A ____ is used to measure the way colors are structured in each camera’s signal.

The correct order of the color bars from left to right is ____.

The pixel dimensions of the lowest resolution HD screen are ____.

OLED televisions use ____ to create the television picture.

The concept of first firing odd lines and then even lines in a cathode ray tube is called __________.

Another name for the picture tube in an analog television is ____.

____ televisions use phosphor and rare gases to light the pixels that create an image

During video compression, the ____ looks at the information in a frame and decides what to keep and what to discard.

The sharpness of an image is referred to as its ____.

High-definition technology can use the motion picture frame rate as well as the television frame rate.

The purpose of color bars is to verify that all the cameras on a shoot are “seeing” the same shade of a color when pointed at the same object.

In progressive scan technology, every other line is fired in one pass, and then on the second pass the lines that were not fired on the first pass are fired.

In interlace scanning, every line is fired in the correct order from the top to the bottom of the television screen.

The back of a CRT is coated with fluorescent particles.

When an electron is fired from the cathode of a CRT, it will create a glowing dot when it strikes the back of the screen.

Each television image is made up of a vast quantity of briefly glowing colored dots.

Screens with 525 horizontal scan lines are digital televisions.

If the sync generator is deactivated, the picture will roll or otherwise glitch when cutting from camera to camera.

The standard format for broadcast television as of June 12, 2009 is 4:3.