WorksheetsAV I 1st Nine Weeks Exam Review
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 2hrs 22mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Why are students (employers) who follow directions successful?
a)
People who follow directions are most times disliked because they seem perfect.
b)
Following directions helps students be successful because they will meet the expectations set and be safe in areas where they could get hurt.
c)
Students (employers) who follow directions are successful because they’re focused on trying to do things the right way.
d)
Following directions helps students be successful because they will make a perfect score on everything.
2.
Why is teamwork important (in school and business)?
a)
Teamwork is important because there is no ‘I’ in team.
b)
Teamwork is important because everyone wants to win.
c)
Teamwork is because projects can be done faster, have more ideas to choose from and problems can be solved with more than one person.
d)
In school and business teamwork is important to give everyone a chance to have an opinion.
3.
What is TLC is SOP?
a)
Thinking Loving and Coping is Standard Operational Practice.
b)
Tender Loving Care is Standard Operating Procedure.
c)
T-Boz, Left-Eye Chili is Standard Of Performers.
d)
T-Boz, Left-Eye Chili is Standard Of Performers.
4.
What does extemporaneous mean?
a)
To be prepared and rehearsed is extemporaneous.
b)
Extemporaneous means to put in proper condition or readiness.
c)
Extemporaneous means done without plan, organized or rehearsed.
d)
Following procedures to speak in front of people is extemporaneous.
5.
When moving the camera from one location to another you should…
a)
Only operate the equipment in dry surroundings.
b)
Wear clothing that is appropriate for the job. Wear shoes that enclose the foot.
c)
Never toss equipment (cameras, batteries, mics, etc.) no matter how close the person may be.
d)
Remove it from the tripod and collapse the legs before moving from one location to another.
6.
Why is it important to analyze the audience before preparing a presentation?
a)
Analyzing the audience first helps calm the speaker’s nerves.
b)
It is important to analyze the audience before preparing for a presentation, so you will know how to tailor your speech to fit your audience.
c)
Analyzing your audience helps when you don’t know what to talk about so you can quickly get prepared.
d)
It is important to analyze your audience so that you can prepare for people to laugh at you while your talking.
7.
What does it mean to be employable (employability)?
a)
The opportunity one has to impress employers is employability.
b)
Employability is the lack of skills necessary to be hired for a job.
c)
Employability is the lack of skills necessary to be hired for a job.
d)
Employability means capable of holding a job and available for hire.
8.
Focal length is...
a)
Hole in the center of the iris
b)
Lets a great amount of light to get through
c)
Lets a small amount of light get through
d)
The distance from the optical center of a lens to the front surface of an imaging device.
9.
Aperture is...
a)
Hole in the center of the iris
b)
Lets a great amount of light to get through
c)
Lets a small amount of light get through
d)
The distance from the optical center of a lens to the front surface of an imaging device.
10.
Slow Lens...
a)
Hole in the center of the iris
b)
Lets a small amount of light to get through
c)
Lets a great amount of light to get through
d)
The distance from the optical center of a lens to the front surface of an imaging device.
11.
Fast Lens...
a)
Hole in the center of the iris
b)
Lets a great amount of light to get through
c)
Lets a small amount of light to get through
d)
The distance from the optical center of a lens to the front surface of an imaging device.
12.
What is the difference between hearing and listening?
a)
Hearing is long-term and listening is short-term.
b)
Hearing causes people to be successful in work, but listening causes people to get paid more.
c)
Hearing gives people a chance to use their listening skills whereas listening causes people to pay attention to what someone is saying.
d)
Hearing is the ability to take in what is being said without processing (one ear and out the other) whereas listening is the ability to comprehend what was said and then apply what you heard.
13.
Read the following scenario and determine which is the best safety practice: You’re working in the studio as a camera operator, however while you and the rest of the news crew are setting up for the newscast there is music playing. You are trying to get the floor directors attention, but she’s only standing five feet away and does not hear you. What should you do?
a)
Do not have the music up too loud where you have to shout.
b)
Go over and tap her on the shoulder to get her attention.
c)
Yell her name across the room so she can hear you.
d)
Go tell the teacher.
14.
Read the following scenario and determine which is the best safety practice: It’s raining outside and Miss Burke gave a deadline for your PSA to be turned in by the end of the period. You really want to go ahead and record to show her you are putting in effort so you can meet your deadline in excellence. What should you do?
a)
Tell Miss Burke that it’s raining outside and ask her for an extension.
b)
Get one of your group members to hold an umbrella while you film so the camera won’t get wet.
c)
Go ahead, pack up the camera in a bag to meet your deadline, just don’t tell Miss Burke you filmed in the rain.
d)
Put a grocery bag over the camera and only keep the lens out so you can still film, but the camera body won’t get wet.
15.
