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Composition quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why do you need to be able to take photographs that attract the reader or viewer?

a)

To make the photograph look professional

b)

To keep the photograph private

c)

To get them interested in what you are reporting and to highlight what's going on in the photograph

d)

To ensure the photograph is in black and white

2.

What do you also need to know to select the best photos for a story?

a)

How to edit photos

b)

How to select the best photos to tell a story

c)

How to print photos

d)

How to frame photos

3.

What will you learn to create more interesting and engaging photos?

a)

Basic photo composition rules and how using those composition techniques helps create more interesting, engaging photos

b)

Advanced photo editing software

c)

The history of photography

d)

Different camera brands and their features

4.

What does composition refer to in photography?

a)

The color balance of a photo

b)

The way a photo is constructed or planned to make the biggest possible impact

c)

The editing process after taking a photo

d)

The selection of the camera and lens

5.

How are composition rules in photography similar to a chef's ingredients?

a)

Both must be used entirely at once

b)

Both are guidelines that can be selectively applied

c)

Both are strictly followed without exceptions

d)

Both are irrelevant to the final outcome

6.

According to the Rule of Thirds, where should your subject be located when you divide your picture into a tic-tac-toe board?

a)

In the center square

b)

In the top left square

c)

Outside of the tic-tac-toe board

d)

Not in the center square

7.

What works well to emphasize your subject in a design?

a)

A contrasting pattern

b)

A repeating pattern

c)

A random pattern

d)

No pattern

8.

What can a pattern include to emphasize a subject?

a)

Only colors

b)

Only shapes

c)

Both colors and shapes

d)

Textures only

9.

How can a repeating pattern be improved for emphasis?

a)

By making it completely uniform

b)

By adding a little bit of variance

c)

By removing the pattern

d)

By using a single color

10.

What happens when you change the angle or viewpoint of your photograph?

a)

It automatically makes it less interesting.

b)

It automatically makes it more interesting.

c)

It has no effect on the photograph.

d)

It means tilting the camera.

11.

What does changing the angle of a photograph NOT mean?

a)

Moving to a different location.

b)

Changing the composition.

c)

Making the photograph more interesting.

d)

Tilting the camera.

12.

What type of perspective is used in the photograph shown?

a)

Worm's eye view

b)

Eye level view

c)

Bird's eye view

d)

Slanted view

13.

What does the term "worm's eye view" refer to in photography?

a)

A) A view from a very high angle looking down

b)

B) A view from directly above the subject

c)

C) A view from below, giving a perspective of what's going on above

d)

D) A close-up view of small objects on the ground

14.

What should photos have according to the learning material to be considered as having a strong subject?

a)

A complex background

b)

A weak focal point

c)

A strong, dominant focal point and/or center of interest

d)

Multiple subjects to fill the frame

15.

What is recommended to do with the background when taking photos with a strong subject?

a)

Make it complex

b)

Keep it simple to avoid distractions

c)

Fill it with multiple colors

d)

Always use a black background