Animation Worksheet: Part 1 Test
Creator's tip (Find the topic, use the idea): Find the topic: moving pictures, fps, flipbooks, keyframes, stop motion, principles or storyboards. Use that lesson’s rule — frames = seconds × fps; in-betweens = b − a − 1; photos = seconds × photos per second. For principles, ask: is it getting ready, bending, keeping on moving, easing, curving or about the number of frames?
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- 1.📋 A 72-second film is planned with one panel for every 8 seconds. How many panels does the storyboard need?
- 2.🎞️ The idea that the eye holds a picture for a split second is called … (a) colour mixing (b) persistence of vision (c) squash and stretch (d) the rule of thirds
- 3.🔢 To make a stop-motion film, which comes first: “repeat photo and move” or “fix the camera in place”? (a) repeat photo and move (b) fix the camera in place
- 4.🔑 An animator draws keyframes on frame 2 and frame 6. How many in-between frames are there between them?
- 5.🧸 A stop-motion film plays at 10 photos per second. How many photos do you need for 14 seconds?
- 6.🎞️ Which kind of animation uses a computer-built model? (a) 3D computer animation (b) 2D drawn animation (c) stop-motion
- 7.True or false: “a sketch of each shot” is part of the script. (a) True (b) False
- 8.📋 A 140-second film is planned with one panel for every 7 seconds. How many panels does the storyboard need?
- 9.🔢 To make an animated film, which comes first: “add colour and sound” or “draw the keyframes”? (a) add colour and sound (b) draw the keyframes
- 10.🎬 An animation plays at 24 frames per second (fps). How many frames are in 1 second?
- 11.🔑 A ball moves from 0 cm to 12 cm in 6 equal steps. How far from the start is it after step 5 (in cm)?
- 12.🎬 Which frame rate has long been used for cinema films? (a) 2 fps (b) 1 fps (c) 5 fps (d) 24 fps
- 13.🧸 A clay car must move 8 cm in 8 equal moves, one move for each photo. How many cm is each move?
- 14.🎬 Which animation principle is this: “a car eases to a stop”? (a) follow-through (b) arcs (c) slow in and slow out (d) timing
- 15.🎬 In squash and stretch, the object’s amount (volume) should … (a) shrink to nothing (b) stay about the same (c) double each time (d) change colour
- 16.🧸 Why can light from a window spoil a stop-motion film? (a) it stops the camera (b) windows are noisy (c) the light keeps changing (d) it turns photos round
- 17.🎬 Which animation principle is this: “cat stretches mid-leap”? (a) arcs (b) squash and stretch (c) slow in and slow out (d) timing
- 18.🧸 In stop-motion, how is movement made? (a) one long video (b) speeding up a song (c) photos of small moves (d) drawing on glass
- 19.Which of these is used in 2D drawn animation? (a) a virtual 3D world (b) a computer-built model (c) flipbook pages (d) a rigged digital model
- 20.True or false: “move in tiny steps” is a good stop-motion tip. (a) False (b) True
- 21.🎞️ Which kind of animation uses flipbook pages? (a) stop-motion (b) 2D drawn animation (c) 3D computer animation
- 22.🔢 To make a flipbook, what comes right after “draw the first page”? (a) flip with your thumb (b) repeat to the last page (c) trace and change a bit (d) pick a simple idea
- 23.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) ears flop after landing (b) hair swings after a stop (c) fast move, fewer frames (d) cape keeps moving on
- 24.🔑 An animator draws keyframes on frame 19 and frame 22. How many in-between frames are there between them?
- 25.🎬 An animation at 60 fps runs for 4 minutes. How many frames does it have?
- 26.🔑 What is usually drawn first? (a) the music (b) the end credits (c) the in-betweens (d) the keyframes
- 27.True or false: “make big jumps each move” is a good stop-motion tip. (a) True (b) False
- 28.True or false: “draw only 3 pages” is a good flipbook tip. (a) False (b) True
- 29.Which of these shows squash and stretch? (a) a head turns in a curve (b) crouch before a jump (c) ball squashes on landing (d) hair swings after a stop
- 30.📒 A flipbook needs 40 pages. You have drawn 34. How many pages are still to draw?
- 31.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) ears flop after landing (b) cape keeps moving on (c) tail wags after a halt (d) crouch before a jump
- 32.🔑 When an animation app draws the in-betweens for you, it is called … (a) squashing (b) cropping (c) tweening (d) zooming
- 33.🎬 The same movement is played at 60 fps and at 24 fps. Which looks smoother? (a) 60 fps (b) 24 fps
- 34.📒 Good or poor flipbook tip: “draw near the free edge”? (a) poor tip (b) good tip
- 35.True or false: “a pose halfway up” is a keyframe. (a) True (b) False
- 36.🔢 To make a stop-motion film, which comes first: “repeat photo and move” or “take one photo”? (a) repeat photo and move (b) take one photo
- 37.🔑 An animator draws keyframes on frame 8 and frame 17. How many in-between frames are there between them?
- 38.True or false: “wind-up before a kick” shows anticipation. (a) False (b) True
- 39.🔑 Keyframe or in-between: “the top of the jump”? (a) in-between (b) keyframe
- 40.📋 A storyboard looks most like … (a) a comic strip (b) a calendar (c) a map (d) a shopping list
Answer key
- 9
- persistence of vision
- fix the camera in place
- 3
- 140
- 3D computer animation
- False
- 20
- draw the keyframes
- 24
- 10
- 24 fps
- 1
- slow in and slow out
- stay about the same
- the light keeps changing
- squash and stretch
- photos of small moves
- flipbook pages
- True
- 2D drawn animation
- trace and change a bit
- fast move, fewer frames
- 2
- 14400
- the keyframes
- False
- False
- ball squashes on landing
- 6
- crouch before a jump
- tweening
- 60 fps
- good tip
- False
- take one photo
- 8
- True
- keyframe
- a comic strip
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