All about USA 4, Unit 18, History of Animation, MAKING INFERENCES AND DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
Information is not always stated directly in a passage. Sometimes we make guesses—inferences or conclusions—from the information that is in the reading. The answers to these questions are not directly stated in the passage. Choose the letter of the best answer.
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1. From the passage, we can conclude that
a. celluloid was not a big improvement on the slow, difficult process of animation.
b. people liked animated cartoons on reels better than celluloid cartoons.
c. computer animation was not originally developed for use by the film industry.
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2. We can infer from the passage that
a. Disney was discouraged by the difficulty of making the first full-length animated film.
b. Disney influenced other studios to make animated movies.
c. Soon after Disney made Snow White, the process of animation became faster and easier.
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3. The writer seems to say that
a. animated figures will eventually take the place of people in movies.
b. the uses of animation are not limited to movies.
c. there isn't much more that can be done with animation in the future.
