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2 Hours

Duration of ASSEB HS Media & Entertainment theory exam

Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB)

30%

Minimum pass percentage in theory and practical assessments

ASSEB Vocational & Skill Education Division

100

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NSQF Level 4

National Skills Qualifications Framework level for Higher Secondary (Class 11-12)

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1Which principle of animation gives weight and flexibility to drawn objects, such as a bouncing rubber ball?
A.Squash and Stretch
B.Anticipation
C.Staging
D.Follow Through
Explanation: Squash and Stretch is used to give a sense of weight and flexibility to drawn objects. When a ball hits the floor, it squashes, and when it accelerates in the air, it stretches.
2What animator action prepares the audience for a major movement, such as a golfer winding up before swinging a club?
A.Slow In and Slow Out
B.Anticipation
C.Secondary Action
D.Exaggeration
Explanation: Anticipation is used to prepare the audience for an action, making the action feel more realistic and readable.
3What visual planning document is created during pre-production to map out camera shots and story beats for an animation?
A.Animatic
B.Character Model Sheet
C.Storyboard
D.Production Ledger
Explanation: A storyboard is a sequence of drawings pre-visualizing a film or animation before production begins.
4In 2D hand-drawn animation, what are the intermediate drawings created between major keyframes called?
A.Breakdowns
B.Extreme Poses
C.Clean-up Drawings
D.In-betweens
Explanation: In-betweens (or tweens in digital animation) are the intermediate drawings between keyframes that create smooth movement.
5Which principle describes loose elements (like long hair or a cape) continuing to move after a character comes to a sudden stop?
A.Follow Through and Overlapping Action
B.Straight Ahead Action
C.Appeal
D.Solid Drawing
Explanation: Follow Through and Overlapping Action mean that parts of a body continue to move after the main character body stops.
6What animation technique involves drawing frames sequentially from beginning to end without planning key poses in advance?
A.Pose-to-Pose Animation
B.Straight Ahead Action
C.Keyframe Interpolation
D.Rotoscoping
Explanation: Straight Ahead Action involves animating sequentially frame by frame, useful for fluid actions like fire, smoke, or water.
7Why is the 'Slow In and Slow Out' (easing) principle applied to character movements?
A.To make all movements maintain constant linear velocity
B.To increase GPU rendering speed in 3D software
C.To mimic real-world physics where objects accelerate and decelerate gradually
D.To reduce the number of keyframes required in a scene
Explanation: Real objects require time to accelerate and decelerate due to inertia; adding more frames near key poses creates natural motion.
8In a storyboard panel, what arrow notation indicates camera movement pushing closer toward a character?
A.Horizontal sweeping arrows
B.Curved circular arrows around the frame
C.Vertical arrows pointing upward
D.Zoom-in / Track-in arrows pointing inward toward the center
Explanation: Arrows pointing inward toward the subject indicate a camera push-in or zoom-in shot on a storyboard.
9Which principle refers to a secondary movement that supports and enriches the main action without distracting from it?
A.Secondary Action
B.Main Action
C.Overlapping Action
D.Staging
Explanation: Secondary Action consists of smaller gestures (like swinging arms while walking) that reinforce the main action or emotion.
10What principle of animation dictates that natural character actions move along curved paths rather than rigid straight lines?
A.Staging
B.Arcs
C.Solid Drawing
D.Timing
Explanation: Most living creatures move in curved paths called Arcs. Joints act as pivots, so limb movements naturally trace arcs.

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