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R093 Exam Revision

Total questions: 90

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
A point on a mind map that has some information or idea but must be related to a previous point is called a...
a)
Node
b)
Sub-node
c)
Branch
2.
A point on a mind map that has some information or idea is called a...
a)
Node
b)
Sub-node
c)
Branch
3.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

Copyright

b)

Trademark

c)

Registered Trademark

d)

Creative Commons

4.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

Copyright

b)

Trademark

c)

Registered Trademark

d)

Creative Commons

5.

What system is used to regulate Video Games?

a)

PEGI

b)

BBFC

c)

Ofcom

d)

IPSO

6.

What does PEGI mean ?

a)

Post European Game Information

b)

Pre-Age European Game Information

c)

Pan England Game Information

d)

Pan European Game Information

7.

A storyboard includes?

a)

Camera Angles

b)

Timings

c)

Detailed Dialogue

d)

Location

e)

Stage Directions

8.

What suitable feature could be added to this Storyboard?

a)

Camera Movement

b)

Timings

c)

Colour

d)

Stage Direction

9.

Which job role would be responsible for the design and delivery of creative and successful marketing plan?

a)

creative director

b)

campaign manager

c)

production manager

d)

copy writer

10.

Which of the follow are not a sector in the new media industry?

a)

print publishing

b)

computer games

c)

interactive media

d)

digital publishing

e)

internet

11.

Which of the follow are not a sector in the traditional media industry?

a)

film

b)

television

c)

radio

d)

internet

e)

print publishing

12.

Which purpose is to persuade consumers?

a)

influence

b)

inform

c)

educate

d)

advertise

13.

A production manager is a:

a)

Creative job role

b)

Technical job role

c)

Senior job role

14.

Can one person take on more than one role in a production?

a)

Yes - so that they can get paid more

b)

Yes - the production may be small

c)

No - it's not fair on other people who need work

d)

No - they wouldn't be qualified

15.

Which traditional media is missing from this list?

Television, Film, Radio

a)

Books

b)

Magazines

c)

Podcasts

d)

Print

16.

An editor would work in

a)

Pre Production

b)

Production

c)

Post Production

17.

What is a Copy Writer?

a)

Someone who generates moving images based on script or storyboard

b)

Someone who generates posts for online platforms including text, video, images, etc.

c)

Someone who writes text-based content based on a brief or rough plan to convey a message clearly

d)

Someone who plans, designs, evaluates graphics with a client

18.

Someone who selects and operates cameras and equipment to ensure shots are in focus and captured according to the director's plan, storyboard, and script is known as a...

a)

Camera Operator

b)

Games Programmer

c)

Sound Editor

d)

Audio Technician

19.

Someone who operates editing software and equipment to trim, cut, and edit video together with B roll or stock footage to generate a final video product according to the script and storyboard is known as a...

a)

Sound editor

b)

Sound technician

c)

Video editor

d)

Web Developer

20.

This type of data includes but is not limited to words, pictures, discussions, audio and video recordings, comments, observations. This is more descriptive data - which comes from opinions

a)

Quantitative

b)

Qualitative

21.

Types of primary research include...choose 3

a)

Online survey

b)

Magazines

c)

Interview

d)

Internet

e)

Focus groups

22.

Types of secondary research are...choose 3

a)

Focus groups

b)

Books

c)

Interviews

d)

Newspapers

e)

Internet pages

23.

What is alignment in design?

a)

The belief a company has and what it stands for.

b)

How all the elements are put together on the page.

c)

The position of text on the page.

d)

An area of the design not filled with other elements.

24.

What does legislation refer to in a design context?

a)

A law or act that protects the rights of people

b)

The number of pixels in a digital graphic when printed.

c)

How all the elements are put together on the page.

d)

A commonly used standard for creating a product.

25.

What does copyright protect in design?

a)

Digital graphics made from blocks (pixels).

b)

The number of Dots Per Inch in a printed graphic.

c)

Identifying products and services belonging to a particular company.

d)

Images from being copied and used by others without permission.

26.

What is the purpose of a mind map in design?

a)

Generating ideas for a product or keywords about the brand/company values.

b)

A convention for creating a product.

c)

A visualisation diagram.

d)

Pixels Per Inch (PPI) in a printed graphic.

27.

What are concept sketches typically used for in design?

a)

A document to help generate ideas for a product.

b)

How all the elements are put together on the page.

c)

Designing a logo or other components of a final digital graphic.

d)

The layout for how the graphic will look when complete.

28.

What does a visualisation diagram show in design?

a)

A convention for creating a product.

b)

The layout for how the graphic will look when complete.

c)

A document to help generate ideas for a product.

d)

Quick sketches to show elements of a design e.g. logo

29.

Which of the following job roles are best suited to the post-production phase?

a)

content creator

b)

graphic artist

c)

audio technician

d)

sound editor

30.

