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Yearbook 101

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is this piece of the camera called:
a)
Auto Focus
b)
Spinny Thing
c)
Shutter
d)
Lens
2.
The AF & MF function on the camera lens stands for:
a)
Auto Forward & Manual Forward
b)
Auto Focus & Manual Focus
c)
Auto Finder & Manual Finder
d)
Auto Fixer & Manual Fixer
3.
The name of the button used to take the photo.
a)
Button
b)
Aperture
c)
Viewfinder
d)
Shutter Release
4.

The part of the camera that attaches to the body of the camera that allows light to enter the camera and capture an image.

a)
Lens
b)
Pens
c)
Camera
d)
Aperture
5.

An adjustable opening in the lens that controls the amount of light reaching the digital sensor of the camera.

a)
Shutter
b)
Mouth
c)
Aperture
d)
Lens
6.
In photography, depth of field (DOF) refers to ...
a)
the area of camera that registers light
b)
how much grass is visible in the viewfinder
c)
the blurry parts of the photograph
d)
the zone of good focus
7.

In this mode, the user completely controls all of the camera functions. It is the mode we always use.

a)
AV (Aperture Priority)
b)
TV (Shutter Priority)
c)
M (Manual)
d)
Auto
8.
The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in the image that appear in focus. This can be deep or shallow.
a)
Aperture
b)
Exposure
c)
7 meters
d)
Depth of field
9.

The setting on the camera that determines the sensitivity of the sensor to light, allowing the camera to add "fake" light.

a)
Depth of Field
b)
Exposure
c)
Aperture
d)
ISO
10.

What is the most important aspect of a good portrait?

a)

hair

b)

smile

c)

teeth

d)

eyes

11.
This photo shows what element?
a)
Contrast
b)
Exposure
c)
Leading Pancackes
d)
Depth of field
12.

Large catchy and enhanced with with color and clever. It should lead the viewer to the dominant photo.

a)

tight spacing

b)

primary headline

c)

sans serif font

d)

content module

13.
The f stop on a camera is responsible for 
a)
the amount of time light comes into the camera.
b)
Film Speed
c)
ISO
d)
the amount of light entering a camera lens.
14.

If I want to use an outdoor, daytime ISO, I should choose

a)

100

b)
200
c)
400
d)
800
15.

From the options, the best ISO to use for night time shooting is

a)
ISO 80
b)
ISO 100
c)
ISO 200
d)
ISO 400
16.
Higher ISO images often suffer this side effect.
a)

boka

b)
Blur
c)
Noise
d)
Exposure
17.
If you increase your ISO, your images will appear more what:
a)
Blurry
b)
Grainy
c)
Sharp
d)
Dark
18.
This is a fast shutter speed
a)
1/30
b)
1
c)
1//15
d)
1/250
19.
Shallow depth of field uses this f. stop
a)
1/250
b)
1/125
c)
f 22
d)
f 1.4
20.
Which exposure setting would
this picture be shot at?
a)
f/2.8 at 1/125
b)
f/8 at 1/100
c)
f/12 at 1/60
d)
f22 at 1/10
21.

To blur movement in an image you would choose a _________ shutter speed?

a)
fast
b)
slow
22.
Shutter speed is the amount of time the shutter is?
a)
open
b)
closed 
c)
available
23.
If you are shooting a fast moving sporting event, what shutter speed should you use?
a)
1/60
b)

1/400

c)

1/800

24.
If you want to blur a waterfall, what shutter speed might you use?
a)
1/20
b)
1/250
25.

a rail or bar that separates the dominant photo from the rest of the content

a)

tight spacing

b)

white space

26.

establishes the boundaries for all the content

a)

three-peat

b)

eyeline

c)

margin

d)

content module

27.

You will need a tripod using this camera setting

a)

1/250

b)

1/125

c)

1/15

d)

1/80

28.

indicates the page number

a)

margin

b)

folio

c)

cut-out photo

d)

eyeline

29.

What setting was incorrect in this photo?

a)

Shutter Speed

b)

ISO

c)

Focal Point

d)

White Balance

30.
What is the theme?
a)
area of the yearbook connecting the front and back covers
b)
Outside of the yearbook which protects the printed pages
c)
A verbal statement and a visual look which tie all parts of the yearbook together.
d)
Listing of the pages containing the opening, sections, and index. The contents can appear on endsheet, title page or opening.
31.

photos, art, or colors which extend past the page margins to the edge of the page.

a)

Bleed

b)

copy

c)

by line

d)

pica

32.

two pages that are side by side in the yearbook.

a)

Layout

b)

Pica

c)

DPS

d)

Dominant Photo

33.

What does the term 'copy' mean?

a)

It's a journalistic term that means that the article was plagiarized

b)

The body of an article or news letter

c)

An empty white piece of printer paper

d)

A picture in an article that was copied from another article

34.

What is meant by the term 'dominant element'?

a)

The largest print on the page

b)

The dominant color on a page

c)

The element on a page that immediately attracts a reader’s attention.

d)

The most colorful page in the book

35.

What is the “rule of thirds”?

a)

The angle of a picture as it is taken

b)

The graphic elements within a picture

c)

a guideline in photography encouraging the movement of the primary subject away from the center.

d)

a guideline in photography that breaks up each picture into thirds

36.

content module

a)

the terms used for photos of individual students grouped by grade level alphabetically

b)

area of the yearbook connecting the front and back covers

c)

the unit of measurement used in graphic design; 1/6 of an inch

d)

supplementary content that is featured on the spread but stands out due to change in background/color/font

37.
the largest photo on a page
a)
dominant
b)
copy
c)
candid
d)
snapshot