Animation & Storytelling quiz games for KS3 Computing

1. 1

   What does a frame rate of 24fps mean?

   The animation uses exactly 24 different colours24 individual still images are shown every secondThe animation is 24 seconds long in totalThe animator draws exactly 24 keyframes in total
2. 2

   Timing and movement: true or false?

   Spacing frames close together makes movement look slower.
3. 3

   Which camera angle would best show a character's shocked facial expression?

   Close-upWide/establishing shotAerial/overhead shotA shot with no camera at all

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   Storyboarding and sound: true or false?

   A storyboard plans camera angles and rough timing before any animating begins.
2. 2

   Storyboarding and sound: true or false?

   Foley sound effects are synced precisely to match specific actions on screen.
3. 3

   Types of animation: true or false?

   Cel animation traditionally uses transparent sheets layered over a painted background.

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   A 2-second clip plays at 12fps. How many frames does it need in total?

   1462412
2. 2

   The animation project: true or false?

   The success criteria include using more than one camera angle across your storyboard.
3. 3

   Animation: true or false?

   Stop-motion animation uses a computer to generate every frame automatically, with no photography involved.

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   What does a frame rate of 24fps mean?

   24 individual still images are shown every secondThe animation is 24 seconds long in totalThe animator draws exactly 24 keyframes in totalThe animation uses exactly 24 different colours
2. 2

   Timing and movement: true or false?

   Spacing frames close together makes movement look slower.
3. 3

   Which camera angle would best show a character's shocked facial expression?

   Close-upA shot with no camera at allWide/establishing shotAerial/overhead shot

+ 12 more questions in the game.