What year was the first permanent photographic image ever made?

What does the word ‘Photography’ mean?

What is the definition of heliograph?

Who owns the copyright to an image initially?

Who owns the photograph "Monkey Selfie?"

When does copyright take effect?

What is NOT a consequence of violating copyright law?

Which is an example of a closed question? (2.4)

Which is NOT an example of active listening skills?

Purpose, nature, amount, and effect on the market are the 4 factors of: (2.4)

What is the best practice when working with a client? (3.4)

Which of the following types of resumes places the focus on your skills and areas of expertise, rather than on the details of your work history?

Which type of resume does NOT follow the traditional resume templates and are typically inspired, catchy, and designed to showcase your skills and qualifications in a way that plain words on paper can't?

How would Sally create a cohesive photography project?

Which portfolio type is designed to display a learner's best quality of work? (3.10)

Which art movement in photography copied painting styles by applying a soft focus, hand painted or manipulated surfaces, and sepia color?

What 1920's art movement did photography utilize as exemplified by the famous example of melting clocks by Salvador Dali?

Which process was the first to truly capture an image?

What Photographer’s work changed the world’s perception of war and changed its course?

An image of a vase of flowers would be considered what type of genre of photography? (4.4)

Which of the following definitions best describes LIFE magazine?

What would Garry Winogrand’s style of photography be considered?

What genre focuses on nature?

Steve McCurry is famous for which photograph?

What genre of photography is Annie Leibovitz best known for?

When creating a publication what is the MOST important thing to consider when adding text? (4.7)

If you wanted a physical copy of a digital document, you would use what device? (5.1)

What area of the camera allows us to connect radio slaves? (5.1)

How can a lens be properly cleaned?

Which is a type of malicious code or program written to alter the way a computer operates and is designed to spread from one computer to another? (5.2)

Which of the following is the illegal copying, distribution, or use of software? (5.2)

For what is Photoshop primarily used? (5.3)

What Adobe Photoshop shortcut key will allow you to back up one step? (5.3)

What can John do if he wants to organize his files so he can find his photos more easily? (5.4)

What is the most common file format? (5.5)

If you wanted to do an animation for the web, which of the following files would you use? (5.5)

Which file format would be used in camera to preserve all data taken? (5.5)

What file type is the default for most consumers’ camera? (5.5)

Which of the following is a commonly used method of lossy compression for digital images, particularly for those images produced by digital photography?

Which of the following is best used for simple web graphics with limited colors?

Which of the following files are generally large in size and contain the direct image data from the camera sensors with no loss of quality and alteration?

What are the 2 functions on a camera that control light?

Jimmy wants to take close-up pictures at a baseball game, but the players are too far away. What type of lens should he use?

What is a "normal" focal length for cropped sensor digital cameras?

What is a monopod?

Which type of cameras are basic in design and use?

What type of lens has a fixed focal length?

What term applies to print resolution?

What resolution should you print your images?

A photo of receding railroad tracks would be an example of which of the following? (6.1)

When similar shapes, lines, or images repeat what do they create?

Which of the following is an element of design?

Which of the following is the act of adding visual space in front of the direction that an object is moving? (6.1)

Which of the following refers to when shape takes on three dimensions?

Which of the following is a flat, enclosed area of space limited to two dimensions?

If an image has strong lights and strong darks it is said to have high:

What is a theme?

Which of the following is used to guide the viewer through the piece and is also known as “flow”?

Which of the following is observed when subject areas command a viewer's attention equally?

Which of the following is the comparison of size of objects, or the amount of one thing to the whole? (6.2)

Which of the following is creating a visually stimulating image by combining similar elements throughout the frame?

Where is a high angle taken from? (6.3)

How would you arrange a photograph that demonstrated simplicity?

Which compositional guideline places two subjects on opposite side of a photograph? (6.3)

Which of the following is the use of an element within your photograph that provides a visible frame within the borders (frame) of the photograph itself? (6.3)

Which types of colors opposite each other on the color wheel? (6.4)

What is the best way to criticize a work of art? (6.5)

Which of the following statements is an appropriate critique? (6.5)

Select a primary color: (6.6)

Which of these is NOT a secondary color?

What is a color palette?

Which three colors of light are combined to make white light?

Which of the following is a combination of four colors that consist of two sets of complementary colors?

Which of these colors would be considered a “warm” color?

What would red roses most likely symbolize?

What term refers to the relationship between color and emotions, symbolism, and the mind?

What type of lighting makes harsh and dark shadows?

What part of the camera controls motion? (7.1)

Doubling the ISO is increasing exposure by how many stops? (7.1)

What is the function of the digital sensor? (7.1)