Rule of Compositions Quiz

1. What does the Rule of Thirds in photography suggest?

• • A. Place the subject in the center of the frame.

• • B. Divide the image into left and right halves.

• • C. Place the subject in either the left or right third of the frame.

• • D. Use the entire frame for the subject.

2. What is the photography term for the position of the camera when viewing a scene?

• • A. Rule of Thirds.

• • B. Composition.

• • C. Angle of View.

• • D. Grid Feature.

3. Which angle of view involves photographing the subject from above, giving a sense that the subject is smaller?

• • A. Bird’s eye view.

• B. Worm’s eye view.

• C. Side view.

• • D. Frontal view.

4. How does a Worm’s Eye View differ from a Bird’s Eye View?

• • A. Worm’s Eye View makes the subject appear smaller.

• • B. Bird’s Eye View involves photographing from below.

• • C. Worm’s Eye View gives a sense that the subject is big.

• • D. Both A and B.

5. What does the term "Depth of Field" refer to in photography?

• • A. The distance between the camera and the subject.

• • B. The distance between the nearest and furthest in-focus objects in an image.

• • C. The amount of light in a photograph.

• • D. The size of the camera's lens.

6. What are the two main types of Depth of Field (DOF) in photography?

• • A. Near Focus and Far Focus.

• • B. Narrow Depth and Broad Depth.

• • C. Shallow Depth of Field and Deep Depth of Field.

• • D. Close Focus and Distant Focus.

7. What composition rule is demonstrated in the photo?

• • A. Leading Lines

• • B. Symmetry

• • C. Rule of Thirds

• • D. Framing

8. Identify the photography angle of view used in the photo:

• • A. Bird’s Eye View

• • B. Worm’s Eye View

• • C. Frontal View

• • D. Side View

9. What type of Depth of Field is illustrated in this picture?

• • A. Shallow Depth of Field

• • B. Deep Depth of Field

• • C. Narrow Depth of Field

• • D. Broad Depth of Field

10. Which angle of view is exemplified in the photo below?

• • A. Bird’s Eye View

• • B. Worm’s Eye View

• • C. Frontal View

• • D. Side View