2. Animation is a group of moving pictures to make an object or a character to look like it is moving for example a stickman walking along a road. Animation is a easy way to represent reality. It is also a easy way to show emotion to others from any age and to show a point to others. For example if you show a fire safety cartoon to young children they are more likely to watch it and learn the safety issues of fire.

3. 2D and 3D Hand drawn A series of images put on A slide Moving pictures

4.  It is when you have to draw every frame by hand and it is another traditional way.  Drawn on a transparent sheet for hand drawn traditional animation.  Also you can use paint to do the animation.

5.  The flip notes are created by using a number of sheets of paper stuck together.  you draw a image on the corner of a book all the pages there will be a drawn.  An example of a flip book would be a stick man walking.

6.  What is a animated cartoon?  Animated cartoon is characters moving and talking for a T.V. program.  Traditional cartoons would be drawn and now we have modern animation which lets us to create more smooth around the edges.  Software like flash.

7.  Design through story boards  You draw it on paper  You develop it on Adobe Flash  And then you make it into a movie and test it and modified it if needed.

8.  Stands for Graphics Interchange format  Is a group of images shown how to be played by being put them what whey they are put in order.  Are a small file size smaller than bitmap.

9.  Instead of having basic buttons on a website you can have dynamic ones that light up when you hover over it.  It also allows you to add a gif to a page.  DHTML is a website language

10.  It is another website language.  It too also allows you to create a web page.

11.  They are used to create web animation.  It is an application but a small one which gives it its name which is applet.  Applets aren't complete software applications, they work only in conjunction with a browser.

12.  Sometimes referred as persistence of vision  It makes you think that animation is happening when your mind is taking in a image moving fast that there is animation, For example Thaumatrope  Another example would be flash, when you see a stick man running you can she the previous frames.

13.  Claymation was a old way to show cartoons and animation back in the 1980s  It was a more traditional way of showing animation.  Is one of the famous styles of stop motion.  For example Pingu the old Claymation animaton

14.  Stop motion is when you have to stop the character in the animation and move him a ting bit each time  It is the traditonial versoin of stopmotion  The modern stopmotion is flash as in each frame you have to move the character a wee bit each time to make him look like that they are walking

16.  That if you go to fast it can see the previous frames.  Every frame on the frame rate would be like flicking a page in a flick book.  The automatic speed for frames is 24 fram per second it will always need adjusted for animation.

17.  They are like pages on a flip book  Each frame can hold a different movement on a image

18.  A key frame is a frame in flash that lets you see the previous page in flash  A sequence of key frames defines which movement the viewer will see

19.  onion skinning is when you want to make your animation move and that you can go back to your previous frame and you can change any changes that is needed.  With out it we could not see or previous actions.