Images flipped rapidly in sequence represent which technique?

• A. Flip Cards
• B. Flip Books
• C. Stop Motion
• D. Pixilation

Answer: (A)

This item is about how rapidly changing images can create the illusion of motion through sequential imagery. A flip book is designed around a tiny sequence of drawings, each page showing a slightly different frame. When you flip the pages quickly, those images appear to move, because the eye combines many quick glimpses into continuous motion. This is a classic analog animation method that relies on the viewer actively flipping the pages to see the sequence.

Flipping a card, on the other hand, is just a single physical flip to reveal another side, not a rapid sequence of frames forming a motion story. Stop motion and pixilation involve capturing real-world movement with a camera—frame by frame—rather than presenting pre- drawn frames in a book you flip. So the best match for “images flipped rapidly in sequence” is a flip book.