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1 What are the three different kinds of symbols in Flash? Movie Clip, Button, and Graphic Click here for answer back

2 You can create a symbol only by selecting something on the Stage and converting that selection to a symbol. T/F back Click here for answer False

3 What term describes the level of transparency of an instance? back Click here for answer Alpha

4 back Click here for answer False When you want to edit a symbol in place, you double-click the symbol icon in the Library panel.

5 back Click here for answer triangle According to the figure, what is the name of the Button symbol?

6 back Click here for answer Color Effect If you wanted to change the brightness level of an instance, what feature/technique would you use to make that modification?

1 If you wanted to create a drop shadow for an instance, what feature/technique would you use to make that modification? back Click here for answer Filters

2 You can use the 3D Rotation tool to move an instance of a Button symbol in three-dimensional space. T/F back Click here for answer False

3 back Click here for answer Global Transform What option controls whether the 3D Rotation and 3D Translation tool moves an object relative to the object or relative to the Stage?

4 back Click here for answer Blending option If you wanted to make the colors of an instance blend with the underlying objects, what feature/technique would you use to make that modification?

5 back Click here for answer Normal In the Color Effect Style options, if you apply a Brightness level of 0 to your instance, how will it appear?

6 back Click here for answer Symbol 1 You are editing a symbol. According to the following figure, what is the name of your symbol?

1 According to the figure, how many symbols are inside the intro folder in the Library panel? back Click here for answer 2

2 TF: You must edit a symbol in place in order to have all instances reflect the changes you make to that symbol. back Click here for answer False

3 You can move an object in three- dimensional space using which tools? back Click here for answer 3D Rotation tool or the Transform panel

4 back Click here for answer True TF: You can have more than one Filter effect applied to a single instance.

5 back Click here for answer True TF: Every filter in Flash has its own set of options

6 Creating a folder in the Library panel serves what purpose? back Click here for answer Helps organize your Library assets

1 What are the requirements of a motion tween? back Click here for answer A symbol instance on the Stage in a separate Tween layer

2 What is one property that cannot be motion tweened? back Click here for answer Blending effect

3 How many Tween layers are there in the following figure? back Click here for answer 2

4 TF: You can add an ease only from the Motion Editor. back Click here for answer False

5 TF: An ease is related to the frame rate of a movie. back Click here for answer False

6 back Click here for answer 2 If you want to animate an object moving across a static background, how many layers are required?

1 Based on the figure of the Motion Editor, the graph for the Alpha property has how many keyframes? back Click here for answer 4

2 What does the Orient to Path option do? back Click here for answer Adjusts the rotation of the object so that it is oriented in the direction of the path

3 TF: A car slowly accelerates from a still position to get up to speed. This is an example of an ease-out. back Click here for answer False

4 When you select an object for motion tweening, Flash converts the object to a symbol, if it isn't one already. What is the default symbol? back Click here for answer Movie Clip

5 back Click here for answer 4 You want to animate a photo that starts blurry, then slowly focuses, remains focused for about a second, and then slowly blurs out again. How many keyframes would this motion tween require?

6 If you want to animate an object's rotation and a filter at the same time, how many layers do you need? back Click here for answer 1

1 TF: You can animate the changes in an object from one filter to another filter. back Click here for answer False

2 The dots along the path of an object's motion indicate what? back Click here for answer Its position at every frame of the motion tween

3 An ease is applied to a motion tween from the Properties inspector. The value of the ease is Which kind of ease is this? back Click here for answer Ease-in

4 back Click here for answer The object's scale, rotation, or tilt is being modified with the Free Transform tool. What is happening in the figure?

5 What can you determine from the figure? back Click here for answer The object begins its motion tween with some opacity, and slowly fades out to become totally transparent in about 20 frames.

6 Based on the graph of the Stop and Start ease in the following figure, the motion tween starts gradually and ends gradually. back Click here for answer True