The first fully animated film by Disney Studios.

Snow White and the seven dwarfs

The 1st short film, fully CGI created by the Graphics Group.

THE ADVENTURES OF ANDRE & WALLY B

Bray Studios helped the animators launch Looney Tunes.

False, Mighty Mouse, Betty Boop, and Woody Woodpecker

They were the one who developed the 12 Principles of Animation.

Frank Thomas ans Ollie Johnston

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Question	Answer
M1
The Simpsons is the 1st animated series on prime time television.	False, Flintstones
Walt Disney Studios developed celluloid used in layers of compositing.	False, Bray and Hurd
A hollow drum that housed images on long interchangeable strips that spins and made the images appear to move.	Zoetrope
Merrie Melodies were created by Walt Disney Studio.	False, Warner Brother Cartoons
Willie is the 1st animated superstar.	False, Felix the Cat
Steamboat Willie is the 1st cartoon with audio printed on the film.	True
The first animated cartoon or hand-drawn animation in 1908 was Fantasmagorie.	True
It is a series of photographs taken in 1865.	Muybridge
Zoetrope is the other name for Praxoniscope.	False, Movieola
It is the other name for Praxinoscope.	Movieola
Kineograph is the other name for a Flip Book.	True
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was shown in the USA in 1930.	False, 1937
The software use for animating shapes	Adobe Animate
It is considered to have shown the first prototypes of the animated cartoon. Invented in France in 1877 by Charles-Émile Reynaud.	Praxinoscope
The animation studio who developed the storyboard is ______.	Disney
The software use for the tradigital animation.	Toon Boom?
The Flintstones by Hanna-Barbera is the 1st animated series on prime time television.	True
It is a series of equally spaced radial slits and invented by Joseph Plateau.	Phenakistoscope
The first fully animated film by Disney Studios.	Snow White and the seven dwarfs
The longest running Animated American sitcom	The Simpsons
It is the star bear of the Yellow Stone Park	Yogi Bear
They specialize in creating inanimate objects that come to life on a 2D platform.	Animator
The 1st animated adult (X-rated) feature film.	Fritz The Cat
A bronze-age pottery bowl depicts goats leaping.	SHAHR-E SUKHTEH
It housed a rotating mechanism with a different picture on each side.	Thaumatrope
It marks the first entirely animated film, using stop motion photography to create action.	Humorous Phases of Funny Faces
Animation started during the Industrial Revolution.	True
Storyboards were created by Warner Bros.	False
Star of theatrical Panther series.	Pink Phink
The Background layer is the most bottom layer in animation.	True
What relies on the phi phenomenon and beta movement?	Illusion
The Vitruvian Man of Leonardo da Vinci shows______ that implies movement.	Multiple Angles
The 1st short film, fully CGI created by the Graphics Group.	THE ADVENTURES OF ANDRE & WALLY B
It is a series of images with minimal differences and makes it move with the overturn of images.	Thaumatrope
An appealing character developed in 1914 was Gertie the Dinosaur.	True
Bray Studios helped the animators launch Looney Tunes.	False, Mighty Mouse, Betty Boop, and Woody Woodpecker
M2
If the character is moving upward and gaining speed, he _________.	Gain Weight
More drawings means faster action.	False
The acceleration of gravity is constant the ball’s spacings follow a simple pattern, which is called ________.	Odd Rule
A 150 lbs. character can run faster than a 300 lbs. body.	True
In animating straight ahead action, this rule is very helpful.	Odd Rule
Acceleration happened when spacing change.	True
It is the resistance of any physical object to any change in its state of motion, including changes to its speed and direction.	Inertia
The human’s center of balance is in the navel.	True
They were the one who developed the 12 Principles of Animation.	Frank Thomas ans Ollie Johnston
The bigger the force, the quicker the momentum changes.	True
If the character is moving downward and gaining speed, he ______.	Lose Weight
Timing and spacing indicates _____.	Speed
Frankie Thomas and Ollie Johnston are the developer of the principles of animation.	False
If the character is moving upward and losing speed, he ______.	Lose Weight
Newton’s 1st law of motion is the law of speed.	False, Law of Inertia
It is the average location of an objects weight.	Center of Gravity
The principle of action-reaction, also known as Newton’s 2nd Law of motion.	False, 3rd Law
Less drawing means faster action.	True
Pose-to-pose animation should follow fourth down at half time.	True
if the character is carrying a heavy load on his back, he has to lean forward to achieve balance.	True
For every “action” force there’s an instantaneous “reaction” force that’s equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.	Third Law of Motion
Odd rule is the 1st law of motion by Newton.	False, Law of Inertia
It is the main culprit to change the character’s momentum	Unbalanced Force.
The change in momentum could be slowing or increasing a character’s speed or it could be a change in direction.	2nd Law of Motion
