3D Animation Pre-Test

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STANDARD 1

Students will identify the applications of 3D graphics and animation through exploring the career opportunities and the relevant history of the industry. (5 questions)

1) The father of 3D Graphics

Steve Jobs

Walt Disney

Bill Gates

Edwin Catmull

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2) What was the first feature-length 3D animation?

Toy Story

Casper

Tron

Futureworld

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3) Walt Disney Studios created the first?

color cartoon

animated cartoon

stop motion animated film

3D cartoon

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STANDARD 3

Students will model 3D objects (1 questions)

1) Modeling skill that divides a surface

Boolean

Extruding

Subdividing

Beveling

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2) Choose three primitives.

Triangle

Cube

Square

Cone

Sphere

3) Combining two objects to form or subtract and create a new object.

Joining

Anti-aliasing

Boolean

Extrude

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4) Extending a vertex edge or face is know as.

Boolean

Extruding

Subdividing

Beveling

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5) Minimum number of vertices to create a polygon.

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STANDARD 4

Students will apply surface materials to 3D models. (1 questions)

1) A gray texture that create depth without adding more geometry?

Bump Map

UV Map

Image Texture

Dynamics

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2) Amount of light radiated from an object:

Diffused light

Transparency

Luminosity

Reflecting

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3) Placing textures specific parts of an object:

UV Map

Bump Map

Wrap

Surface wrap

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4) What is a texture?

A color placed on an object.

An image placed on an object.

Extruding a vertex.

Scaling edges.

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STANDARD 5

Students will apply lighting and camera techniques to achieve intended effects. (10 questions)

1) Three point lighting includes?

Rim light

Fill light

Key light

Back light

2) Why is a rim or backlight used?

Rim lightIlluminates the subject from the back.

Cast a shadow.

Saturates the subject.

Removes harsh shadows.

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3) Strongest light in a scene.

Rim light

Fill light

Key light

Back light

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4) Material property that stops light going through an object.

Opacity

Shadows

Reflectivity

Luminosity

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STANDARD 6

Students will animate 3D models. (18 questions)

1) Camera pan is.

in and out

left to right

up to down

north and south

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2) Timing and spacing will determine.

Size

Speed

Resolution

Location

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3) In animation _______ defines change in location, scale or rotation.

Timeline

Start and end points

Keyframing

Frames Per Second

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4) Objects should travel in a ________, to show realistic animation.

straight path

arc

S curve

circle

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5) Standard timing for animation is.

12 FPS

30 FPS

24 FPS

42 FPS

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STANDARD 7

Students will render 3D models. (3 questions)

1) Creating a still or a sequence of images in a scene that incorporates objects, materials, lights and cameras:

Anti-aliasing

Rendering

Resolution

Animation

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2) The width and hight of a frame is:

Aspect ratio

Widescreen

Resolution

NTSC & PAL

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3) Format that allows transparency

(Choose 2)

.jpg

.png

.psd

.gif

STANDARD 8

Students will demonstrate the process of creating 3D animation. (8 questions)

1) Dialog for an animation is recorded:

Before production

Post production

Same time as modeling.

Same time as animation.

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2) Scene-by-scene plan is a:

Storyboard

Prototype

Contract

Animation

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