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ANIMATION 5-7

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M5
Which animation principle is most closely related to "Slow In and Slow Out"? Timing
Arc motion is only used in 2D animation False
Using slow-in and slow-out principle can make animations feel more lifelike. True
Arcs are visible in both human and animal motion. True
Slow-in, slow-out is also known as "ease-in/ease-out" in digital animation. True
What happens if "Slow In and Slow Out" is not used? Motion appears stiff or mechanical
Which tool helps visualize arcs in animation software? Motion Path
Arcs help make movement appear more organic. True
The principle helps create smoother transitions. True
Why is the arc principle important? It makes motion more natural
Arcs are used to: Simulate natural movement
"Slow In and Slow Out" is most noticeable in: Character Movements
"Slow In and Slow Out" makes animation look more robotic. False
Arcs are irrelevant in walk cycles False
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of "Slow In and Slow Out"? Makes motion robotic
Arcs can be visualized using motion paths. True
This principle is used to simulate acceleration and deceleration. True
Ignoring arcs can make animation look mechanical. True
Arcs are often used in character animation True
It is only used in 3D animation. False
Which animation tool often helps visualize "Slow In and Slow Out"? Timeline
What does "Slow In and Slow Out" refer to in animation? Gradual acceleration and deceleration of motion
The slow-in and slow-out principle is based on real-world physics. True
What does the "Arc Principle" refer to in animation? Circular motion paths
"Slow In and Slow Out" is irrelevant in character animation. False
Which of the following is an example of arc motion? A hand waving
In traditional animation, how is "Slow In and Slow Out" achieved? By adding more in-between frames
It is best avoided in action scenes False
What is the main purpose of using "Slow In and Slow Out"? To make movement more natural
Which type of motion typically follows an arc? Natural motion
The principle helps create smoother transitions. True
Which of the following best illustrates arc motion? A bouncing ball
What kind of curve represents "Slow In and Slow Out" in a graph editor? Ease in/ease out curve
Arcs are most visible in: Character Limbs
The arc principle is one of the 12 principles of animation. True
Which part of a motion typically uses more frames in "Slow In and Slow Out"? Beginning and end
More frames are added at the start and end of a movement. True
Which animation principle complements the arc principle? All of the above
Straight-line motion is more natural than arc motion. False
FA6
Overlapping action is most noticeable in: Fast, complex movements
What happens if follow through is not used? Motion appears stiff or abrupt
Overlapping action can be seen in: A character’s hair moving after a jump
Follow through helps show the effects of inertia. True
What is "Overlapping Action"? Actions that start and stop at different times
Which of the following best illustrates "Follow Through"? A cape continuing to move after the character stops
A cape continuing to move after the character stops Create more believable motion
Overlapping action makes animation look more mechanical. False
Follow through is based on real-world physics. True
Which tool helps visualize overlapping motion? Motion Path
Follow through adds: Realism
Overlapping action helps avoid stiff animation. True
Follow through is only used in 2D animation. False
Overlapping action is only used in fast movements False
Follow through happens before the main action. False
Which of the following best describes overlapping action? Create more believable motion
Follow through can be subtle or exaggerated depending on the style. True
What does "Follow Through" refer to in animation? The continuation of motion after the main action stops
Follow through is most effective when: The character is in motion
Which principle helps show that different parts of the body move at different rates? Overlapping action
Follow through is only visible in the main body of a character. False
Overlapping action helps to: Add realism and fluidity
Follow through is not necessary in short animations. False
Overlapping action is irrelevant in stylized animation. False
Follow through happens before the main action. False
Which of the following best describes overlapping action? Create more believable motion
Follow through can be subtle or exaggerated depending on the style. True
What does "Follow Through" refer to in animation? The continuation of motion after the main action stops
Follow through is most effective when: The character is in motion
Which principle helps show that different parts of the body move at different rates? Overlapping Action
Follow through is only visible in the main body of a character. False
Follow through adds realism to motion. True
Which of the following is an example of overlapping action? A character’s arms swinging after the body turns
Follow through can be applied to clothing, hair, and accessories. True
What part of a character often shows follow through? Hair or clothing
Follow through and overlapping action are used to: Create more believable motion
Overlapping action is the same as anticipation False
Overlapping action can be used to show weight and flexibility. True
Overlapping action can be used in facial animation. True
Overlapping action means different parts of the body move at different times. True
Which of these is NOT an example of follow through? A character blinking
Overlapping action is important for: Character animation
Which principle is closely related to follow through? Secondary Action
Overlapping action is not useful in walk cycles. False
FA 7
Exaggeration is most commonly used in: Cartoons and stylized animations
Secondary actions should never distract from the main action. True
Which principle would help make a punch look more powerful? Exaggeration
Secondary actions should always be more noticeable than the main action. False
Which of the following is a good example of exaggeration? A character’s eyes popping out in surprise
Which principle would you use to make a sad character’s frown more noticeable? Exaggeration
A character’s sigh after a long day is a secondary action. True
Which of the following best describes exaggeration in animation? Enhancing actions for clarity and emotion
Which principle helps to enrich the main action without stealing focus? Secondary action
Exaggeration can be applied to: Any aspect of animation
Secondary actions are optional but can add depth to a scene. True
A character’s foot tapping while waiting is a primary action. False
What is a poor use of secondary action? A character dancing while explaining a serious topic
A character’s hair moving in the wind is a secondary action. True
A character’s hair bouncing as they run is an example of: Secondary action
A character nervously biting their nails while waiting is an example of: Secondary action
Exaggeration can be applied to timing, poses, and expressions. True
Exaggeration should always be extreme to be effective. False
Which of the following is NOT a secondary action? A character’s main walking motion
What is the main purpose of a secondary action in animation? To add realism and support the main action
Exaggeration helps make actions more readable to the audience. True
What is the relationship between primary and secondary actions? Secondary actions support and enhance primary actions
Exaggeration means ignoring the laws of physics completely. False
Exaggeration can help communicate a character’s emotions more clearly. True
Secondary actions are the same as follow-through actions. False
Which of the following is NOT a goal of exaggeration? To confuse the vieewer
Secondary actions are not important in dialogue scenes. False
Exaggeration should always be used in every frame. False
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