Comic Vocab Test
Comic
- 1.Comic Book
- A.
A book that uses pictures and words to tell a story.
- B.
The most important man or woman in a story, often has some ability that makes them special.
- C.
A comic book written about the author, telling stories from the authors life.
- D.
The problem in a story, conflict could be war, a villain hurting the world somehow, something bad that happened to the writer
- E.
To make characteristics of someone larger than life.
- 2.Autobiographical
- A.
A book that uses pictures and words to tell a story.
- B.
The most important man or woman in a story, often has some ability that makes them special.
- C.
A comic book written about the author, telling stories from the authors life.
- D.
The problem in a story, conflict could be war, a villain hurting the world somehow, something bad that happened to the writer
- E.
To make characteristics of someone larger than life.
- 3.Conflict
- A.
A book that uses pictures and words to tell a story.
- B.
The most important man or woman in a story, often has some ability that makes them special.
- C.
A comic book written about the author, telling stories from the authors life.
- D.
The problem in a story, conflict could be war, a villain hurting the world somehow, something bad that happened to the writer
- E.
To make characteristics of someone larger than life.
- 4.Embellishment
- A.
To make characteristics of someone larger than life.
- B.
The problem in a story, conflict could be war, a villain hurting the world somehow, something bad that happened to the writer
- C.
A comic book written about the author, telling stories from the authors life.
- D.
The most important man or woman in a story, often has some ability that makes them special.
- E.
A book that uses pictures and words to tell a story.
- 5.Anthropomorphic
- A.
Giving an animal human characteristics or a human animal characteristics.
- B.
When the comic artist focuses in on something to make it the focal point.
- C.
When things in a picture look far away in order to focus on the setting.
- D.
When a word represents a noise, like bang, drip, or bump.
- E.
A round shape in a comic book that has writing in it for dialogue.
- 6.Close-ups
- A.
A round shape in a comic book that has writing in it for dialogue.
- B.
When a word represents a noise, like bang, drip, or bump.
- C.
When things in a picture look far away in order to focus on the setting.
- D.
When the comic artist focuses in on something to make it the focal point.
- E.
Giving an animal human characteristics or a human animal characteristics.
- 7.Zoom out
- A.
Giving an animal human characteristics or a human animal characteristics.
- B.
When the comic artist focuses in on something to make it the focal point.
- C.
When things in a picture look far away in order to focus on the setting.
- D.
When a word represents a noise, like bang, drip, or bump.
- E.
A round shape in a comic book that has writing in it for dialogue.Zoom out
- 8.Onomatopoeia
- A.
A round shape in a comic book that has writing in it for dialogue.
- B.
When a word represents a noise, like bang, drip, or bump.
- C.
When things in a picture look far away in order to focus on the setting.
- D.
When the comic artist focuses in on something to make it the focal point.
- E.
Giving an animal human characteristics or a human animal characteristics.
- 9.Talk Bubbles
- A.
A round shape in a comic book that has writing in it for dialogue.
- B.
When a word represents a noise, like bang, drip, or bump.
- C.
When things in a picture look far away in order to focus on the setting.
- D.
When the comic artist focuses in on something to make it the focal point.
- E.
Giving an animal human characteristics or a human animal characteristics.
- 10.Story Board
- A.
A shape that looks like a cloud with writing in it that shows what a person is thinking in a comic book.
- B.
Lines that show that something is moving
- C.
Drawings that go with words to plan a comic book or movie.
- D.
This person takes the pencils of the artist and takes them to a final piece of artwork by adding ink.
- E.
The lightness or darkness of a color.
- 11.Inker
- A.
The lightness or darkness of a color.
- B.
This person takes the pencils of the artist and takes them to a final piece of artwork by adding ink.
- C.
Drawings that go with words to plan a comic book or movie.
- D.
Lines that show that something is moving
- E.
A shape that looks like a cloud with writing in it that shows what a person is thinking in a comic book.
- 12.Color Value
- A.
The lightness or darkness of a color.
- B.
This person takes the pencils of the artist and takes them to a final piece of artwork by adding ink.
- C.
Drawings that go with words to plan a comic book or movie.
- D.
Lines that show that something is moving
- E.
A shape that looks like a cloud with writing in it that shows what a person is thinking in a comic book.
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