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History of Animation 2 Midterm with complete solutions 100%2023.History of Animation 2 Midterm with complete solutions 100%2023.

LIFSCI 7C XL - Animation: The Knee- Jerk Reflex Questions and Answers Graded A+ What is the main function of the knee-jerk reflex in the body? It provides a quick response to maintain balance and posture by contracting the quadriceps muscle. Which sensory receptor is primarily involved in detecting the stretch of the muscle during the knee-jerk reflex? Muscle spindle fibers What role does the motor neuron play in the knee-jerk reflex? It sends signals to the quadriceps muscl...

Ultimate Animation History (Part 1) Exam with Questions and Answers What is the historical significance of GERTIE THE DINOSAUR (1914) as an animated character? ANSWER The first animated character who displayed a specific personality. Who created what is arguably the first commercial animated theatrical series, COLONEL HEEZA LIAR? ANSWER John Randolph Bray Who was William Randolph Hearst and what was his significance to early animation history? ANSWER An extremely wealthy and powerful ne...

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LIFSCI 7B XL - Animation: Dead Zone Questions and Answers Graded A+ What is the primary cause of dead zones in aquatic environments? Excessive nutrient pollution, particularly nitrogen and phosphorus, leading to algal blooms that deplete oxygen levels. How do algal blooms contribute to the creation of these zones? Algal blooms result in large amounts of algae dying and decomposing, which consumes oxygen in the water, creating hypoxic conditions. Why are dead zones particularly ha...

History of Animation Exam 2 with Questions and Answers What are the four basic principles of Persistence of Vision Theory ANSWER 1) The viewer's vision must be restricted (i.e. a projector's shutter) 2) The eye blurs many images together into one image if they are presented in quick succession 3) A certain minimum speed of presentation is required to produce this blurring effect 4) A large quantity of light is essential to create a convincing continuous image Who came up with the Pers...

History of Animation Scholar Exam with Questions and Answers Chevalier d'Arcy ANSWER - Figured out persistence of vision - 1765: swinging coal on a rope, see a circle Joseph Plateau ANSWER - Invented phenakistiscope (1833) John Paris ANSWER - Invented thaumatrope () Emile Reynaud ANSWER - Invented praxinoscope () - Performed his films at Le Theatre Optique - Slow to produce strips of images - Got frustrated by Lumiere Brothers' success and destroyed all his work in the Seine ...

History of Animation Test 3 with Questions and Answers Early Public Entertainment Forms That Influenced Film Production ANSWER Magic lantern shows, Vaudeville circuit (Mutoscopes, Lightning sketches, Primitive movies) George Melies ANSWER Created The Astronomer's Dream (1898), A Trip to the Moon (1902), and The Eclipse (1904). Employed special effects; pioneer of trick films. trick films ANSWER Stopping the camera, then the actor walks out of frame, making it look like they disappeared...

B. MS Office & Adobe Suite - correct answer Which of the following software programs would be used by a Graphic Designer? A. Autodesk AutoCAD & Inventor B. MS Office & Adobe Suite C. Movie Maker D. Fortnite D. Games/Music/Video - correct answer The term Piracy, related to digital content, typically refers to: A. Sports B. Trade Secrets/Patents C. Computer Equipment D. Games/Music/Video B. Sound Designer - correct answer Which career involves producing conceptual and techn...

Animation History Test 2 with Questions and Answers Winsor McCay ANSWER Known as the pioneer of personality animation. Created Little Nemo and animated Gertie the Dinosaur. John Stuart Blackton ANSWER Animator of Humorous Phases of Funny Faces (the first cartoon using chalk drawing and cut-outs). Also made lightning-sketch films. Chauvet Caves ANSWER Discovered in 1994, its 300-plus wall paintings of horses, buffalo, and lions are the earliest known examples of drawn movement. Betty ...