Comic Creator quiz games for KS3 Computing

1. 1

   The ____ is where the problem is solved.

   middlebeginningendtransition
2. 2

   In a design brief, what does the AUDIENCE of a comic mean?

   The colours chosen for the artworkThe people who will read itThe number of panels usedThe reason you are making it
3. 3

   The gaps between the boxes are called ____.

   panelsguttersbottomtop

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   The boxes that hold each picture in a comic are called ____.

   panelsguttersbottomtop
2. 2

   Keeping a character looking the same in every panel is called ____.

   expressionbody languageconsistencysilhouette
3. 3

   Storytelling and pacing: true or false?

   The middle (build-up) of a story is usually the longest part, where the problem develops.

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   A character is drawn with raised eyebrows and wide, open eyes. Which emotion does this MOST likely show?

   AngerSurprise or shockBoredomSleepiness
2. 2

   Designing a comic project: true or false?

   To evaluate a comic means to keep adding panels and effects until it looks busy.
3. 3

   Which shot fills the panel with a single face or object to show emotion or an important detail?

   Splash panelWide / establishing shotClose-upMid shot

+ 12 more questions in the game.

1. 1

   In a design brief, what does the AUDIENCE of a comic mean?

   The reason you are making itThe number of panels usedThe colours chosen for the artworkThe people who will read it
2. 2

   Panel composition: true or false?

   Composition means how you arrange everything inside the panel frame.
3. 3

   The design process: true or false?

   The design process usually goes plan, then create, then evaluate.

+ 12 more questions in the game.