Alice 3: Chapter 2 - Quiz

T/F: The goal of a storyboard is to tell the entire story in the most complex visuals possible and to take a lot of time doing it

False

A(n) ______ is a computer file containing instructions that tell Alice how to construct and display a specific type of object. It also defines actions (behaviors) that this type of object knows how to perform

A) Algorithm

B) Program

C) Class

D) One-shots

C) Class

T/F: The code editor has four panels: Camera view, Methods panel, Editor, and Controls panel

True

A(n) _______ is a graphic, interactive environment designed to help the programmer develop a software program

A) Interface Development Environment

B) Code editor

C) Storyboard

D) Scene editor

A) Interface Development Environment (IDE)

Set Design (Scene Setup) - Adapting text to animation requires figuring out visual aspects writing cannot describe. In animation, a sequence of frames representing the screen is called a ________

A) Algorithm

B) Storyboard

C) One-Shot

D) Gallery

B) Storyboard

T/F: The Gallery provides 3D models for adding objects to the scene

True

T/F: The scene editor has three panels: Camera view, Toolbox, and Methods panel

False

Two techniques may be used to position an object:

1. Use the cursor to drag and rotate the object

2. Use ______ (a menu of positioning actions in the Toolbox)

A) One-shots

B) Interface Development Environment (IDE)

C) Storyboard

D) Double click

A) One-shots

A(n) ______ consist of a step by step list of actions that provides a description of how to perform a task

A) Problem solving approach

B) Gallery

C) Algorithm

D) Storyboard

C) Algorithm

T/F: A basic storyboard consist of: frames, where each frame represents a significant action in a story and the sequence of individual frames connecting the actions together to form the plot. To create a storyboard, start with the step-by-step list of object-action pairs, determined in the task analysis

True