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Principles of Animation Quiz

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Test your understanding of Disney's 12 animation principles.

by Shilpy
1

Which principle is the most important for weight and flexibility in movement?

2

Name the principle that signals an action is about to occur.

3

Which principle involves presenting the core action clearly in a scene?

4

Straight Ahead and Pose-to-Pose are two approaches to what?

5

Which principle deals with parts continuing to move after the main body stops?

6

What term describes speeding up and slowing down movement for realism?

7

Which principle emphasizes curved paths rather than straight lines?

8

Which is about adding secondary actions to support the main action?

9

Which principle relates to the speed of an action and its pacing?

10

Exaggeration is used to enhance what quality of animation?

11

What does Solid Drawing primarily focus on?

12

Appeal in animation means the character is what?

13

Which principle guides how a character’s parts move after the body halts?

14

Which principle helps avoid robotic movements by easing in and out?

15

What is the focus of the 'Staging' principle besides motion?

16

Which pair describes two methods of animation planning?

17

Which principle concerns how a pose communicates character without words?

18

What is the term for the natural bending paths of limbs during motion?

19

Which is NOT one of the four principles introduced in SESSION ONE?

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