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Any drawing you do from real life will help you understand weight, dimension, and composition. T/F

A benshi, used in Japanese animated movies, is another name for which of the following? cartoon, stop motion, narrator, fall guy.

The process of drawing each frame of a scene from the beginning, figuring out how the action will unfold along the way is known as which of the following? main purpose drawing, laws of production, straight ahead action, forward motion, forward momentum.

The magic lantern is the name of a magician's trick. T/F

which of the following are used to draw action? cycles, stop motion, arcs, secondary actions.

Appeal encompasses elements of good design, good drawing, and good storytelling. T/F

What was an early 20th century variety show that used animation? vaudeville, carnival, minstrels, burlesque.

Magic lanterns used a light reflecting off a mirror and through a lens to project a painted image. T/F

What are the key points in the actions called? transitions, sequence keys, movement, key frames.

Which of the following was a glass disc that had images painted around the outside edge/ projector, rotator, stop motion board, zoopraxiscope.

Flip books are very complicated to make. T/F

What device used a series of images on celluloid, viewed through an eyepiece by one person at a time? zoopraxiscope, praxinoscope, kinetoscope, flip book.

Cel animation was a labor-saving technique invented by who?

A storyboard is a series of drawings with dialogue and directions to summarize a film in which of the following ways? graphically, visually, animated, completely.

What is the name of the process where key points in action are mapped out as the scene is drawn? pose to pose, key frames, storyboarding, key poses.