WorksheetsPhotography test 2
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 34mins
Where is the one location in Indian River where we do not take any photographs?
The library
hall
bathroom
cafe
How do you define ethics?
The study of ancient cultures
The principles of right and wrong
The rules of a game
The laws of physics
Describe a situation where it is OK to manipulate a photograph.
For a news article
For personal artistic expression
For a legal document
For a scientific journal
What does a watermark do for a photograph?
Enhances the colors
Protects against unauthorized use
Increases the resolution
Changes the format
True or False: It is OK to claim someone else’s photograph as your own.
True
False
Copying a photograph, like written material, is called what?
Plagiarism
Duplication
Replication
Forgery
What is the MAIN difference between a compact camera and a mirrorless camera?
Size
Lens interchangeability
Color quality
Battery life
Does copyright protection allow a photographer to sell a photo of someone else without that person’s permission?
Yes
No
What are lenses categorized by?
Focal length
Color
Weight
Material
True or False: Images posted to the Internet will eventually disappear.
True
False
Removing someone’s watermark from an image is punishable by a fine between what amounts?
$2,500 and $25,000
$500 and $5,000
$1,000 and $10,000
$5,000 and $50,000
What is the exception for a photographer to NOT own the image they created?
Work for hire
Public domain
Creative Commons
Personal use
Which focal length is equal to eye sight
60 mm
55 mm
What is the primary purpose of a camera lens?
To capture light and focus it onto the sensor
To store images
To print photographs
To charge the camera battery
What is the primary purpose of a camera's aperture?
To adjust the focus
To control the amount of light entering the camera
To change the color balance
To increase the zoom
True or False: Editing a photograph to remove red-eye is considered unethical.
True
False
Which of the following is a common file format for digital images?
JPEG
DOCX
MP3
What is the term for using someone else's photograph without permission?
Infringement
Borrowing
Sharing
Licensing
True or False: A photographer always retains the copyright to their images, regardless of the circumstances.
True
False
Which of the following is a benefit of using a tripod in photography?
Increases camera speed
Reduces camera shake
Enhances color saturation
Improves battery life
Which type of lens is best suited for capturing wide landscapes?
Telephoto lens
Macro lens
Wide-angle lens
Prime lens
What is a distinctive feature of a fish eye lens?
It provides a narrow field of view
It creates a circular image with a wide field of view
It is used for macro photography
It is primarily used for portrait photography
True or False: Using someone else's photograph for educational purposes is always legal.
True
False
Which of the following is a common method to protect digital images from unauthorized use?
Using a watermark
Increasing image resolution
Converting to grayscale
Reducing file size
True or False: Using a photograph from the internet without permission is always legal if you credit the photographer.
True
False
True or False: It is ethical to edit a photograph to misrepresent the original scene.
True
False
Which of the following is a common ethical issue in photography?
Using high-resolution cameras
Editing images for artistic purposes
Infringing on privacy by taking unauthorized photos
Using different lenses for various effects
What does the Greek root 'photo' mean in the word 'photography'?
Light
Image
Color
Shadow
What does the Greek root 'graph' mean in the word 'photography'?
To write
To color
To capture
To see
The goal of photojournalism is
to tell a true story
to tell an entertaining story
to tell a false story
all of the above
the camera does all the work for you
program mode
fully automatic mode
manual mode
night/night portrait mode
extremely zoomed in to show detail of subjects such as flowers, bugs, and eyes
portrait mode
landscape mode
macro mode
indoor mode
Which of the following is a primary purpose of Creative Commons licenses?
To restrict how works can be used by others.
To make works available for commercial use only.
To enable creators to specify how their works can be used and shared.
To ensure that all works are kept in the public domain.
