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Photography Techniques Quiz

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

What aperture setting was likely used to create the sharp silhouette effect?

a)

f/1.8 (shallow depth of field)

b)

f/5.6 (moderate depth of field)

c)

f/11 (deep depth of field)

d)

f/22 (maximum depth of field)

2.

What shutter speed was most likely used to freeze the breath and dust in the air?

a)

1/30 sec (slow shutter)

b)

1/125 sec (moderate)

c)

1/500 sec (fast)

d)

1/1000 sec (very fast)

3.

What ISO setting was likely used to maintain detail in low light while minimising noise?

a)

ISO 100

b)

ISO 400

c)

ISO 800

d)

ISO 3200

4.

How has white balance been used to affect the mood of the image?

a)

A cool white balance to create a blue tone

b)

A neutral white balance for realistic tones

c)

A warm white balance to enhance golden backlighting

d)

A high-contrast black and white setting

5.

What lens was likely used to capture this composition?

a)

Wide-angle lens

b)

Standard 50mm lens

c)

Telephoto lens

d)

Macro lens

6.

What type of lighting has the photographer used?

a)

Front lighting

b)

Side lighting

c)

Backlighting (Contre-jour)

d)

Diffused lighting

7.

Which compositional technique has been prominently used?

a)

Rule of Thirds

b)

Leading Lines

c)

Silhouette and Negative Space

d)

Framing

8.

How does texture contribute to the image?

a)

The soft glow of the breath and airborne dust contrasts with the solid silhouette of the animal.

b)

The image has minimal texture, focusing on solid shapes.

c)

The detailed texture of the animal’s fur is the main focus.

d)

Texture is not an important element in this image.

9.

What additional equipment might the photographer have used to enhance this image?

a)

A handheld camera

b)

A drone

c)

A tripod for stability

d)

A flash for extra lighting

10.

What effect does contre-jour (backlighting) create in this image?

a)

It evenly lights the subject, making all details visible.

b)

It creates a low-contrast image with soft edges.

c)

It enhances the silhouette, defining the subject’s shape and creating dramatic contrast.

d)

It removes shadows and makes the image look flat.

11.

What mood does the combination of these techniques create?

a)

A bright and lively scene

b)

A chaotic and busy composition

c)

A dramatic and mysterious atmosphere

d)

A neutral and emotionless image