Computer Graphics MCQs with Answers
Practice important Computer Graphics MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q1531: Newton's First Law of Motion states that:
- A: Things move only when a force acts upon them
- B: Objects move by themselves
- C: Objects stop moving after a while
- D: Gravity causes all motion
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A
Q1532: The timing in animation is primarily based on which principle?
- A: Force of gravity
- B: Newton's laws of motion
- C: The laws of nature
- D: Speed of the projector
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B
Q1533: Fill in the blank: In animation, timing is critical because it gives ________ to movement.
- A: Purpose
- B: Meaning
- C: Speed
- D: Direction
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B
Q1534: What does the animator need to consider in order to make a convincing animated movement?
- A: Weight of the object
- B: How fast the object moves
- C: How objects move in nature
- D: The temperature of the scene
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C
Q1535: Fill in the blank: The standard projection rate for television in animation is ________.
- A: 30 fps
- B: 24 fps
- C: 25 fps
- D: 60 fps
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C
Q1536: What does a director need to subtract from the total timing in TV animation to allocate time for non-dialogue scenes?
- A: The number of frames
- B: Length of pauses
- C: Time spent on visual effects
- D: Dialogue time
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D
Q1537: Fill in the blank: The type of animation that requires almost as much skill as full animation is _________.
- A: Limited animation
- B: Speed animation
- C: Quick motion animation
- D: Reduced animation
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A
Q1538: What is the key challenge for an animator working on limited animation?
- A: Creating high-budget effects
- B: Making the animation appear fluid despite fewer drawings
- C: Animating every frame individually
- D: Avoiding the use of dialogue
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B
Q1539: In limited animation, how many drawings are typically produced for one second of animation?
- A: 12
- B: 6
- C: 24
- D: 18
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B
Q1540: Fill in the blank: Timing in animation is similar to ________ in music, as it must be appreciated through the senses.
- A: Pitch
- B: Melody
- C: Rhythm
- D: Harmony
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B