sheet
c. General final line model sheet
Direction. Encircle your Best Answer. d. Rough Construction Model Sheet
8. Shows the underlying structure of the
1. ________ are poses drawn by the animator character and same poses fully clothed. It
representing the action and narrative focuses only on details of a character such
required by their scene or sequence. as hair, eyes, or spots.
a. Key Animation a. Rough Character Concept Model
b. Layout Sheet
c. Storyboard b. Dialogue Model Sheet
d. Model Sheet c. Final Line or Clean-Up
2. _______ is a guide to the positions of Construction
elements in the scene, their size d. Rough Construction Model Sheet
relationship to each other, and the location 9. This is a type of model sheet that give the
of the scene. animators a better idea of the character’s
a. Character Sheet structure behind the clothing and other
b. Layout details.
c. Exposure Sheet a. Fine Line or Clean-Up construction
d. Model Sheet b. Anatomical Study Model Sheet
3. A chart that shows frame by frame of all c. Turnaround Model Sheet
drawings of every animated scene. d. Rough Construction Model Sheet
a. Key Drawings 10. All the different views of a character. It is
b. Layout used as reference in modeling the
c. Exposure Sheet character during the animation process.
d. Model Sheet a. Comparative size Model sheet
4. A reference sheet of an animator that b. Expression Model Sheet
shows how a character is constructed and c. Turnaround Model Sheet
how they would pose. d. Rough Construction Model Sheet
a. Key Animation 11. It contains the full descriptions and
b. Layout dialogues of the actors of the film.
c. Exposure Sheet a. Story
d. Model Sheet b. Storyboard
5. It is the visual narrative of the script in the c. Script
form of thumbnail drawings that show the d. Animatics
different scenes organized in a sequence 12. This is where rough drawings are traced to
of panels. make the final drawings.
a. Storyboard a. Clean-Up
b. Cartoonist b. Compositing
c. Structure c. Animatics
d. Model Sheet d. Rough Construction Model Sheet
6. Type of Model Sheets that shows how a 13. A preliminary sketch of a design or picture.
single character is portrayed in turnaround a. Line-Art
drawings and how to draw the character b. Animator Key
from any angle, along with some facial c. Rough Drawing
expressions, attitude, and action poses. d. Staging
a. Rough Character Concept Model 14. It is a way of showing an object’s
Sheet movement being flattened and elongated
b. Anatomical Study Model Sheet when applied by force or momentum.
c. General final line model sheet a. Staging
d. Dialogue Model Sheet b. Anticipation
c. Arcs
d. Squash and Stretch
15. It is a preparation for the main action of an
animated scene, as distinct from the action
7. Basic design concept that shows the
and the reaction.
different behaviors, moods, and attitudes of
a. Follow through and overlapping
the character.
action
 b. Anticipation 24. This stage is where the drawings are given
c. Squash and Stretch a consistent style Especially when several
d. Slow in and Slow Out animators are working on the same
16. Refer to the movement in arcing motion. Character or scene.
Animating an object must adhere to this a. In Between
principle to make the motion more realistic. b. Pose to Pose
a. Arcs c. Clean-Up
b. Anticipation d. Rough Sketch
c. Secondary Action 25. This is also known as a film script where
d. Slow in and Slow Out characters, attitudes, feelings,
17. It is done by creating a three-dimensional entertainment, and expressions are
character with volume and weight. drafted.
a. Follow through and overlapping a. Story Sketch
action b. Story Board
b. Solid Drawing c. Story Reel
c. Appeal d. Story Line
d. Arcs 26. This stage is useful for the animators as
18. A line produced by a pencil lead made up they use this as guide for accurate timing.
of a soft native carbon occurring in black to a. Story Sketch
dark gray foliated masses. b. Story Board
a. Graphite line c. Story Reel
b. Dynamic d. Story Line
c. Model line 27. This stage is where the storyboard is being
d. Reference filmed to check if soundtrack is in sync with
19. A pose between two keys the pictures.
a. Key pose a. Tracing
b. In-between pose b. Filming
c. Breakdown poses c. Scanning
d. Model pose d. Recording
20. A preliminary version of a movie produced 28. This stage is where the animators are
by shooting successive sections of a involved where the animation is made for
storyboard and adding a soundtrack. the scene. A process used to check hand
a. Animatic drawn frames prior to them being used for
b. Dynamic final artwork.
