Question

1. Which of the following smaller actions lend support and provide richness and depth to the main action?

A. supporting action
B. props
C. secondary action
D. graphics

2. What is a characteristic of a linear story? (1 point)
A. it includes a narrative
B. It includes plot
C. flashbacks are used
D. one event follows another

3. Exaggeration is never part of animation (1 point)
True
False

4. Why are slow movements punctuated by a fast punch? (1 point
A. to calm things down
B. to add interest
C. to draw an animated scene outt
D. end a scene

5. Which of the following are used to draw action? (1 point)
A. cycles
B. stop motion
C. arcs
D. secondary actions

6. Appeal encompasses elements of good design, good drawing, and good storytelling.
True
False

7. Which of the following was a magic lantern theatre in Paris: (1 point)
A. The Horror and Mystery Theater
B. The Adventura
C. The Phantasmagoria
D. Cinematica

8. If viewers cannot identify any unlikeable elements in a character then they don't become engaged in the film.
True
False

9. What is the purpose of a camera dolly? (1 point)
A. to record animation more easily
B. to make smooth camera movements
C. to switch between color and black and white film
D. to improve focus

10. What type of animation is made from drawings on pieces of clear celluloid laid over top ofeach other?
A. frame animation
B. stop motion
C. cel animation
D. cartoon

11. Which of the following was an early image projector? (1 point)
A. magic lantern
B. a lens
C. light bulb
D. slide show

12. The future of 2D animation does not include hand-drawing (1 point)
True
False

13 Cave drawings were a form of visual storytelling (1 point)
True
False

14. Magic Lanterns used a light reflecting off a mirror and through a lens to project a painted image.
True
False

15. In 1912, Martin Thornton made a stop motion and live action experimental film called In Golliwog Land.
True
False

Answer 1

The questions broadly cover aspects of animation, the structure of storytelling, and history of early film and animation techniques. Correct answers range from recognizing secondary actions in animations to understanding the purpose of a camera dolly.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's go through each question one by one to provide clarity on the subjects of animation and storytelling.

1. The smaller actions that lend support and provide richness and depth to the main action are C. secondary action.
2. A characteristic of a linear story is D. one event follows another, where events unfold in chronological order.
3. Exaggeration can be an integral part of animation to emphasize certain emotions or actions, so the statement is False.
4. Slow movements are often punctuated by a fast punch B. to add interest and emphasize the contrast in the scene.
5. The following are used to draw action: C. arcs are common as they help to create the illusion of lifelike motion.
6. Appeal in animation involves more than just visual elements; it requires elements of good design, drawing, and storytelling, making the statement True.
7. The magic lantern theatre in Paris was known as C. The Phantasmagoria.
8. If viewers cannot identify any unlikeable elements in a character, it can affect their engagement with the film, but engagement can come from various aspects of character development, so this statement is False.
9. The purpose of a camera dolly is B. to make smooth camera movements, which are crucial for fluid cinematic storytelling.
10. The type of animation made from drawings on pieces of clear celluloid laid over each other is C. cel animation.
11. An early image projector was the A. magic lantern, a predecessor to modern projectors.
12. The future of 2D animation still includes hand-drawing, as many artists continue this tradition, so the statement is False.
13. Cave drawings were indeed a primitive form of visual storytelling, meaning this statement is True.
14. Magic Lanterns did indeed use light reflecting off a mirror and through a lens to project images, so the statement is True.
15. The statement about Martin Thornton's film In Golliwog Land is False. Martin Thornton did not make this film; instead, it was an early example of animated storytelling created by other pioneers.

Answer 2

1. C

2. D

3. FALSE

4. B

5. C

6. TRUE

7. C

8. FALSE

9. B

10. C

11. A

12. FALSE

13. TRUE

14. TRUE

15. TRUE

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