Spanish animation - Quiz
Spanish animation
  • 1. What has been the dominating trend in Spanish family feature animation since the second half of the 2000s?
A) Claymation
B) Stop-motion
C) CGI
D) Traditional 2D
  • 2. Which film is cited as the most ambitious co-production mentioned in the text with a $70 million budget?
A) Justin and the Knights of Valour
B) Planet 51
C) Tad, the Lost Explorer
D) The Missing Lynx
  • 3. Which film was a co-production with Great Britain released in 2008 by Kandor Graphics?
A) Capture the Flag
B) Planet 51
C) Wrinkles
D) The Missing Lynx
  • 4. Which television network provided backing for Tad, the Lost Explorer?
A) TVE
B) BRB Internacional
C) Nippon Animation
D) Mediaset
  • 5. Who directed the CGI animation film Mortadelo and Filemon: Mission Implausible?
A) Javier Fesser
B) Juan José Campanella
C) Fernando Trueba
D) Ignacio Ferreras
  • 6. Which director created the film Underdogs?
A) Javier Fesser
B) Juan José Campanella
C) Fernando Cortizo
D) Cruz Delgado
  • 7. What animation technique is primarily used in the adult projects mentioned in the text?
A) Live-action
B) CGI
C) Traditional animation
D) Stop-motion
  • 8. Which film directed by Fernando Trueba won the European Award?
A) Chico and Rita
B) The Missing Lynx
C) Going Nuts
D) Wrinkles
  • 9. What type of films has used the stop-motion technique in Spanish animation?
A) Horror features
B) Educational shorts
C) Family comedies
D) Romantic musicals
  • 10. Who directed the stop-motion horror feature O Apóstolo?
A) Fernando Trueba
B) Juanjo Ramírez
C) Cruz Delgado
D) Fernando Cortizo
  • 11. Where did animation first appear on Televisión Española (TVE)?
A) Commercials and spots
B) Feature films
C) News broadcasts
D) Documentaries
  • 12. Who created the famous 1964 short Familia Telerín?
A) José Luis Moro
B) Cruz Delgado
C) Manuel García Ferré
D) Claudio Biern Boyd
  • 13. What was the purpose of the Familia Telerín short?
A) To teach children the alphabet
B) To tell children it was time to go to bed
C) To promote a feature film
D) To advertise a breakfast cereal
  • 14. Who created the first Spanish animated series, Microbio, in 1968?
A) Claudio Biern Boyd
B) Francisco Macián
C) José Luis Moro
D) Cruz Delgado
  • 15. Which series was a large success for television in 1979–81?
A) Microbio
B) The World of David the Gnome
C) Ruy, the Little Cid
D) Don Quixote of La Mancha
  • 16. Which company produced Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds?
A) Kandor Graphics
B) Lightbox Entertainment
C) Nippon Animation
D) BRB Internacional
  • 17. Which company provided the animation for Around the World with Willy Fog?
A) Kandor Graphics
B) BRB Internacional
C) Nippon Animation
D) Mediaset
  • 18. Who were the founders of BRB Internacional?
A) Juan José Campanella and Fernando Cortizo
B) Cruz Delgado and José Luis Moro
C) Fernando Trueba and Javier Fesser
D) Claudio Biern Boyd, José Luis Rodríguez and Títo Bastoas
  • 19. Which film was released in Euskadi in 1985?
A) Megasónicos
B) Despertaferro
C) The Magic Pumpkin
D) Katy The Caterpillar
  • 20. Which film was produced in Catalonia in 1990?
A) The Living Forest
B) Despertaferro
C) The Magic Pumpkin
D) Gisaku
  • 21. With which country was Katy The Caterpillar coproduced?
A) Mexico
B) Japan
C) Portugal
D) France
  • 22. The Town Musicians of Bremen inspired which popular series?
A) Despertaferro
B) Los Trotamúsicos
C) The Magic Pumpkin
D) Megasónicos
  • 23. Which film was the first Spanish stop-motion feature?
A) A Child's Play
B) Megasónicos
C) The Magic Pumpkin
D) The Living Forest
  • 24. Who directed A Child's Play?
A) Baltasar Pedrosa
B) Cruz Delgado
C) Juan Bautista Berasategi
D) Pablo Lloréns
  • 25. In what year did four films compete for the Goya Award for the first time?
A) 2005
B) 2001
C) 2000
D) 1997
  • 26. What was the first widely distributed CGI feature in Spanish animation?
A) Gisaku
B) The Living Forest
C) Megasónicos
D) A Child's Play
  • 27. Which film was branded as the first Spanish anime feature?
A) The Living Forest
B) Megasónicos
C) The Return of the North Wind
D) Gisaku
  • 28. Who directed Gisaku?
A) Baltasar Pedrosa
B) Pablo Lloréns
C) Cruz Delgado
D) Jordi Amorós
  • 29. Who is considered the pioneer of Spanish animation?
A) Salvador Gijón
B) José Escobar
C) Segundo de Chomón
D) Joaquín Xaudaró
  • 30. In what year was the centenary of Spanish animation held?
A) 1995
B) 2010
C) 2000
D) 2015
  • 31. Who founded SEDA, the first animation production company in Spain?
A) Salvador Gijón
B) Joaquín Xaudaró
C) José Escobar
D) Segundo de Chomón
  • 32. Who introduced stop-motion to Spanish animation in 1935?
A) Joaquín Xaudaró
B) José Escobar
C) Segundo de Chomón
D) Salvador Gijón
  • 33. Which color process was used for Garbancito of La Mancha?
A) Dufaycolor
B) Kodachrome
C) Eastmancolor
D) Technicolor
  • 34. Which company produced the film Garbancito of La Mancha?
A) SEDA
B) Estudios Moro
C) Estudios Vara
D) Balet y Blay
  • 35. Which film is recognized as the first abstract direct cameraless feature?
A) Un drama en la costa
B) Ere erera baleibu icik subua aruaren
C) Stories of Love and Massacre
D) The Wardrobe of Time
  • 36. In which country did Manuel García Ferré produce his features?
A) Mexico
B) Spain
C) Argentina
D) France
  • 37. What event caused a halt to all animated productions in Spain in 1936?
A) The Civil War
B) The death of Xaudaró
C) The bankruptcy of SEDA
D) The Second Republic
  • 38. Which film from 1917 is considered the best known work of Joaquín Xaudaró's early career?
A) El apache de Londres
B) El toro fenómeno
C) Las aventuras de Jim Trot
D) La apertura de las Cortes
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