When spacing change, there is _________.	Accelaration
To lift a heavy load, the character should crouch down a bit.	False
M3
Reaction is the preparation for the action.	False
In the application of squash and stretch always consider the _____ and mass of the object.	Weight
Through the classes of Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston where the fundamentals of animation principles started.	False
Flatten an object or character by pressure or by its own power.	Squash
On bouncing ball: as the ball propels it _________ causing the ball to distort by stretching.	Accelerate
This principle gives weight and flexibility to drawn objects	Squash and Stretch
Any reaction is strengthened by being preceded by its opposite.	False, Action
It was the Disney classes of animators under ________ where principles of animation started after the 1930’s.	Don Graham
On bouncing ball: once the ball hits the ground it tends to _____.	Flatten as Squash
Squash and stretch principle should be applied on the whole head of the character.	False
On bouncing ball: as gravity pulls the ball back down the ball repeats its acceleration to the ground and _______.	Stretches
More drawings mean faster action.	False
As the ball bounces it loses its _______.	Energy
Animating is a precise craft that requires practice, perseverance, and a certain amount of natural flair.	True
The anticipation is always in the opposite direction to where the main action is going to go.	True
Stretch is used to prepare the audience for an action, and to make the action appear more realistic.	False
On bouncing ball: As the ball impacts the ground it squashes from the force of _______.	Momentum
Material of the object was made of is not to be considered on the squash and stretch principle.	False
Used to increase the sense of speed and emphasize the squash by contrast.	Stretch
On bouncing ball: once the ball reaches its peak it begins to ________ and return to its original form.	Slow Down
The technique of anticipation helps to guide the audience’s eyes to where the action is about to occur.	True
In squash and stretch principle the constant is ______ of the object.	Volume
Less drawings mean faster action.	True
Ultimately, the animator must have a sense of what makes an inanimate character alive.	True
Anticipation is the termination of the action.	False
On bouncing ball: the squash of the ball emphasizes a pre bounce as _____.	Anticipation
It is a way of deforming an object such that it shows how rigid the object is.	Squash and Stretch
An object that squashes and stretches, before it settles it goes _______for the natural ending.	Overshoot
Any action can be enhanced if there is anticipation before the action.	True
M4
In-betweens are the drawings between the key frames which help to create the illusion of motion.	True
On the bouncing ball: more drawings on what path of the ball?	Peak of the Arch
Motion capture and rotoscoping is pose-to-pose animation	False
Pose-to-pose is more planned out and charted with key drawings done at intervals throughout the scene.	True
More drawings mean faster actions.	True
In-between 15, is what type of timing?	Thirds
A man with a big tummy has a different walk cycle than those who are slim.	True
In-betweens are the drawings between the key frames which help to create the illusion of motion.	True
It is the brain of animation, the reason that animation comes to life naturally.	Timing
Pose-to-pose, creates a more fluid, dynamic illusion of movement, and is better for producing realistic action sequences.	False
Straight ahead, works better for dramatic or emotional scenes, where composition and relation to the surroundings are of greater importance.	False
If the animator provided a breakdown, the number code of the scene should be inside a _____________.	Triangle
In the timing grid, the main in-between has the _________.	Lopgest Stem
Timing is the speed and velocity of an action.	True
Straight ahead animation means_______.	All Images are Key Drawings
Pose-to-pose animation involves starting with drawing a few key frames and then filling in the ___________.	In-Betweens
Traditional and tradigital animation key frames or key drawings should be ________.	Encircled
How many drawings are there in a blink?	3
Less drawings mean faster actions.	False
It is the duration of an action.	Timing
Thirds in the timing grid means that the movement of the object is ___________ in 3 parts.	Equally Distributed
Number of drawings or frames on a given action which translates to the _______ of the action.	Speed
Key drawings should not be encircled.	False
If there is an imaginary in-between, it is better to ignore it.	False
The nature of the character, personality or weight of an object will influence the timing of the animation.	True
The timing for a blink has equal open, half close and close.	True
The ball loses its energy as it bounces, the 1st arch of its bounces is the _________.	Highest
A man with a big tummy has a different walk cycle than those who are slim.	True
Thumbnails are created by the inbetweener.	False

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