12 Principles of Animation Quiz

Which Disney animators introduced the Twelve Basic Principles of Animation?

In which book did Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas introduce the Twelve Basic Principles of Animation?

What was the main purpose of the Twelve Principles of Animation?

What is debatably the most fundamental principle of animation?

Which principle deals with the concept of emotional timing and character appeal?

Which principle aims to achieve a more realistic animation by producing an illusion of adhering to the basic laws of physics?

What is the term used to describe the widening of an object on impact to maintain its volume?

Which principle directs the audience's attention toward the most important elements in a scene in a way that effectively advances the story?

What is the term used to describe drawing each frame of an action one after another as you go along?

Which principle describes carefully controlling the changing speeds of objects to create animations with superior believability?

What is the term used to describe the circular paths along which most living beings, including humans, move?

Which principle involves the preparation for the main action, such as a player striking a soccer ball?

Which technique involves drawing the extremes of an action (beginning and end drawings) and then filling in the frames in-between?

What principle describes parts continuing to move in the same direction after a moving object comes to a stop?

"Pose-to-Pose" is a technique where:

"Straight Ahead Action" is a technique where: