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WorksheetsYearbook Sem1 Exam - Part 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the primary role of an editor in showing news judgment?
a)
To write all news articles
b)
To choose top stories based on experience
c)
To ignore reader preferences
d)
To focus solely on breaking news
2.
What is the purpose of the lead paragraph in a news story?
a)
To provide background information
b)
To summarize the dominant point
c)
To include all details
d)
To entertain the reader
3.
Which of the following best describes supporting paragraphs?
a)
They only repeat the lead
b)
They provide further details and context
c)
They are unrelated to the lead
d)
They are the conclusion of the story
4.
Why is explaining "context" important in news stories?
a)
It makes the story longer
b)
It helps readers understand the significance
c)
It adds more quotes
d)
It confuses the reader
5.
What is the role of quotations in news stories?
a)
To provide colorful commentary
b)
To summarize the news
c)
To replace the lead paragraph
d)
To confuse the audience
6.
What is the main purpose of including a variety of photos in a yearbook?
a)
To avoid including just what the teacher wants
b)
To showcase the yearbook staff and their close friends
c)
To ensure all students have an equal number of photos
d)
To create a complete visual story that tells about our year
7.
What is the benefit of taking environmental portraits of students instead of standard headshot photos?
a)
Environmental portraits are easier and quicker to take
b)
Environmental portraits provide more visual interest and context
c)
Environmental portraits are required by school policy
d)
Environmental portraits are more flattering for students
8.
Why is it important to photograph before, during, and after the peak action of an event?
a)
To capture the full sequence of the event
b)
To ensure you get photos that are not blurry
c)
To show the more of the crowd
d)
To provide more options for photo cropping
9.
Why is it important to avoid including the same students too many times in a yearbook?
a)
To maintain an even distribution of students represented
b)
To prevent those students from feeling insecure
c)
To ensure all students have an equal number of photos
d)
To make sure that the camera works at all times
10.
What is the primary purpose of using a telephoto lens (zooming in) when photographing details?
a)
To capture a wider field of view
b)
To reduce the depth of field
c)
To isolate the subject and minimize distractions
d)
To provide a more flattering perspective
11.
What is the primary goal of including a variety of photos in a yearbook?
a)
To showcase only the yearbook staff
b)
To increase coverage and appeal to a wider audience
c)
To focus on individual students only
d)
To limit the number of photos taken
12.
What should a photographer focus on when capturing action shots?
a)
Only the main event
b)
The physicality and pivotal moments of the event
c)
The background scenery
d)
The facial expressions of bystanders
13.
What is a key component to capturing reactions in photography?
a)
Wide-angle shots
b)
Body language and facial expressions
c)
Background details
d)
Group shots
14.
What can help solve blurry images and make them clear?
a)
Sports Mode
b)
Move your hands while holding the camera.
c)
Make sure the subject is in motion
d)
Put the focus in manual mode and never adjust it.
15.
Why is it important to capture the 'reaction' of individuals during an event?
a)
It shows the aftermath of the event
b)
It provides insight into the emotional impact of the event
c)
It allows for more posed shots
d)
It focuses on the background
16.
What does the white balance feature in a camera do?
a)
Adjusts the brightness of the image
b)
Removes colored tints from the image
c)
Increases the zoom level
d)
Changes the camera mode
17.
What is the recommended way to care for camera lenses?
a)
Use your fingers to clean them
b)
Use tissues to wipe them
c)
Keep the lens cap on when not in use
d)
Use any cloth available
18.
Why is it important to keep the safety strap around your neck?
a)
To look professional
b)
To prevent dropping the camera
c)
To keep the camera clean
d)
To avoid battery drainage
19.
What is one ethical consideration when taking photographs?
a)
Photograph anyone without asking
b)
Manipulate photos for fun
c)
Respect people's privacy
d)
Take photos in dangerous situations for excitement
20.
How can you transfer photos from the camera to a computer?
a)
By using microwaves
b)
By connecting via USB
c)
By sending them through email
d)
By using air drop
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