What does the abbreviation SFX indicate on a script?

a)

script formatting x

b)

stage formation

c)

scene 10

d)

sound effect

31.

What does INT mean at the top of a script?

a)

Interior - the scene is set inside

b)

Interval - there will be a pause at the beginning of the scene

c)

Interest - the scene will be interesting

d)

Internet - internet access needed

32.

The following is true about sample rates:

a)
They measure a number of snapshots of sound taken per second.
b)
They are not as important as bit rates.
c)
They are different for every song, depending on its loudness.
33.
What is the process called for  converting analogue sound into binary (digital format)?
a)
Conversions
b)
Sampling
c)
Bit Rate
d)
Converting
34.
Type of compression that deletes or changes some pixels while making the file size smaller.
a)
Lossless compression
b)
Lossy compression
35.

.MP3 is what kind of file?

a)

Sound

b)

Video

c)

Image

d)

Web page

36.

Which of the following is a primary research method?

a)

Books and journals

b)

Internet sites

c)

Focus groups

d)

Television

37.

What is a main advantage of primary research in media industry and product design?

a)

It is less time consuming

b)

It is usually more accurate and reliable

c)

It is less expensive

d)

It requires less involvement

38.

What does the print publishing industry primarily produce?

a)

Digital media

b)

Physical published products

c)

Audio recordings

d)

Film and video content

39.

Which type of effects are primarily created in post-production?

a)

Special Effects (SFX)

b)

Costume Effects

c)

Visual Effects (VFX)

d)

Practical Effects

40.

What does the term 'ethos' refer to in a client brief?

a)

Colour

b)

Genre

c)

Tone

d)

Client's belief or values

41.

Which of the job roles is missing....

Senior Roles

Creative Roles

T (a)   Roles

42.

What are the five purposes of creating media products?

a)

Advertise, educate, entertain, inform, influence

b)

Promote, educate, entertain, inform, inspire

c)

Advertise, educate, entertain, inform, inspire

43.

SFX stands Special Effects, which happens on a film set, including explosions and make up. VFX stands for Visual Effects are the effects that are added afterwards in post production using CGI and green screens

a)

True

b)

False

44.

What are the three types of media codes?

a)

Symbolic codes, visual codes, audio codes

b)

Symbolic codes, technical codes, written codes

c)

Visual codes, audio codes, written codes

d)

Technical codes, audio codes, visual codes

45.

What does the term 'mise en scene' mean?

a)

The lighting setup in a scene

b)

The arrangement of objects within a frame

c)

The use of sound in a media product

d)

The editing process of a media product

46.

Which of the following is a symbolic code?

a)

Setting

b)

Editing

c)

Camerawork

d)

Audio

47.

Using different camera angles in films is an example of

a)

A technical code

b)

A Symbolic code

48.

Which of the following is a technical code used to convey meaning in media?

a)

Music

b)

Vocal intonation

c)

Genre

d)

Camera angles

49.

Which font does NOT have little lines at the top or bottom of  letters?

a)

serif

b)

sans serif

50.

Which font does NOT have little lines at the top or bottom of  letters?

a)

serif

b)

sans serif

51.
Term for the physical parts of the computer
a)
HARDWARE
b)
HARD DRIVE
c)
SOFTWARE
d)
INPUT DEVICES
52.

What are the three essential phases involved in creating a creative media project?

a)

Pre-production, production, post-production

b)

Design, implementation, evaluation

c)

Concept, development, launch

d)

Beginning, middle, end

53.

During which phase is the actual media produced?

a)

Pre-production

b)

Production

c)

Post-production

d)

Planning

54.

What does workflow in a work plan show?

a)

The flow of work throughout the project

b)

The vacation schedule of team members

c)

The list of holidays

d)

The best coffee shops nearby

55.

Why are milestones important in a project?

a)

To schedule team meetings

b)

To mark the end of the project

c)

To celebrate birthdays

d)

To act as a review point where progress is checked

56.
Can this shape be used for both Start and Stop?
a)
Yes
b)
No
57.
What is this symbol used for in a flowchart?
a)
A decision/question
b)
A task to carry out
58.

One part of a work plan is Contingency. Select the correct definition for Contingency.

a)

Key dates when a section is completed.

b)

What is needed to complete the tasks and activities.

c)

A series of things to do for each task.

d)

‘What if’ scenarios if something goes wrong.

59.

What is the purpose of workplans in website development?

a)

To track progress and ensure completion of tasks

b)

To write content for the website

c)

To gather images for the website

d)

To brainstorm creative ideas for the website

60.

Look at the work plan.

How much time is allocated to tasks in week 2?

a)

30 minutes

b)

2 hours

c)

8 Hours

d)

8 Minutes

61.

What could week 5 be used for?

a)

Time to sort any issues or problems and make extra changes.

