Color Terms
In color theory, what term refers to the pure, base color itself, such as 'yellow' or 'red'? a) Value b) Hue
b) Hue
Which color model is used for digital screens and monitors, where mixing the primary colors results in white light? a) Additive Color Model (RGB) b) Subtractive Color Model (RYB)
a) Additive Color Model (RGB)
The fundamental principle of "Solid Drawing" in animation aims to ensure that characters possess what key characteristic? a) Flat, two-dimensional shapes b) Form, weight, and volume
b) Form, weight, and volume
The technique of placing one shape partially in front of another to create a clear sense of depth and hierarchy is called: a) T-Overlap b) Negative Space
a) T-Overlap
What is the most common and instantaneous transition between one shot and the next in a sequence? a) Cut b) Dissolve
a) Cut
When an artist creates a lighter version of a hue by mixing it with white, the result is called a: a) Tint b) Shade
a) Tint
Which type of color harmony involves combining colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel, creating high contrast? a) Complementary Harmony b) Analogous Harmony
a) Complementary Harmony
The process of constructing a character or object using basic geometric shapes like spheres and cylinders is known as: a) Color-Keying b) Blocking
b) Blocking
Which perspective technique is most appropriate for drawing a long hallway or a road looking straight down into the distance? a) Two-Point Perspective b) One-Point Perspective
b) One-Point Perspective
Which transition involves one image gradually being replaced by another, with the two briefly overlapping, often implying a slight passage of time or a change in location? a) Fade b) Dissolve
b) Dissolve
What term describes the purity or vividness of a color? A color with high quality is bright and intense. a) Value b) Chroma (or Saturation)
b) Chroma (or Saturation)
Which color model is primarily used for mixing physical pigments like paints and inks? a) Additive Color Model (RGB) b) Subtractive Color Model (RYB)
b) Subtractive Color Model (RYB)
What is the primary goal of the Silhouette Test in character posing? a) To check the color harmony of the scene. b) To ensure the pose is readable and its intention is clear.
b) To ensure the pose is readable and its intention is clear.
In one-point perspective, which view is created when the vanishing point is placed below the horizon line? a) Worm's Eye View b) Bird's Eye View
a) Worm's Eye View
Which staging technique is the standard way to film a conversation, cutting back and forth between the two characters? a) Eyeline Match b) Shot/Reverse-Shot
b) Shot/Reverse-Shot
What specific term refers to the darkness or lightness of a color?
Value
What are the three primary colors in the Additive Color Model?
Red, Green, Blue (RGB)
What is the term for the dramatic visual distortion of an object or figure (such as a character's arm pointing toward the viewer) that is caused by the angle of view?
Foreshortening
In perspective drawing, what is the name for the imaginary horizontal line on which all vanishing points are located?
Horizon Line
What transition gradually transitions a shot to or from a solid color (usually black or white) and is often used to imply a significant passage of time or the end of a major sequence?
Fade (In/Out)
This is the term for a darker version of a hue, which is created by mixing the hue with black.
Shade
What is the specific name for the color scheme that uses colors that are situated NEXT to each other on the color wheel, creating a calm and cohesive feel?
Analogous Harmony
This is when the arms and legs on both sides of a character's body are in the same, mirrored position.
Twinning
What is the term for the technique where distant objects in a scene appear lighter, less saturated, and sometimes bluer due to the scattering of light by the atmosphere?
Aerial Perspective (or Atmospheric Perspective)
This is a cut that first shows a character looking at something off-screen, and then immediately cuts to a shot of the object they were looking at, clarifying their point of view to the audience.
Eyeline Match or Match Cut