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Photo Journalism

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is photojournalism?

a)
Photojournalism is the study of light and color.
b)
Photojournalism is the practice of communicating news through photography.
c)
Photojournalism is a type of painting.
d)
Photojournalism is a form of written journalism.
2.

What is a Concise caption in photojournalism

a)
A technical analysis of the camera settings used.
b)
A lengthy narrative about the photo.
c)
A personal opinion about the subject of the photo.
d)
A brief and clear description of a photo.
3.

4 parts of a caption

a)
Location, Keywords, Format, Style
b)
Image, Caption, Context, Audience
c)
Author, Publisher, Genre, Length
d)

Headline identification sentence secondary information sentence quote

4.

what is a Headline

a)


Title of your caption, could also be a pun (play on words) that catch the readers attention

b)
A headline is a type of graphic design element.
c)
A headline is a summary of a person's biography.
d)
A headline is a detailed analysis of a topic.
5.

What are the 5W's & 1H

a)

Who, What, When, Where, Walk, Hover

b)

What, was, whack, water, windshield

c)

Who, What, When, Where, Why, How

d)

Wherefore, we, win, went, well, hope

6.

What is an identification sentence

a)

The first sentence of your concise caption that includes the Who, What, When, and Where

b)
An identification sentence is a question that seeks information.
c)
An identification sentence is a type of rhetorical device.
d)
An identification sentence is a command that instructs someone to act.
7.

What is a closeup shot

a)
A closeup shot is a wide-angle shot that captures a large scene.
b)
A closeup shot is a type of shot that shows the entire body of a subject.
c)
A closeup shot is a shot taken from a distance to show the background.
d)
A closeup shot is a tightly framed shot that focuses on a specific detail or subject.
8.

What is a mid shot

a)
A mid shot is a wide shot that includes the background scenery.
b)
A mid shot is a camera shot that frames a subject from the waist up.
c)
A mid shot is a close-up of the subject's face.
d)
A mid shot captures the entire subject from head to toe.
9.

What is a high angle shot

a)
A high angle shot is a camera angle that looks up at the subject.
b)
A high angle shot is a close-up of the subject's face.
c)
A high angle shot is a type of lighting used in photography.
d)
A high angle shot is a camera angle that looks down on the subject.
10.

What is a low angle shot

a)
A low angle shot is a camera angle taken from below the subject, looking up.
b)
A low angle shot is a wide shot that captures the entire scene.
c)
A low angle shot is taken from above the subject, looking down.
d)
A low angle shot is a close-up of the subject's face.
11.

What is an over the shoulder shot?

a)
A shot taken from above a character's head.
b)
A close-up shot focusing on a character's face.
c)
A wide shot that shows the entire scene.
d)

A conversational that captures the perspective of one character from behind their shoulder.

12.

Explain a panoramic shot

a)
A panoramic shot is a close-up photograph of a single subject.
b)

A panoramic shot is a wide-angle photograph that captures a broad view of a scene with photos stitched together

c)
A panoramic shot is a photograph taken at night with a flash.
d)
A panoramic shot is a type of video that captures motion.
13.

What is an extreme long shot

a)
An extreme long shot is a wide view that shows the subject from a great distance.
b)
An extreme long shot is used to capture detailed action sequences.
c)
An extreme long shot is a close-up view of a subject.
d)
An extreme long shot focuses on a single character's facial expression.
14.

What is a birds eye view shot

a)
A bird's eye view shot is a close-up of a subject.
b)
A bird's eye view shot is a low-angle perspective that captures a scene from below.
c)
A bird's eye view shot is taken from ground level.
d)

A bird's eye view shot is a high-angle perspective that captures a scene from above and shows a large scale view

15.

What is a Point of view shot

a)
A Point of View shot is a camera angle that shows the scene from a character's perspective.
b)
A Point of View shot is a wide-angle shot that captures the entire scene.
c)
A Point of View shot is a close-up of a character's face during a dialogue.
d)
A Point of View shot is a type of special effect used in editing.
16.

What is a secondary information sentence

a)
A sentence that summarizes the main idea.
b)
A sentence that introduces a new topic.
c)
A sentence that provides a conclusion to the text.
d)

The second sentence of your caption that includes the why and the how.

17.

What is a quote

a)
A quote is a type of punctuation.
b)

A direct excerpt, using exactly what someone else has said or written

c)
A quote is a summary of a book.
d)
A quote is a personal opinion expressed in writing.
18.

What is attribution

a)
Attribution is the act of recognizing the source of information or ideas.
b)
Attribution is the act of ignoring the source of information.
c)
Attribution refers to the process of creating new ideas.
d)
Attribution is a method of calculating financial returns.
19.

what is an extreme close up?

a)
A shot that captures the entire subject in detail.
b)
A wide shot that shows the background and surroundings.
c)

A shot that focuses heavily on the face or zooms in on an object, blurring out the background, for the purpose of creating emotion.

d)
A medium close-up that includes the subject's torso.
20.

What is a long shot?

a)
A long shot is a close-up photograph.
b)
A long shot is an attempt with a low chance of success or a wide-angle photograph.
c)

This is a shot that shows an object in full scale with some visible background. It's used to show the happenings of the object and its surroundings.

d)
A long shot is a type of camera lens.