c. Slugging a. Rough Sketch
d. Overlapping Action b. Line art
21. This stage is where model sheets are c. Line Test
made. d. Layout
a. Story Sketch 29. This stage is where the soundtracks are
b. Story Board combined into a single track for the filming.
c. Recording a. Filming
d. Designs b. Tracing
22. This stage is where the directors guide c. Sketching
artists in drawing images that d. Dubbing
graphically portray the action described on 30. This stage is where the drawing is
the script. transferred to a celluloid or acetate.
a. Story Sketch a. Draw and Scan
b. Story Board b. Trace and Paint
c. Story Reel c. Scan and Dub
d. Story Line d. Sketch and Dub
23. This Stage is where the assistance editor 31. ___________ This is an animation
takes the selected the selected lines equipment which different layers of paper
after recording and with the cutter, splices for tracing the in-betweens.
them together so they will play like a radio a. Peg Bar
script. b. Animation Paper
a. Key frame c. Light Box
b. Key Breakdown d. Scanner
c. Track Breakdown 32. ___________ Is an animation equipment
d. Timeline where paper is attached to the device so
 that the paper will not move as the animator 41. A relationship between things or part of
is doing the artwork. things with respect to comparative
a. Peg Bar magnitude, quantity, or degree.
b. Animation Paper a. Soundtrack
c. Light Box b. Proportion
d. Scanner c. Character
33. ___________ It is a grid system used to d. Timeline
accurately create field guides in the layout. 42. ____ shapes to measure the height of a
a. X-sheet character.
b. Graticule a. Pear Shape
c. Ruler b. Oval shape
d. Column c. Square Shape
34. ___________ It is a traditional animation d. Triangle Shape
tool that enables an animator to organize 43. A quality or feature regarded as a
his/her thought and give instructions to the characteristic or inherent part of someone
camera man on the shots needed. or something.
a. X-sheet a. Attribute
b. Graticule b. Mood
c. Film c. Scene
d. Script d. Smooth
35. Used to measure drawing for
proportioning. 44. A sequence of continuous action in a play,
a. Rulers movie, opera, or book.
b. Circle a. Attribute
c. Triangle b. Mood
d. Clutch Pencil c. Scene
36. ____are key moments that clearly describe d. Smooth
the important physical actions or emotional
45. Dissolve transition is used in story boarding
moments in a scene.
to:
a. Key Frame
a. Soften transition between scenes.
b. Key Poses b. Show that time has elapsed.
c. Key Breakdown c. Al ofl the other options
d. Breakdown poses d. No transition is used in Storyboarding
37. The breakdown drawing is indicated by the 46. The area of where the artist draws actions
drawing of _______. of a story in a storyboard is called:
a. Numbers in brackets
b. Circled Numbers a. Canvas
c. Triangle Drawings b. Thumbnail
c. Camera view
d. Underlined Numbers
d. Panel
38. ______are indicated as an underlined
number or a numbered bracket. 47. To prepare audiences for next main action
a. Breakdown Drawing that a character is about to do, you have to draw
b. Clean-Up Drawing prior to it:
c. Key Drawing
d. In between Drawing a. Exaggeration action.
39. ____is a basic symbol used in drawing. b. Anticipation action
Textures, movements, lights, and space c. Overlapping action
can be described by the quality of this. d. Nice & strong pose
a. Line
b. Circle 48. A device produces an illusion of
c. Arc movement from a rapid succession of static
d. Triangle pictures.
40. ____ represent dependable, solid, or a. Zoetrope
heavy characters. b. Thaumatrope
a. Cylinder c. Phenakistoscope
b. Circles d. HMD
c. Squares
d. Triangle 49. Name of the first animation film.
a. Humorous Phases of Funny Faces
 b. Tom and Jerry
c. Mickey Mouse
d. How I learnt animations

50. ___________ animation is used to

animate things that are smaller than life
size.
a. Immersive
b. Claymotion
c. Stop motion
d. Augmented