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WorksheetsPhotography Mid Term Review 2024
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 36mins
Aperture is measured in what?
F-Stops
Time
MM
Angles
This photo is an example of what type of Depth of Field?
Shallow
Deep
This photo is an example of what type of Depth of Field?
Deep
Shallow
Which of the following statements is true in regards to Aperture?
The larger the F-Stop number, the larger the iris opening
The smaller the F-Stop number, the larger the iris opening
The smaller the F-Stop number, the small the iris opening
None of these statements are true
What type of iris opening would the aperture have if the F-Stop is a F/2.8?
Larger
Smaller
What type of iris opening would the aperture have if the F-Stop is a F/22?
Larger
Smaller
Larger Iris Opening = _________
Smaller Iris Opening = ________
More light / Less light
Less light / More light
Larger Photo / Smaller Photo
More Depth / Less Depth
Shutter speed is the _____________ of time light is let into the camera?
Length
Amount
Duration and Amount
Film
To get blurred motion, a good shutter speed would be
1/1000
1/500
1/250
1/5
To capture stopped motion you would want a shutter speed of
1/1000
1/50
1/5
2" (2 seconds)
This photo is an example of
fast shutter speed
slow shutter speed
When capturing blurred motion you will need
a fast shutter speed
a slow shutter speed
a large aperture opening
fast film speed
this adjusts the camera to AV TV M or auto
AF/MF switch
mode dial
main dial
menu
this opens and closes the shutter allowing you to take a photo
main dial
mode dial
zooming ring
shutter release button
What is the best shutter speed for taking photos in low light?
Fast shutter speed
Slow shutter speed
Which mode on your camera allows you to control the shutter speed, while the camera controls the other parts of the photographic triangle>
Manual
Sv
Automatic
Tv/S
Av
The shutter speed in picture is
Slow
Fast
One drawback of using a higher ISO is that it can create electrical grain called
Static
Light Anomalies
Noise
Lighting Artifacts
What ISO is best for a dimly lit room?
3,200
1,600
800
100
What does a smaller f-number (e.g., f/2.8) indicate in terms of aperture?
A larger aperture opening
A smaller aperture opening
A longer exposure time
A shorter exposure time
Which aperture setting would create a shallow depth of field?
f/8
f/16
f/2.8
f/22
What is the primary purpose of increasing the ISO setting on your camera?
To adjust the focus of the image
To control the amount of ambient light
To reduce noise in the image
To make the image brighter in low light conditions
What is the effect of a higher f-number (e.g., f/22) on an image?
A wider depth of field
A shallower depth of field
A faster shutter speed
A higher ISO setting
What do aperture, ISO, and shutter speed all effect?
Graininess
Exposure
Focus
These are your...
Photoshop Tools
Drawings
Layers
Pictures
Which shortcut key is used to undo an action
Ctrl S
Shift J
Ctrl C
Ctrl Z
Shortcut key to paste.
Ctrl A
Ctrl C
Ctrl O
Ctrl V
What is this tool?
Crop Tool
Perspective Crop Tool
Slice Tool
Slice Select Tool
What is the name of this tool?
The Compass Tool
The Move Tool
The Hand Tool
The Quick Selection Tool
What is this area of your Photoshop application called?
Layers
The Toolbar
The Toolkit
The Options
What is the name of this tool?
fill
swatch
patch
shapes
What is the name of this tool?
stop action
hand
grab object
zoom
What is this tool?
Slice Tool (C)
Slice Select Tool (C)
Frame Tool (K)
What is this tool?
Spot Healing Brush Tool (J)
Healing Brush Tool (J)
Patch Tool (J)
Content - Aware Move Tool (J)
What is this tool?
Spot Healing Brush Tool (J)
Healing Brush Tool (J)
Patch Tool (J)
Content - Aware Move Tool (J)
What is this tool?
Gradient Tool (G)
Paint Bucket Tool (G)
3D Material Drop Tool (G)
Blur Tool
A grid like this can be used to perform what composition rule?
Rule of Thirds
Framing
Spacing
Leading Lines
Lines in a photo that direct a viewer’s focus to the photo’s subject are called?
Leading Lines
Mistakes
Framing
Lines
What is the view point in this photo?
Worm's eye view
Bird's eye view
Eye level view
What is the primary photo technique of this image?
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Close Up
Leading Lines
Which image is not a rule of thirds?
Rule of thirds
Fill the frame
Symmetry / Asymmetry
Leading lines
Framing
Worm's Eye View
Rule of Thirds
Selective Focus
Framing
Angle
This is an example of an image that is _____________.
Overexposed
Underexposed
Properly Exposed
This is an example of an __________ photo.
Overexposed
Underexposed
Properly Exposed
Which one is the advantage of cloud storage?
The user has no control over their data
Many programs can be run at the same time, regardless of the processing power of your device
Accessible anywhere with an internet connection
Portability
I bought this single photo from an online site. I am planning on printing it on canvas and selling it to every Maverik gas station for their bathrooms. Is this legal?
It is not legal, because I do not own the rights to the picture. I only own a single copy.
The practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own.
Plagiarism
Murphy's Law
Bibliography
Citation
“Fair use” allows you to use copyrighted work without permission or payment, but only in certain situations. Which of the following is a “fair use” situation?
Chelsea uses a copyrighted photo for a school presentation
Jordan remixes a copyrighted song and charges people for it
Randy had a one-page report to write on Abraham Lincoln. He copied it in his own handwriting from the encyclopedia.
Jason copies the entire last chapter from the final Harry Potter book to his commercial blog without any additional commentary.
