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Photojournalism Test Review

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Mia, Charlotte, and Grace are having a debate about photojournalism. They all agree that it includes several types of photography, but they can't agree on which one is NOT included. Can you help them out?

a)

historical event

b)

documentary

c)

portrait

d)

street

2.

Imagine Liam, Olivia, and Oliver are on a school trip. They take a group photo and Olivia is tasked with writing a few words beneath it to describe what's happening. What is this called?

a)

Street photography

b)

News title

c)

Caption

d)

Photo credit

3.

Photojournalism allows the world to see through the eyes of the photographer

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Avery, Scarlett, and Luna are on a school trip. They see a journalist capturing a news story through photographs. What is this process called?

a)

documentary photography

b)

news photography

c)

photojournalism

d)

street journalism

5.

A photojournalist should be able to direct the photo and stage it.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Ava, Noah, and Benjamin are having a debate. Ava thinks photojournalism began in schools, Noah believes it started in war zones, and Benjamin argues it originated in sporting events. Who is correct?

a)

Ava - schools

b)

Noah - war zones

c)

Benjamin - sporting events

d)

None of them

7.

When it began, photojournalists were trying to get ordinary citizens to see ____?

a)

the impact of the war

b)

how soldiers got to the war

c)

how many horses were involved

d)

the scenery of the war

8.

This type of photography is impactful because

a)

it shows the war

b)

it captures something that is rare

c)

It is in color

d)

It is of a soldier

9.

The goal of photojournalism is to:

a)

capture a staged photo

b)

pose the photo to mirror the article

c)

tell a visual story

d)

engage the viewer so they become the photographer

10.

Good photos use _____ and good ______.

a)

posed and staged elements

b)

composition and lighting

c)

scenery and quotes

11.

Grace, Avery, and Nora are having a debate about photojournalism. Grace says, 'Cropping photos is okay in photojournalism.' What do you think?

a)

No, never

b)

Yes, always

c)

No, only for historical photos

d)

Yes, only if you don't change the story

12.

Good photos capture a moment at peak action.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

This is an example of photojournalism

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Fine Art photography is a type of photojournalism because it focuses on the artistic element of the photo

a)

True

b)

False

15.

This photo is an example of which type of photojournalism

a)

street

b)

event

c)

news

d)

documentary

16.

Name the type of photojournalism shown here

a)

event

b)

documentary

c)

fashion

d)

news

17.

Name the photojournalism style

a)

documentary

b)

street

c)

event

d)

fashion

18.

Imagine Benjamin and Oliver are working on a school newspaper. Sometimes, they may have to make a posed photo of Abigail to accompany the news story they are writing. Is this true?

a)

True

b)

False

19.

the point of view from where the picture was taken

a)

photo manipulation

b)

caption

c)

candid

d)

angle

20.

Altering a photograph is called

a)

journalistic standards

b)

Rule of Thirds

c)

Photo Manipulation

d)

Ethics

21.

When you ___ a photo, you take a portion out of the picture.

a)

stage

b)

crop

c)

manipulate

d)

caption

22.

The quality of being trustworthy is known as ____.

a)

ethics

b)

standards

c)

credibility

d)

cutline

23.

The Rule of Thirds is

a)

having the subject in the photo in one third of the photo, leaving the other two thirds open

b)

having the caption in one third of the photo and only images in the other two

c)

having the photo be open except for the subject who is at the top of the picture

d)

dividing your photo into thirds so that the eye only sees one third

24.

When writing a caption, you should always AVOID

a)

composing a headline

b)

identifying anyone

c)

stating the obvious

d)

using quotes

25.

What is the primary role of a photojournalist?

a)

To manipulate photos to make them more appealing

b)

To capture staged photos for news stories

c)

To document events and tell a story through photographs

d)

To take portrait photos of news subjects

26.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of good photojournalism?

a)

Accuracy

b)

Objectivity

c)

Manipulation of images

d)

Timeliness

27.

What is the term for the text that accompanies a photo in a news story, providing context and information?

a)

Headline

b)

Subheading

c)

Caption

d)

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