2d animation need help Fast plz
(will mark brailyist)

1. You should never place mics near what in order to avoid the sound bouncing off? (1 point)
walls or other ‘bounceable’ surfaces
rubber-soled shoes
cell phones
other people
2. It was not until 1998 that a sound designer working at Skywalker Sound was able to re-sync the music with the film images in the film Dickson Experimental Sound Film. (1 point)
True
False
3. With the changing of mouth shapes, no other parts of the face will move or show expression during speech. (1 point)
True
False
4. What famous innovator was experimenting with image and sound before the turn of the century? (1 point)
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Edison
Benjamin Franklin
Walt Disney
5. What do we call a sound that is made by something you see on screen? (1 point)
destructive
non-diegetic sound
diegetic sound
non-destructive
6. What type of mic has a very directional pickup pattern that records just what it is pointed at, filtering out all background noise and is sometimes known as a shotgun mic? (1 point)
preferential mic
super- or hyper-cardioid mic
front-end mic
omnidirectional mic
7. When an editing transition is used where one image morphs into another, what is it called? (1 point)
switch
degenerate
facial morphing
dissolves
8. You should never, ever surprise the audience with unexpected sounds. (1 point)
True
False
9. What is the special pattern that a microphone gathers sound to record? (1 point)
pickup pattern
plosive
pop shield
sound mix
10. For animated voices, you want to hear personality, a unique speaking style, and lots of emotion to communicate the character through constructed visuals and acted audio. (1 point)
True
False
11. How would you describe a cardioid mic? (1 point)
records in the direction it is pointed, a good all-purpose mic
records sound in sync with the activity on the screen using props in a studio
gradual and smooth transition from one shape or expression to another
computer editing that allows dragging and dropping clips of video or audio, with changes and effects being easy to apply
12. How is Mickey Mousing defined? (1 point)
gradual and smooth transition from one shape or expression to another
computer editing that allows dragging and dropping clips of video or audio, with changes and effects being easy to apply
a soundtrack for film that imitates the image action in a very simple way
any sound that does not originate on screen but is added for effect
13. The plan for how all of the sounds in a film will work together is referred to as what? (1 point)
sound design
storyboard
plot points
sound pre-plan
14. As technology has advanced, sound designers really haven’t had any more tools made available to them in order to make interesting and varied sound for films. (1 point)
True
False
15. Who pioneered the use of sound techniques that were developed from those used in radio dramas and meant to simulate real sounds? (1 point)
Thomas Edison
Walt Disney
Jack Donovan Foley
Martin Scorsese