(p.124) Transitions are ________ that play once as the user moves from one page or component state to another.

(p.124) Transitions are made up of special effects called ________ that define the transition.

(p.124) Action sequences are ________ that trigger one or more actions.

(p.124) Action sequences can be added to ________ or groups.

(p.124) You work with transitions and action sequences in the ________ panel.

(p.124) Animation is a change in ________ over time.

(p.124) Reposition an object several times per second and it creates the illusion of ________.

(p.124) ________-based animation will produce more consistent and predictable results in different environments.

(p.125) Any time the content in one state differs from the content in another state, default ________ are added to identify those changes.

(p.125) The default transition effects start out with durations of ________ seconds, so they’re really more like placeholders.

(p.125) You bring default transition effects to life by increasing their ________.

(p.128) In the Smooth Transition Options dialog box, Smart Smoothing adjusts the duration and delay (start time) of each effect, creating a series of ________ effects.

(p.128) Fade effects create the appearance of objects fading in or out of view. This is similar to a film ________ between two scenes.

(p.129 & 130) The start time of a transition is called the ________.

(p.131 & 133) You can’t remove a default transition effect from the Timeline.

(p.131) Transition ________ refers to its start and end times.

(p.132) When you apply ________ to effects, you are changing how those effects behave over time.

(p.132) The ________ easing option starts out slow, quickly easing into the effect. It then maintains a constant rate until just before the end of the effect when the rate slows down, easing out of the effect.

(p.133) If you make changes to the objects in the start or end states, the default transitions ________ automatically.

(p.133) You can only add one effect to an object.

(p.134) When an object is locked in the Layers panel, it is also locked in the ________. To change or apply new effects to an object, you need to unlock it.

(p.135) Holding down the ________ key as you drag left or right prevents the object from moving up or down. You can also ________-drag an object up or down to prevent the object from moving left or right.

(p.138) Whereas a transition is used to define one or more effects that occur as the application transitions from one state to another, an ________ is used to apply one or more effects to an object in a single state.

(p.138) Use effects when needed to define the ________ or tone of the application, but resist the temptation to create special effects simply for the fun of it.

(p.140) In some cases, making changes to objects that are currently part of a transition can negatively affect the appearance of the transition. Flash Catalyst adds additional “________” effects to adjust for your changes and correct the transition automatically.