Adobe Flash Shape Tween
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A shape tween is an animation that enables you to change an objects shape from time to time therefore you have intermediate frames. Adobe shape tween application is commonly used in flash designs. Take up the simple quiz below to test out your familiarity with the use of this application.
- 1.Shape tweens can only be applied to what?
- A.
Images
- B.
Shapes
- C.
Movie Clips
- D.
Buttons
- E.
Text
- 2.How do you transform an object into a shape?
- A.
Use the white arrow
- B.
Choose edit and then "make shape"
- C.
Right click and choose "convert to symbol"
- D.
Right click and choose "break apart"
- E.
Right click and choose "convert"
- 3.What tool do you use to modify a shape object's form (change its shape)?
- A.
White arrow
- B.
Third arrow
- C.
Black arrow
- D.
Command + T
- E.
Right click and choose "Transform"
- 4.How do you add to shapes?
- A.
Right click and choose merge
- B.
Right click and choose subtract
- C.
Overlap similar colors
- D.
Overlap different colors
- E.
Right click and choose add
- 5.How do you add a shape tween?
- A.
Right click ON a key frame and choose insert shape tween
- B.
Right click between the key frames and choose insert shape tween
- C.
Right click between the key frames and choose insert classic tween
- D.
Right click between the key frames and choose insert motion tween
- E.
Click edit and choose insert tween
- 6.How do you know when an object is a shape?
- A.
It has a black border around the object
- B.
It say "shape object" in the title
- C.
It is pixelated
- D.
A shape icon appears next to the object
- E.
It has a blue border around the object
- 7.Why are classic tweens more common than shape tweens?
- A.
Classic tweens are more advanced
- B.
Shapes tweens are more advanced
- C.
Classic tweens are smaller
- D.
Shape tweens are smaller
- 8.This flash file is smaller and used for the internet but cannot be edited.
- A.
FLA
- B.
SWF
- C.
PSD
- D.
JPG
- E.
GIF
- 9.What tool is used to add a stroke to a shape?
- A.
Paint bucket
- B.
Ink bottle
- C.
Third arrow
- D.
White arrow
- E.
Black arrow
- 10.How do you test a flash project?
- A.
Command + Enter
- B.
Right click and choose test
- C.
Command + T
- D.
Click edit and choose test
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