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Froggy Jumps ANIMATIONOnline version PRINCIPLES OF ANIMATION by Hannah Flores 1 A cartoon character has a unique design and personality that makes them memorable and fun to watch. a Timing b Appeal c Squish 2 Which animation principle changes an object's shape to show weight and flexibility, like a bouncing ball? a Timing b Squash and Stretch c Appeal 3 Which principle prepares the audience for an upcoming action by showing a small movement first? a Solid Drawing b Arcs c Secondary Action 4 A character's hair continues moving after they suddenly stop running. Which principle is shown? a Follow Through and Overlapping Action b Timing c Exaggeration 5 Which principle controls how fast or slow an action happens to create different moods and emotions? a Staging b Solid Drawing c Timing 6 Which animation principle helps the audience focus on the most important action in a scene? a Appeal b Staging c Pose-to-Pose 7 Throwing a ball in a curved path instead of a straight line demonstrates which principle? a Arcs b Anticipation c Secondary Action 8 A character's eyes become much larger than normal to show surprise. Which principle is illustrated? a Appeal b Exaggeration c Solid Drawing 9 Guide the audience's attention a Timing b Appeal c Staging 10 Change shape to show weight. a Anticipation b Staging c Squash and Stretch

Froggy Jumps

ANIMATIONOnline version

PRINCIPLES OF ANIMATION

by Hannah Flores

A cartoon character has a unique design and personality that makes them memorable and fun to watch.

Timing

Appeal

Squish

Which animation principle changes an object's shape to show weight and flexibility, like a bouncing ball?

Timing

Squash and Stretch

Appeal

Which principle prepares the audience for an upcoming action by showing a small movement first?

Solid Drawing

Arcs

Secondary Action

A character's hair continues moving after they suddenly stop running. Which principle is shown?

Follow Through and Overlapping Action

Timing

Exaggeration

Which principle controls how fast or slow an action happens to create different moods and emotions?

Staging

Solid Drawing

Timing

Which animation principle helps the audience focus on the most important action in a scene?

Appeal

Staging

Pose-to-Pose

Throwing a ball in a curved path instead of a straight line demonstrates which principle?

Arcs

Anticipation

Secondary Action

A character's eyes become much larger than normal to show surprise. Which principle is illustrated?

Appeal

Exaggeration

Solid Drawing

Guide the audience's attention

Timing

Appeal

Staging

Change shape to show weight.

Anticipation

Staging

Squash and Stretch

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by Hannah Flores

A cartoon character has a unique design and personality that makes them memorable and fun to watch.

Which animation principle changes an object's shape to show weight and flexibility, like a bouncing ball?

Which principle prepares the audience for an upcoming action by showing a small movement first?

A character's hair continues moving after they suddenly stop running. Which principle is shown?

Which principle controls how fast or slow an action happens to create different moods and emotions?

Which animation principle helps the audience focus on the most important action in a scene?

Throwing a ball in a curved path instead of a straight line demonstrates which principle?

A character's eyes become much larger than normal to show surprise. Which principle is illustrated?

Guide the audience's attention

Change shape to show weight.