ICT

Question 1

Is the process of organizing, cutting, and adjusting video footage to create a
new video

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VIDEO EDITING

Question 2

It uses videotape and is edited in a very linear way.

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LINEAR EDITING

Question 3

Allows the video to be edited in a computer with specialized softwares.

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NON-LINEAR EDITING

Question 4

This can be done with relatively inexpensive equipment using low-resolution
copies of original clips/footage.

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OFFLINE EDITINGGGG

Question 5

It is used to describe editing footage at the original highest-quality.

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ONLINE EDITING

Question 6

It is used when working within live television and video production

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VISION MIXING

Question 7

LIST OF ALL VIDEO EDITING SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS

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1. Filmora
2. Adobe After Effects
3. Adobe Premier
4. Sony Vegas
5. Kinemaster
6. Apple Final Cut
7. Corel Studio
8. LightWorks

Question 8

Video can change its size using?

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ASPECT RATIO

Question 9

You can change the quality of your video using?

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RESOLUTION

Question 10

You can change the speed of your video using?

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FRAME RATE, adjusting the FPS

Question 11

Is used to cut unnecessary clips to create a proper flow of a video.

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JUMP CUTS

Question 12

You can use these tools to make a JUMP CUT.

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TRIM/SPLIT

Question 13

Is used to synchronize the movement of an object to the character’s movement by tracking.
You can also use a Blurry Effect as an element for the tracked movement.

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MOTION TRACKING

Question 14

Is the effect that is used to remove the background of the clip using a Green
screen.

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CHROMA KEY

Question 15

Is a combination of shapes and lines that is used as the foundation of
constructing a character.

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BASIC FORM

Question 16

Is an imaginary line that represents the flow, movement, and overall direction of
a figure or pose

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LINE OF ACTION

Question 17

Is a visual reference document used in animation and other visual mediums to
ensure consistency in a character’s appearance, proportions, and style throughout a project.

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MODEL SHEET

Question 18

It shows all the different views of a character. It is used as a reference in modeling the character during the animation process.

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TURNAROUND MODEL

Question 19

It shows the facial expression of the character

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EXPRESSION MODEL

Question 20

It shows various mouth shapes that are created when the character is speaking.

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DIALOGUE MODEL

Question 21

A reference guide that shows the comparative size of the main characters.

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COMPARATIVE GUIDE MODEL

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FPS

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FRAMES PER SECOND

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GIF

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GRAPHIC INTERCHANGE FORMAT

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BITMAP

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An object that consists of pixels

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VECTOR

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An example of a solid object

Question 26

Animation started for Disney in 1928 after producing Steamboat Willy, an animated short cartoon that introduced MIckey and Minnie Mouse.

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TRUE

Question 27

It is a cardboard disc made in 1832, that when spun and viewed in front of a mirror, creates the illusion of moving images

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PHENAKISTOSCOPE

Question 28

Made in 1879, this photographs printed on a rotating glass disc, onto a screen producing illusion of moving pictures.

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ZOOPRAXISCOPE

Question 29

Made in 1892, this was presented as the first silent animated film in public.

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PRAXINOSCOPE

Question 30

Made in 1900, this was the first cinematography animation using stop motion by J. Stuart Blackton entitled ?

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ENCHANTED DRAWING

Question 31

This was released by Emilie Cohl.

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PHANTASMAGORIE

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ANIMATION SOFTWARE APPLICATION

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1. Adobe Animate 2. Stykz 3. Adobe Flash 4. Krita

Question 33

It contains a workspace switcher, menus, and other application controls.

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APPLICATION BAR

Question 34

This is the area where users draw, manipulate, and view their animations.

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CANVAS

Question 35

This is where users arrange media and choose which displays first. It allows user to add, hide, delete, and lock layers.

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LAYER PANEL

Question 36

This area is where users edit media and keyframes.

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TIMELINE

Question 37

It provide tools that allow users to play, rewind, loop, and view multiple frames at the same time.

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TIMELINE TOOLS

Question 38

It provide tools that allow users to play, rewind, loop, and view multiple frames at the same time.

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TOOLBAR

Question 39

The process that provides the appearance of an image transitioning into another image by generating related frames between the two image

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TWEENING

Question 40

Refers to how the movement of a character is used to prepare the viewer for an upcoming action.

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ANTICIPATION

Question 41

Power or ability to interest, amuse, or stimulate the mind or emotions.

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APPEAL

Question 42

Refers to the fluidity of the action or movement.

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ARCS OF MOTION

Question 43

Applied in animations to add appeal, energy, and vibrancy

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EXAGGERATION

Question 44

Is the principle that separate parts of an object will continue to move after the object has come to a stop.

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FOLLOW THROUGH

Question 45

Is the idea that different parts of an object will move at different times

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OVERLAPPING

Question 46

Refers to actions or movements that highlight or support the main action.

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SECONDARY ACTION

Question 47

Soften all action and make it more animated

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SLOW IN AND SLOW OUT

Question 48

Is about creating an accurate drawing with volume and weight.

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SOLID DRAWING

Question 49

Are applied to give animated characters and objects the illusion of gravity, weight, mass, and flexibility.

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SQUASH AND STRETCH

Question 50

Helps to emphasize the most vital element in a frame.

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STAGE

Question 51

Is about animating an action from drawing one till the end.

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STRAIGHT AHEAD

Question 52

Is about drawing the key poses first, done at intervals throughout the scene.

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POSE TO POSE

Question 53

Give objects and characters the illusion of moving within the laws of physics.

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TIMING AND SPACING

Question 54

The older process of creating animation in Adobe Animate is referred to as?

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CLASSIC TWEENS

Question 55

Changes in a classic tween animation

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KEYFRAME

Question 56

Is used to create natural or life-like movements in Animate.

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BONE TOOL

Question 57

Animating objects using bones changed into linear or branched armatures in parent-child relationships is done with?

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INVERSE KINEMASTICS

Question 58

Are made up with a series of tiny dots called pixels.

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BITMAP IMAGES

Question 59

Are very small squares that form an image.

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PIXELS

Question 60

Are images that consist of shapes, curves, lines, and text.

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VECTOR GRAPHICS

Question 61

Used to draw and edit freehand lines

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PENCIL TOOL

Question 62

Used to draw precise paths such as straight lines or smooth-flowing curves

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PEN TOOL

Question 63

Used to create natural strokes and customize a brush in Animate.

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BRUSH TOOL

Question 64

All the colors used in digital graphics are described using?

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COLOR MODELS

Question 65

Color models?

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CMYK, HSB, RGB

Question 66

Used to create and edit solid colors and gradient fills in RGB and HSB models.

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COLOR PANEL

Question 67

May refer to a text, image, drawing, or anything imported in Animate.

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OBJECT

Question 68

Refers to the exterior part or line that separates the fill from the stage.

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BORDER

Question 69

Refers to the object's interior part or color inside the object.

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FILL