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Digital Media - Audacity - Review

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The blue wavy lines that you see on your audio tracks in Audacity are referred to as

a)

track lines

b)

waveforms

c)

frequency lines

d)

clipping

2.

What tool can be used to increase or decrease one part of a waveform?

a)

Time Shift

b)

selection

c)

envelope

d)

zoom

3.

What tool is used to slide portions of your waveform to another spot on the track?

a)

Time Shift

b)

zoom

c)

envelope

d)

move

4.

What tool do you use to highlight the area of a waveform that you would like to change or delete.

a)

highlight

b)

selection

c)

envelope

d)

Time Shift

5.

What is the native extension for Audacity

a)

.aud

b)

.aup

c)

.wav

d)

.mp3

6.

A lossy, size compressed audio format which is the main format for transmitting audio over the Internet is

a)

.aup

b)

.mp3

c)

.wav

d)

.doc

7.

An uncompressed file format that you can export your Audacity file to so you can use it in a PowerPoint file would be

a)

.mp3

b)

.wav

c)

.aup

d)

.docx

8.

Only Audacity can open Audacity project files.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

If you want to use a sound clip or music file in Audacity, you need to open the file into your project.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

When recording your voice and you see two tracks, this indicates your voice is being recorded in

a)

two-dimension

b)

stereo

c)

3D

d)

sample rate

11.

Distortion to sound, usually due to the audio being too loud is known as

a)

MME

b)

clipping

c)

sample rate

d)

frequency

12.

This determines the pitch of a sound. It is measured in Hz, higher frequencies have higher pitch.

a)

waveform

b)

frequency

c)

sample rate

d)

compression

13.

A visual representation of an audio signal.

a)

frequency

b)

waveform

c)

clipping

d)

tracking

14.

Measured in Hz like frequency, this represents the number of digital samples captured per second in order to represent the waveform.

a)

sample rate

b)

frequency

c)

lossy form

d)

compression