Animation for Kids MCQ Flashcards
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What is a 'storyboard' used for in animation?
Answer: Planning scenes with sketched panels
A storyboard is a sequence of drawn panels that plan out the scenes and camera angles before animation begins.
Which animated show features a boy named Finn and a magical dog named Jake?
Answer: Adventure Time
Adventure Time follows Finn the Human and Jake the Dog on adventures in the Land of Ooo.
What is 'lip sync' in animation?
Answer: Matching a character's mouth movements to speech
Lip sync is the process of matching animated mouth shapes to recorded dialogue so it looks like the character is talking.
Which of these is an example of stop-motion animation?
Answer: Coraline
Coraline (2009) was made using stop-motion animation, where physical puppets are moved and photographed frame by frame.
What shape are the pupils of the character Gru in 'Despicable Me'?
Answer: Small dots
Gru has very small, beady dot-like pupils that give him his unique villainous look.
In animation, what is a 'background artist' responsible for?
Answer: Creating the environments and scenery
Background artists design and paint the settings, landscapes, and environments that appear behind the characters.
What animal is the main character in 'Bambi'?
Answer: Deer
Bambi is a white-tailed deer fawn who grows up in the forest in Disney's 1942 animated film.