1. Who is the audience for animated texts? HATTIE
2. Examine the links between one animation institution and another institution. KEEFE
3. Choose two animated texts with which you are familiar and explain how they appeal to different audiences. BRIAN
4. How are animated films marketed? Make reference to at least one example in your answer? KEVIN
5. 'Animated texts rely on stereotyped representations.' Do you agree? ANNIE
6. Choose ONE popular animated film and explain the reasons for its popularity. TEGAN
7. Can animation be considered an art form? ESME
8. How do animated films make money for the institutions which produce them? Refer to one or two examples in your answer. MICHAEL A
9. What effect might an animated film have on its audience? LUCY
10. 'There is no longer a place for traditionally-produced animation.' Do you agree? MATTHEW
11. Choose a character from an animated film and explein the reasons for its popularity. WAN BUO
12. Using examples from at least one animated film, discuss to extent to which animation might be harmful to its audience. ANNABEL
13. How do animations use narrative to attract an audience? Give examples in your answer. JACKLYN
14. Giving examples, discuss how representations in mainstream animation have changed over the years. CHELSEA
15. What ideologies are encoded in mainstream animations? Refer to examples in your answer. MITHILA :D
16. How do animations use genre to attract an audience? Refer to examples to support your answer. BARTON
17. Can animation appeal to an older audience? Refer to at least two examples in your answer. TINA
18. Should the animation industry be regulated? How? TOM

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