Or extra post-production tasks.

b)

Time for fun.

c)

Planning

d)

Distribution.

62.

Why are higher frame rates like 60 FPS commonly used in computer games?

a)

To reduce the cost of production

b)

To increase the brightness of the display

c)

To enable smoother motion and help in making quick decisions

d)

To decrease the screen resolution

63.

Which document is mainly text with dialogue (words) for actors and stage directions?

a)

Storyboard

b)

Script

c)

Work Plan

d)

Mood Board

e)

Mind Map

64.

What is a site/location recce?

a)

Where you visit the site and check/assess the location

b)

When you visit a recreation centre

c)

When you visit the site to give it a rating

d)

When you visit the tip

65.
If you use a mouse and keyboard for extended periods of time it could lead to what type of injury?
a)
Earache
b)
Backache
c)
RSI
d)
Eyestrain
66.

What file type is a jpeg/jpg?

a)

Graphic

b)

Sound

c)

Video

d)

Animation

67.

.MP4 is what kind of file?

a)

Sound

b)

Video

c)

Image

68.

What is a distribution platform?

a)

ways in which products are communicated to audiences through different ways

b)

A group email

c)

A way in which someone can make a speech

d)

A way to develop an app

69.

What are the types of online platforms?

a)

Memory sticks, CD'S, Paper based

b)

Computers, mobiles, kiosks, interactive tv

c)

Apps, Multimedia, Web

70.

Physical media platforms

a)

Memory stick, CD's, Paper based

b)

Apps, Multimedia, Web

c)

Interactive TV, Computer, Kiosk

71.

Physical platform distributors

a)

Computer, Interactive Tv, Mobile devices

b)

Apps, multimedia, websites

c)

Memory sticks, CD's, paper based

72.

What makes mobile devices a powerful distribution channel?

a)

Optical disks

b)

Wide user base

c)

Large storage capacities

d)

Tangible and tactile experience

73.

Which organization oversees advertising regulation in the UK?

a)

British Board of Film Classification (BBFC)

b)

Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)

c)

Pan-European Game Information (PEGI)

d)

Ofcom

74.

Which organization is responsible for supervising broadband, television, and radio in the UK?

a)

British Board of Film Classification (BBFC)

b)

Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)

c)

Ofcom

d)

Pan-European Game Information (PEGI)

75.

Which organization classifies films, television, and online content in the UK?

a)

Pan-European Game Information (PEGI)

b)

British Board of Film Classification (BBFC)

c)

Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)

d)

Ofcom

76.

Which body is responsible for the regulation of video game content in the UK?

a)

British Board of Film Classification (BBFC)

b)

Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)

c)

Pan-European Game Information (PEGI)

d)

Ofcom

77.

Defamation is...

a)

Losing your fame

b)

Speaking the truth about someone

c)

Spreading false rumours to damage a person's reputation

d)

Trying to enhance your reputation

78.

Slander is...

a)

to make a false statement in writing to damage a person's reputation

b)

to make a false verbal statement to damage a person's reputation

79.

Libel is...

a)

to make a false statement in writing to damage a person's reputation

b)

to make a false verbal statement to damage a person's reputation

80.

What is audience segmentation?

a)

A method of pricing products

b)

A type of media production

c)

A marketing strategy that targets the entire population

d)

The process of dividing a large audience into smaller groups based on shared characteristics

81.

Which group is likely to be targeted with luxury-themed media products?

a)

High school graduates

b)

People who prefer simple color schemes

c)

Children

d)

Higher income demographics

82.

Which of the following is NOT a category of audience segmentation?

a)

Age groups

b)

Location

c)

Favorite color

d)

Income

83.

Which of the following is a demographic (tick more than one)

a)

Occupation

b)

Income

c)

Reputation

d)

Target audience

84.
The ways that a client can provide a brief.
a)
Client brief formats
b)
Client requirements
c)
Client understanding
d)
Client requests
85.
A scheduled meeting that will take place between the client and the producer.
a)
Formal
b)
Informal
c)
Negotiated
86.
A client will hire a separate independent company to create the media product for them.
a)
Commissioned
b)
Meeting\discussion
c)
Written
87.

What is intellectual property?

a)

A place of business where people invent and make things

b)

The ownership and right to make money from ideas, inventions and creative work

c)

Products and inventions made by a computer company

88.

It is often referred to as digital media, this uses the current technologies available today in order to share information using the Internet.

a)

New media

b)

Traditional media

c)

Social media

89.

What is the purpose of risk assessments in media production?

a)

To increase risk exposure

b)

To identify and evaluate potential risks and hazards

c)

To decrease production costs

d)

To speed up production

90.

What is a wireframe layout?

a)

A detailed contract for a media project

b)

A blueprint for digital media showing the placement of elements

c)

A final version of a website

d)

A storyboard for a movie