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  • 11 questions
  • 34 marks
  • about 40 minutes
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Question types: short answer, multiple choice, true or false, fill the gap, matching.

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A short animation opens with a character setting up a lemonade stand, then a storm ruins the stand, then the character rebuilds it stronger than before. Which part of the story arc is 'the storm ruins the stand'?

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About this resource

Animation & Storytelling — Lesson 5 of 6. Telling a story through a simple narrative arc (beginning/middle/end), using captions and sound/music, matching sound precisely to on-screen action, and adding a real soundtrack to an animation in the Animation Studio.

13 slides.

Lesson outline

  1. Hook
  2. Do Now — Retrieval
  3. Story Arc — What It Is and What It Is Not
  4. Quick Check — Story Arc
  5. Sound Brings a Story to Life
  6. Task 1 (guided) — Sort the Sound
  7. Matching Sound to Action
  8. Hinge Check — Is Sound Just Decoration?
  9. Task 2 (semi-guided) — Match Sound to Moment
  10. You Do — Add Sound in the Animation Studio
  11. Plenary — Re-poll: Sound and Mood
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