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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
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Class
Date
1.
Which aperture would you use to achieve the depth of field represented in the following image?
a)
f/5
b)
f/10
c)
f/18
d)
f/22
2.
Which aperture would you use to achieve the depth of field represented in the following image?
a)
f/5
b)
f/8
c)
f/11
d)
f/22
3.
Which setting controls how long the light has to hit the sensor?
a)
ISO
b)
Shutter Speed
c)
Aperture
d)
White Balance
4.
Which setting controls the size of the opening in the lens?
a)
ISO
b)
Shutter Speed
c)
Aperture
d)
Mode
5.
What is the negative consequence of setting your ISO too high?
a)
noise
b)
blur
c)
underexposure
d)
turbulence
6.
A compositional rule that suggests imagining the image has been divided into three parts, both horizontally and vertically
a)
Rule of Thirds
b)
White Balance
c)
Shutter Speed
d)
Bokeh
7.
Which aperture is largest?
a)
A) f/2.8
b)
B) f/16
c)
C) f/22
8.
What is one of the Elements of Art?
a)
curved
b)
space
c)
zig-zag
d)
balance
9.
To obtain a photograph that captures crisp detailed action shots, the shutter speed should be:
a)
1/30sec
b)
1/90sec
c)
1/500sec
d)
1/2000sec
10.
If you want everything to be in focus in your photograph you want a:
a)
Small Shutter Speed
b)
Large Shutter Speed
c)
Large Aperture
d)
Small Aperture
11.
What does this image represent?
a)
depth of field
b)
aperture scale
c)
shutter speeds
12.
This brick pattern is an example of which element of art?
a)
simplicity
b)
framing
c)
texture
d)
form
13.
This image shows...
a)
Fast shutter speed
b)
Slow shutter speed
c)
Rule of odds
d)
Rule of thirds
14.
What photo editing website did we use (remotely)?
a)
Snapseed
b)
Paint
c)
Kleki
d)
Pixlr
15.
The part of the camera you hold your eye up to is called the:
a)
pentaprism
b)
viewfinder
c)
mirror
d)
digital sensor
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