1. : What does “2D animation” refer to?
(A) Animation with depth and volume
(B) Animation created in two-dimensional space
(C) Stop-motion animation
(D) Real-time rendering animation
2. : Which software is commonly used for 3D animation?
(A) Adobe Illustrator
(B) Autodesk Maya
(C) CorelDRAW
(D) Audacity
3. : What is the process of generating intermediate frames between two key frames called?
(A) Rendering
(B) Looping
(C) Tweening
(D) Rigging
4. : Which principle of animation involves making characters stretch or squash to emphasize motion?
(A) Anticipation
(B) Timing
(C) Squash and Stretch
(D) Exaggeration
5. : In 3D animation, what is a “rig”?
(A) A type of camera
(B) The final rendered image
(C) The skeleton structure used for animation
(D) A software bug
6. : What is the primary difference between 2D and 3D animation?
(A) Use of voiceovers
(B) Frame rate
(C) Dimensional space used
(D) Story structure
7. : Which of the following is a famous 2D animation software?
(A) Blender
(B) Adobe Animate
(C) AutoCAD
(D) Unreal Engine
8. : What does FPS stand for in animation?
(A) Frame Pixel Setup
(B) Frames Per Second
(C) Fast Processing System
(D) Format and Playback Setting
9. : Who is considered the “father of animation”?
(A) Walt Disney
(B) Émile Cohl
(C) John Lasseter
(D) Chuck Jones
10. : What is the term for animation created by manipulating physical objects frame by frame?
(A) 2D animation
(B) CGI animation
(C) Stop-motion animation
(D) Vector animation
11. : In 3D modeling, what are “polygons” used for?
(A) Audio effects
(B) Texture rendering
(C) Constructing 3D objects
(D) Storyboarding
12. : What is “rendering” in animation?
(A) Sketching the first draft
(B) Coloring character outlines
(C) Generating the final image or video from models
(D) Drawing background scenes
13. : Which of the following is NOT a principle of animation?
(A) Follow Through
(B) Timing
(C) Echoing
(D) Arcs
14. : What does “keyframe” mean in animation?
(A) A shortcut key for the animator
(B) A reference frame for animators
(C) A frame that defines the start or end of a motion
(D) A title frame of the animation
15. : What does “CGI” stand for in animation?
(A) Computer Graphic Interface
(B) Computer Generated Imagery
(C) Character Graphic Integration
(D) Central Graphic Illustration
16. : What is the purpose of a storyboard in animation?
(A) To design characters
(B) To build 3D models
(C) To plan and visualize scenes
(D) To add sound effects
17. : What is motion capture (mocap) used for in animation?
(A) Coloring scenes
(B) Recording voiceovers
(C) Recording real human movement for digital characters
(D) Capturing camera angles
18. : Which studio is known for pioneering 3D animation with the film Toy Story?
(A) DreamWorks
(B) Pixar
(C) Walt Disney
(D) Blue Sky Studios
19. : In animation, what is the “timeline”?
(A) A list of characters
(B) A tool to manage audio
(C) A graphical representation of time for arranging frames
(D) A file saving feature
20. : What is “rigging” in 3D animation?
(A) Assigning voice to characters
(B) Creating camera angles
(C) Building bones and joints for characters
(D) Exporting files for rendering