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1

What is the benefit of having animations rendered at the time that the user views them?
A)They typically can have higher frame rates.
B)They can incorporate more elements.
C)They are usually more realistic.
D)They can be made interactive.
E)Their colors tend to be richer.
2

Changing the rate at which an animation’s attribute such as x or y location changes during a tween is called:
A)translation
B)easing
C)kinematics
D)morphing
E)cycling
3

The HTML5 specification includes animations built within a(n) ________ file.
A).css
B).dxf
C).jpg
D).swf
E).svg
4

Some animation programs allow the animator to create a trail between two points and then animate an object along that trail. This type of animation is called:
A)path animation
B)morphing
C)kinematics
D)cel animation
E)cycling
5

Special methods for computing colors when objects or layers are blended or overlaid are known as:
A)cels
B)inks
C)nurbs
D)paints
E)color cycling
6

What is the extension of an Adobe Flash project that has been compiled for playback?
A).svg
B).qt
C).dcr
D).fla
E).swf
7

What is the primary difference between 3-D animation and 2-D or 2 ½-D animation?
A)In 3-D animation, the computer can visually represent a mathematical model of a virtual “world.”
B)In 3-D animation, the computer creates bevels and drop-shadows to create the illusion of space.
C)In 3-D animation, objects can be moved in front of other objects.
D)In 3-D animation, objects can be moved along a path.
E)In 3-D animation, objects can impact each other.
8

The study of the movement and motion of structures connected with joints is known as:
A)morphing
B)tweening
C)easing
D)kinematics
E)arthrography
9

When an animation is too complex for a computer to render at the programmed frame rate, the program will usually:
A)crash the computer
B)drop the audio processing to provide more power for visual processing
C)halt the animation and go on to the next part of the sequence
D)reduce the frame rate of the entire animation
E)drop visual frames but keep the audio playing
10

SVG stands for:
A)simple visual graphics
B)standard video graphics
C)serial viewable graphics
D)symmetrical variable graphics
E)scalable vector graphics





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