Composition quiz

Why do you need to be able to take photographs that attract the reader or viewer?

• To make the photograph look professional

• To keep the photograph private

• To get them interested in what you are reporting and to highlight what's going on in the photograph

• To ensure the photograph is in black and white

What do you also need to know to select the best photos for a story?

• How to edit photos

• How to select the best photos to tell a story

• How to print photos

• How to frame photos

What will you learn to create more interesting and engaging photos?

• Basic photo composition rules and how using those composition techniques helps create more interesting, engaging photos

• Advanced photo editing software

• The history of photography

• Different camera brands and their features

What does composition refer to in photography?

• The color balance of a photo

• The way a photo is constructed or planned to make the biggest possible impact

• The editing process after taking a photo

• The selection of the camera and lens

How are composition rules in photography similar to a chef's ingredients?

• Both must be used entirely at once

• Both are guidelines that can be selectively applied

• Both are strictly followed without exceptions

• Both are irrelevant to the final outcome

According to the Rule of Thirds, where should your subject be located when you divide your picture into a tic-tac-toe board?

• In the center square

• In the top left square

• Outside of the tic-tac-toe board

• Not in the center square

What works well to emphasize your subject in a design?

• A contrasting pattern

• A repeating pattern

• A random pattern

• No pattern

What can a pattern include to emphasize a subject?

• Only colors

• Only shapes

• Both colors and shapes

• Textures only

How can a repeating pattern be improved for emphasis?

• By making it completely uniform

• By adding a little bit of variance

• By removing the pattern

• By using a single color

What happens when you change the angle or viewpoint of your photograph?

• It automatically makes it less interesting.

• It automatically makes it more interesting.

• It has no effect on the photograph.

• It means tilting the camera.