Read the following scenario and determine which is the best safety practice: Aleem and Janiya left the lab to go film in the new cafeteria, which is on the other end of the school and A/V lab (Miss Burke’s room) is on the end near the band room. The bell sounded and they began to pack up the camera, tripod and mounting plate. They realize they’re going to be late to their next class after the choo-choo bells rings because they still aren’t close to the lab. What should they do?
a)
They should report to the next class with the equipment and take it to Miss Burke after class.
b)
They should walk to class and ask Miss Burke to write them a pass to the next teacher’s class.
c)
They should leave the equipment with a custodian they see in the hallway and ask him to take it to Miss Burke.
d)
They should run from where they are to avoid going to ISS for being tardy, since they’re very close to the lab.
16.
Iris is...
a)
Variable Focal Length
b)
Adjustments of the color circuits in the camera to produce white color in light.
c)
Characterized by small F-stops number
d)
Adjustable lens opening mechanism
17.
Zoom Lens is...
a)
Variable Focal Length
b)
Adjustments of the color circuits in the camera to produce white color in light.
c)
Characterized by small F-stops number
d)
Adjustable lens opening mechanism
18.
Large Aperture is...
a)
Variable Focal Length
b)
Adjustments of the color circuits in the camera to produce white color in light.
c)
Characterized by small F-stops number
d)
Adjustable lens opening mechanism
19.
White Balance is...
a)
Variable Focal Length
b)
Adjustments of the color circuits in the camera to produce white color in light.
c)
Characterized by small F-stops number
d)
Adjustable lens opening mechanism
20.
Read the following scenario and determine which is the best safety practice: The students are packing up the equipment they will use to film the football game over at Hugh Mills for Albany High against the Bainbridge Bearcats. Dajhunique gets the camera, tripod, mounting plate and realizes they will need a charger. There is only one charger left in the equipment room, but the wires in the cord are showing. What should Dajhunique do?
a)
She should take the camera without the charger and just hope that it will stay charged during the game.
b)
She should take some tape off Miss Burke’s desk and wrap it around the cord to seal up the wires from showing.
c)
She needs to show it to Miss Burke and ask if there are more chargers for that type of camera or just get a different camera and charger in the equipment room.
d)
She should pack the charger in the bag with the other equipment, chargers have wires showing all the time and work fine.
21.
When you’re plugging in equipment you should…
a)
Make sure the power switch on the equipment is in the off position before you plug the equipment into an electrical outlet.
b)
Only have qualified technicians service the equipment. Do not attempt to repair the equipment or remove the outer covering.
c)
Never toss equipment (cameras, batteries, mics, etc.) no matter how close the person may be.
d)
Not horseplay around it because horseplay isn’t allowed in the classroom/studio.
22.
Read the following scenario and determine which is the best safety practice: Leha just left the gym coming from P.E. and enters Miss Burke’s class drinking her water. The class is in the post-production phase of a video project and has been released into the work session to go in the edit bays to work on the project. Leha is still thirsty from the workout in P.E. What should she do?
a)
Leha should ask Miss Burke if she can take the water bottle in the booth and promise to be careful.
b)
Leha should leave the water bottle in the room so she will not be tempted to drink it in the edit bay risking spilling it on the computer and keyboard.
c)
Leha should take the water in the edit bay and leave the top on it so it won’t waste on the computer and keyboard.
d)
Leha should take the water bottle in the edit bay because it’s only water and it won’t hurt anything.
23.
Determine how this man is dressed:
a)
Trendy
b)
Preppy
c)
Business Casual
d)
Professional Attire
24.
Determine how this woman is dressed:
a)
Trendy
b)
Preppy
c)
Business Casual
d)
Professional Attire
25.
The basic camera elements are:
a)
The camera, cable, and VTR
b)
The camera, the lens, and the viewfinder
c)
The camera, sync generator, and power supply
d)
The camera, Switcher, and preview monitors
26.
Each of the primary colors of light is assigned one of these.
a)
Amplifier
b)
Beam splitter
c)
CCD (Charged Coupled Device)
d)
Lens
27.
Determine how this woman is dressed:
a)
Professional Attire
b)
Business Casual
c)
Preppy
d)
Trendy
28.
Determine how this man is dressed:
a)
Professional Attire
b)
Business Casual
c)
Preppy
d)
Trendy
29.
Which type of lens was used to take this picture?
a)
Slow Lens
b)
Fast Lens
c)
Wide Angle Lens
d)
Narrow Angle Lens
30.
A lens that is opened all the way and lets a great amount of light to pass through is called a:
a)
Fast Lens
b)
Field of View
c)
Slow Lens
d)
Zoom Lens
31.
A lens that is slightly opened to let a small amount of light to pass through is called a:
a)
Fast Lens
b)
Field of view
c)
Slow Lens
d)
Zoom Lens
32.
What type of lens would you choose to tape at prom where lights are low?
a)
Fast Lens
b)
Slow Lens
c)
Narrow Angle Lens
d)
Zoom Lens
33.
What type of lens would you need to capture one flower in a field of many?
a)
Fast Lens
b)
Slow Lens
c)
Narrow Angle Lens
d)
Wide Angle Lens
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