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Unit 1 Final Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

You want to stop the motion of a car going 40mph, but light conditions require that you use a shutter speed of 1/30 at your maximum aperture. To help stop motion you might:

a)

Position yourself so that the car is moving toward you.

b)

Position yourself on the ground so that the car appears to be moving overhead.

c)

Come back on a brighter day.

d)

Use your on-camera flash.

2.

Single Lens Reflex (SLR) cameras are popular with professional photographers because:

a)

They allow you to view a scene directly through the lens of the camera.

b)

They are always completely automatic.

c)

They contain fixed zoom lenses.

d)

They record images that use up relatively little RAM on the SD card.

3.

What is the slowest shutter speed at which you should hand-hold a camera for sharp photos?

a)

1/4

b)

1/125

c)

2

d)

B

4.

Which of these settings will adjust your exposure?

a)

ISO

b)

Shutter speed

c)

Aperture

d)

All of these

5.

What is one purpose of the LCD panel?

a)

It allows the photographer to review the pictures they have taken.

b)

It gives the photographer control over the camera's aperture and shutter speed.

c)

It prevents camera shake.

d)

It automatically focuses on the subject.

6.

Which of the following lenses is best suited for shooting portraits?

a)

15mm

b)

50mm

c)

85mm

d)

500mm

7.

To produce a sharp image when you hand-hold a camera with a 100mm lens, it is recommended to use a shutter speed of at least:

a)

1 second

b)

1/25 second

c)

1/50 second

d)

1/100 second

8.

Cell phone cameras are popular with consumers because of their:

a)

High resolution capacity

b)

Image stabilization software apps

c)

Large memory storage

d)

Portability and convenience

9.

Which of the following is not a factor that affects the appearance of motion when photographing a moving object?

a)

The speed of the object.

b)

The distance of the camera from the moving object.

c)

The focal length of your lens.

d)

Whether the object is moving from left to right or right to left across the field of view.

10.

A 50mm lens on a camera with a 1.6x crop factor works as which lens?

a)

50mm

b)

100mm

c)

80mm

d)

400mm

11.

The difference between an f/1.2 lens set to f/11 and an f/2.8 lens set to f/11 is:

a)

The f/1.4 lens admits more light.

b)

The f/2.8 lens admits more light.

c)

An f/2.8 lens cannot be set to f/11.

d)

There is no difference in light.

12.

Which of the following is a way to avoid linear distortion when photographing a tall building with a DSLR camera?

a)

Use a CAT lens.

b)

Use a PC or Tilt-Shift lens.

c)

Ensure to stand up straight.

d)

Tilt the entire camera up, so that the top of the building is visible in the viewfinder.

13.

In a photograph that is blurred because of camera shake,

a)

nothing will be in sharp focus.

b)

only the background will be in focus.

c)

only the subject will be in focus.

d)

there will usually be an obvious parallax error.

14.

Which of the following problems is most likely to occur when your lens is pointed towards a strong light source such as the sun?

a)

Perspective distortion

b)

Flare

c)

Linear distortion

d)

Camera shake

15.

What does the diaphragm of a camera lens control?

a)

Shutter speed

b)

Sensor's sensitivity to light

c)

Aperture

d)

ISO