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Photography Final Review Quiz 2

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Camera we use is a

a)

SLR

b)

FILM

c)

DSLR

d)

Good one

2.

Aperture is

a)

the duration of light into the camera

b)

the amount of light into the camera

c)

the way you crop your photo

d)

the way you adjust composition

3.

Shutter speed is

a)

the amount of light coming into the camera

b)

the way you shake your camera

c)

the duration of light coming into the camera

d)

a special feature to make the background blurry

4.

Aperture effects ______________ in your photographs

a)

foreground

b)

background

c)

depth of field

d)

option 1 & 2

5.

Shutter speed effects ___________ in your photographs

a)

motion

b)

background

c)

light

d)

options 1 & 3

6.

In photoshop you edit the composition of your photograph by using which tool?

a)

move tool

b)

hand tool

c)

blur tool

d)

crop tool

7.

What was the name of the compositional rule we spoke about?

a)

Rule of Fifths

b)

Rule of compositions

c)

Rule of thirds

d)

Rule of focal points

8.

When you're taking stopped motion photographs, what shutter speeds should you use?

a)

Fast Shutter speeds

b)

Shutter speeds of 1/60 sec or lower

c)

Bulb

d)

Slow shutter speeds

9.

When you want to blur your background which aperture settings should you use?

a)

F 2.8

b)

F 8.0

c)

F 16

d)

F32

10.

The name of the button that opens and closes the shutter allowing you to take the photo is the....

a)

Picture taker button

b)

Flash button

c)

Shutter release button

d)

AV +/- button

11.

The light sensitive or shiny layer of film or paper is called the

a)

film base

b)

scratch resistant top coat

c)

anti-dilation layer

d)

emulsion

12.

the negative should be placed in the negative carrier in the enlarger

a)

emulsion side up and upside down

b)

emulsion side down and right side up

c)

emulsion side down and upside down

d)

it doesn't matter

13.

to determine the proper exposure for a finished print, what must you make?

a)

test strip

b)

contact sheet

c)

print

d)

photogram

14.

the order of chemicals used in developing FILM is

a)

stop bath, developer, fixer, wash

b)

developer, fixer, stop bath, wash

c)

developer, wash, stop bath, fixer

d)

developer, stop bath, fixer, wash

15.

To make a test strip you need to follow the following steps

a)

cover all but one inch of the test strip with cardboard

b)

expose the strip and move the cardboard over every 2 seconds

c)

develop the strip

d)

all of the above

16.

When reading a test strip the darkest area is

a)

the least amount of seconds

b)

you can't tell how many seconds

c)

10 seconds- always

d)

the most amount of seconds

17.

when developing a photographic image on paper, what is the purpose of the developer?

a)

to make the latent image visible

b)

to make the image permanent

c)

to reduce the amount of time the image must be fixed

d)

to wash off the chemicals

18.

correct exposure is the accurate combination of....

a)

focus and shutter speed

b)

mirror and pentaprism

c)

shutter speed and aperture

d)

aperture and focus

19.

A tripod is necessary for shutter speeds under

a)

1/2000

b)

1/60

c)

1/150

d)

1/110

20.

what is the camera part indicated?

a)

mode dial

b)

main dial

c)

shutter release button

d)

flash button

21.

what camera part is indicated?

a)

Focusing ring

b)

zooming ring

c)

lens release button

d)

viewfinder

22.

what camera part is indicated?

a)

focusing ring

b)

zooming ring

c)

lens release button

d)

flash button

23.

a shutter speed of 250 refers to

a)

250 seconds

b)

1/250 milliseconds

c)

1/250 seconds

d)

250 speed of light

24.

which two places can you crop and or adjust the composition of your photograph?

a)

photoshop and viewfinder

b)

viewfinder and negatives

c)

print and negatives

d)

print and photoshop

25.

what is the rule of thirds

a)

a rule you must always follow

b)

framing

c)

centering the subject in your frame

d)

a compositional tool

26.

in photography the amount of black and whites in the photograph refer to which principle of design?

a)

unity

b)

emphasis

c)

rhythm

d)

contrast

27.

what purpose do leading lines serve in a photograph?

a)

draw the viewers' eye around the composition

b)

divided the photograph into nine equal parts

c)

block other parts of the image with something in the scene

d)

removal of the unnecessary outer parts of an image

28.
You look through the camera's ---- to compose your image.
a)
viewfinder
b)
aperture
c)
shutter
d)
LCD display
29.
The number represented as a fraction on your camera (top left on image) represents the _________ setting. 
a)
Shutter Speed
b)
ISO
c)
F stop
d)
Aperture
30.

The light sensitive or shiny layer of film or paper is the __________.

a)

film base

b)

scratch resistant top coat

c)

anti-hilation coating

d)

emulsion

31.

What part of the camera is this?

a)

Shutter

b)

Lens

c)

Lid

d)

Grip

32.

what camera part is indicated?

a)

mode dial

b)

built in flash

c)

main dial

d)

shutter release button

33.

which mode on the mode dial allows you control of all functions?

a)

AV

b)

TV

c)

M

d)

Green rectangle

34.

When you are in a low light situation what ISO should you use?

a)

ISO 100

b)

ISO 200

c)

ISO 1600

d)

ISO 400

35.

If I want to increase the contrast in my photographs in photoshop, which adjustment do i use?

a)

Hue/Saturation

b)

Levels

c)

Photo filter

d)

variations

36.

after the fixer stage of development your prints and film are

a)

hard

b)

light sensitive

c)

light safe

d)

restored

37.

This image of the bird is an example of:

a)

Shallow Depth of Field

b)

Panning

c)

Deep Depth of Field

d)

Nature Photography

38.

Aperture is measured in _____________________________

a)

Millimeters

b)

F/Stops

c)

Inches

d)

A/Stops

39.

The Grand Canyon photo is an example of __________________?

a)

Shallow Depth of Field

b)

Panning

c)

Deep Depth of Field

d)

Excellent Composition

40.

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