Digital Animation
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- Q1What is computer animation?a) A form of art that brings characters and stories to life through movementd) A type of software used in the entertainment industryc) A technique used to manipulate graphics on a computer screenb) The process of creating computer-generated images30s
- Q2When did computer animation first begin?a) 1940sc) 1970sb) 1960sd) 1980s30s
- Q3How did the team in the 1940s display computer-generated images?b) Through virtual reality headsetsa) Using a cathode ray tubec) On paper with pencil drawingsd) On a computer screen30s
- Q4What was the significance of Ivan Sutherland's program, Sketchpad?a) It introduced the concept of interactive design in computer animationb) It allowed users to create 3D computer graphicsc) It was the first-ever 3D animated filmd) It revolutionized the entertainment industry30s
- Q5Who developed the technique called "surface subdivision" in the 1970s?a) Ivan Sutherlandc) Pixard) Autodeskb) Ed Catmull30s
- Q6What was the first-ever 3D animated film called?d) Sketchpadb) Shreka) Toy Storyc) The Adventures of André and Wally B30s
- Q7When did computer animation become more accessible to the masses?a) 1940sc) 1980sd) Recent yearsb) 1960s30s
- Q8What software allowed artists to bring their creations to life on a whole new level in the 1980s?b) RenderMand) Surface Subdivisionc) 3D Studioa) Sketchpad30s
- Q9How has computer animation evolved in recent years?b) It has become less popular in the entertainment industryd) It has remained stagnant with no significant advancementsa) It has become more complex and difficult to createc) It has become more accessible to other fields like medicine and architecture30s
- Q10In what fields has computer animation found its way into, besides films and video games?d) Cooking, gardening, and paintingb) Music, fashion, and sportsa) Medicine, architecture, and educationc) Agriculture, transportation, and finance30s
- Q11What does computer animation allow doctors to do?b) Create lifelike charactersa) Simulate complex surgical proceduresd) Engage students with interactive learning experiencesc) Visualize architectural designs30s
- Q12What is the main focus of planning in animation?b) Visualizing architectural designsc) Saving time and resourcesd) Captivating audiencesa) Creating lifelike characters30s
- Q13What is a storyboard?b) A tool used by doctors to simulate surgical proceduresc) A technique used in 3D computer graphicsd) A program developed by Ivan Sutherlanda) A series of drawings that outline each scene of the animation30s
- Q14Why is a storyboard important in animation?d) It guides the audience through the storya) It helps animators experiment with different ideas and compositionsc) It revolutionizes the entertainment industryb) It allows doctors to visualize surgical procedures30s
- Q15What is the narrative structure in animation?d) The program used to manipulate graphics on a computer screenb) The organization of the plot with a clear beginning, middle, and enda) The process of creating lifelike charactersc) The technique used to simulate surgical procedures30s