A rough sketch of a jumping character has several overlapping trial lines around the arms. What is the BEST clean-up action?, Erase the arms, Darken every line, Redraw one contour, Add random texture, During clean-up, a learner notices that the character becomes taller in the second key pose even though the action does not require stretching. What should be done?, Correct proportions, Add construction lines, Start over, Remove key pose, Two cleaned-up key drawings use clear lines, but the character’s shirt changes from short sleeves to long sleeves between poses. What quality issue is present?, Color mismatch, Detail inconsistency, Atmospheric perspective, Excessive negative space, What is an in-between drawing?, A final background, A duplicate cover, A title card, A transition drawing, Why are in-between drawings important in simple animation?, Realistic colors, Replace key poses, Smoother movement, Same speed realism, What does closer spacing of successive drawings usually suggest in a simple movement?, Larger canvas, Faster movement, Raster change, Slower movement, Two key poses show a hand down and then raised. Which in-between position is most reasonable for a smooth middle frame?, Partway along path, Twice normal size, Hand removed, Opposite side, A ball should accelerate as it falls. Which spacing plan best represents this?, Only top and bottom, Farther near ground, Equal spacing, Closer near ground, A walk sequence has correct key poses, but the character’s head becomes larger in each in-between. What is the main cause of the visual problem?, Too few colors, Too much contrast, Timing too slow, Inconsistent proportions, A learner adds many in-betweens to every part of a fast action. The result feels unusually slow. Which revision is best?, Delete key poses, Add more in-betweens, Reduce in-betweens, Change frame sizes, Which type of graphic is made from a grid of pixels?, Raster graphic, Construction sketch, Vector graphic, Key drawing, Which file type is commonly associated with vector graphics?, PNG, SVG, BMP, JPEG, Why can vector graphics usually be enlarged without becoming pixelated?, High resolution only, Auto sharpened, More colors, Mathematical paths, Why is raster graphics often suitable for detailed digital paintings or photographs?, Pixel color detail, No gradients, Infinite scaling, Straight lines only, A student is creating a school logo that may appear on an ID card and on a large tarpaulin. Which graphic type is the better starting choice?, Raster improves edges, Vector for animation, Vector scales cleanly, Raster from camera, A learner imports a small JPEG logo and enlarges it for a poster. The edges became blocky. What is the most appropriate response?, Change raster format, Trace as vector, Add blank space, Enlarge more, A class compares two files of the same simple logo: one is a small SVG and the other is a high-resolution PNG. Which observation best explains why their file sizes and scaling behavior may differ?, Same structure, Paths vs pixels, Vectors lack color, PNG uses anchors, Which animation principle gives a drawn object a sense of weight and flexibility by changing its shape while generally preserving its volume?, Arcs, Timing, Anticipation, Squash and stretch, Why is anticipation used before a major action, such as a character jumping?, Prepares the viewer, Creates fast transition, Removes key poses, Equalizes speed, In Flipaclip, a learner wants to compare the current drawing with nearby frames while drawing an in-between. Which feature is most useful?, Canvas crop, Text alignment, Onion skin, Export resolution, A bouncing-ball animation feels mechanical because the ball stays perfectly round when it hits the floor. Which principle could be applied at impact to improve the action?, Squash and stretch, Solid drawing, Anticipation, Appeal, A character reaches for a cup. The hand stops suddenly at the cup while the sleeve and hair stop at exactly the same instant. Which principle is most clearly missing?, Solid drawing, Staging, Exaggeration, Follow through, A short animation has strong drawings, but viewers cannot tell whether to look at the moving character or a flashing background sign. Which principle should be reconsidered first?, Arcs, Squash and stretch, Staging, Straight-ahead action, A group uses very strong exaggeration in every frame of a serious safety animation, making the message difficult to understand. Which evaluation is best?, Remove all principles, Use exaggeration selectively, Increase exaggeration, Keep unchanged, You are planning a 5-frame Flipaclip animation of a ball bouncing once. Which plan best combines key poses, in-betweens, and timing for a clear simple sequence?, Repeat one drawing, Key poses with spacing, Move background only, Unrelated positions

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