DaVinci Resolve Video Editing Quiz - Year 9

What are the supported operating systems for DaVinci Resolve?

• Mac, PC, and Linux

• Mac and PC only

• PC and Linux only

• Mac only

DaVinci Resolve is different to most basic video editors because of its different workspaces at the bottom of the screen. Which of these workspaces is used for basic edits?

• Media

• Cut

• Edit

• Fusion

What are each of the workspaces at the bottom of Da Vinci Resolve used for?

• For imported assets

• Media

• For creating special effects and motion

• Cut

• For basic video editing

• Edit

• For pro audio tools

• Fusion

• For the bulk of precision video editing

• Fairlight

How can you change the timeline resolution in DaVinci Resolve?

• In the Settings menu

• In the Edit area

• In the Color workspace

• In the Deliver workspace

How do you import footage into da Vinci Resolve?

• Drag and drop it into the Media Pool

• Press CMD-E

• Right-click and choose "Import Media"

• Via the Settings menu

What is the purpose of the Cut workspace on da Vinci Resolve?

• Takes out all the unnecessary sounds from clips

• Somewhere to trim clips before editing them properly

• Can be used after the Edit workspace to clean up footage

• Somewhere to add effects to footage

How can you trim clips in the Edit workspace?

• Press A to delete the clip

• Press CMD-B to split the clip

• Drag the handles at the start of the clip to your desired in-point

• Press B to bring up the blade tool

What is the purpose of the Ripple Edit tool (CMD + SHIFT + [ ) in DaVinci Resolve?

• To add cuts in footage

• To move clips around

• To trim the start or end of a clip

• To remove gaps in the timeline

How can you add b-roll footage to your video in DaVinci Resolve?

• By dragging and dropping the clip into the timeline

• By using the Ripple Edit tool

• By adjusting the timeline resolution

• By selecting the clip and pressing Delete

How can you remove audio from a video clip in DaVinci Resolve?

• By muting the audio in the timeline

• By adjusting the track height

• By using the Blade tool

• By selecting the clip and pressing Delete