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WorksheetsPhotojournalism
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Photo composition is the art behind _________
photography
painting
sculpture
dancing
Photo composition changes how you tell the _________.
story
camera
color
lens
What is a Bird’s-Eye View?
A shot from below
A shot from above
A shot at eye level
A shot from the side
A Bird’s-Eye View uses a ______ to ______ angle.
high to low
low to high
side to side
front to back
Fill in the blank: One way to 'Fill the Frame' is to eliminate ________ space.
wasted
useful
creative
dynamic
What is the 'Rule of Thirds' based on?
an imaginary grid on photos
the golden ratio of colors
the use of leading lines
the placement of the main subject in the center
According to the 'Rule of Thirds', what should be emphasized in a photo?
The center of the photo
The intersections of the grid
The corners of the photo
The background
According to the 'Rule of Thirds', why should you leave room in a photo?
To fit more objects
For the action to continue off-photo
To make the photo brighter
To focus on the background
Fill in the blank: To avoid distraction in a photo, you should control the _________
background
lens
flash
subject
Which of the following can be used to create a simple background in a photo?
Busy street
Backdrops or a blank wall
Crowded room
Patterned wallpaper
Selective Focus: A very shallow depth of field causes the ________ to blur.
background
subject
lens
shutter
Selective Focus: It ________ the subject.
isolates
blurs
enlarges
distorts
Worm's-Eye View uses a ______ to high angle.
low
wide
soft
sharp
Worm's-Eye View: This type of view is shot from which direction?
Above
Below
Side
Front
Which of the following is an example of repetition?
A single tree
Books on a shelf
A unique sculpture
A painting with no pattern
Fill in the blank: Repetition uses naturally occurring ______ patterns.
repeated
random
chaotic
unique
What is the technique called that uses real or imaginary lines in a photo to lead the viewer’s eye to the dominant element?
Leading Lines
Rule of Thirds
Depth of Field
Golden Ratio
Which of the following is an example of framing?
Looking through a doorway or window
Taking a picture in open space
Photographing a single object on a plain background
Using artificial lighting only
What does the aperture control in a camera?
The aperture controls how much light enters the camera.
The aperture controls the camera's zoom level.
The aperture controls the camera's battery life.
The aperture controls the camera's memory storage.
A low aperture value (f/2.8) results in which of the following?
Blurry background
Both background and subject in focus
No effect on focus
Only the subject is blurry
Fill in the blank: The size of a lens opening is called the ________.
aperture
shutter
focus
sensor
Which of the following is NOT controlled by the aperture?
Size of lens opening
Depth of field
Shutter speed
Amount of light entering the camera
If the shutter speed is lower than 80, what will likely be shown in the photo? Lower than 80 will likely show _____.
blur
sharpness
overexposure
underexposure
ISO Rating is the ________ to light.
sensitivity
color
speed
angle
The lower the natural light, the (higher/lower) the ISO should be.
higher
lower
Photojournalism is the art of telling a visual story through _________.
photographs
paintings
sculptures
poems
Fill in the blank: In action shots, the photographer is a ______, not an observer.
participant
spectator
critic
director
Fill in the blank: Reaction shots show what happens after the _____
action
dialogue
camera
scene
Which of the following is critical for the story?
Reaction shots
Background music
Lighting
Costume design
Fill in the blank: The Center of Visual Interest (CVI) is the ______ of the photo or spread and the most obvious part of composition.
focus
background
border
caption
