WorksheetsTelevision Broadcasting 2 Certification Exam Quiz
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is the exam number for the Television Broadcasting 2 industry certification exam?
591
501
611
521
How many items are included in the Television Broadcasting 2 exam?
20
30
40
50
What is the recommended course length for the Television Broadcasting 2 program?
One semester
Two semesters
One year
Six months
Which of the following is NOT listed as a standard in the Television Broadcasting 2 exam blueprint?
Journalism
Camera Operations
Graphic Design
Live Broadcast
What percentage of the Television Broadcasting 2 exam is dedicated to Audio Systems?
12%
18%
24%
9%
Which career cluster does the Television Broadcasting 2 program belong to?
Business and Marketing
Arts, A/V Technology & Communications
Health Science
Education and Training
What is the primary focus of the Television Broadcasting 2 certification exam?
Basic computer skills
Advanced knowledge and skills in television broadcasting
General communication skills
Social media management
Which of the following topics has the highest percentage allocation in the Television Broadcasting 2 exam?
Journalism
Camera Operations
Audio Systems
Post-Production
Which of the following is NOT one of the effective news gathering techniques?
Fact Checking
Attribution
Newsworthiness
Using ND (Neutral Density) filters
What are the two types of voice used in effective writing for broadcast?
Active and Passive
Formal and Informal
Direct and Indirect
First-person and Third-person
Which of the following is a component of camera exposure?
Kelvin color temperature
Aperture (depth of field)
Stabilizers
180-degree rule
What is the purpose of using ND (Neutral Density) filters in camera operations?
To adjust white balance
To reduce the amount of light entering the lens
To stabilize the camera
To enhance the tone of the image
Which of the following is an advanced camera operation technique?
Fact Checking
Using drones
Attribution
Newsworthiness
What does the 180-degree rule help achieve in picture composition?
Proper interview framing
Consistent spatial relationships between subjects
Correct white balance
Accurate exposure settings
Which of the following is an example of interview framing?
Kelvin color temperature
Street interview
Fact Checking
Using ND filters
Which type of microphone is omnidirectional and often used for remote recording?
Lavalier microphone
Handheld microphone
Shotgun/Boom microphone
Ribbon microphone
What is the pickup pattern of a handheld microphone?
Omnidirectional
Cardioid
Hypercardioid
Bidirectional
Which of the following is NOT a recommended technique for recording an interview?
Introductions (Names and title)
Asking open-ended questions
Ignoring the interviewee's responses
Restating the question in the answer
What is the purpose of using diffusers like softboxes or umbrellas in lighting?
To shape light into a narrow beam
To soften and spread the light evenly
To increase the intensity of light
To create shadows for dramatic effects
Which lighting setup is most appropriate for a field recording?
Studio lighting
Interview lighting
Field lighting
Ambient lighting
What is the term used to describe the distortion caused by audio levels being too high?
Clipping
Echo
Feedback
Distortion
What is the primary purpose of barn doors in lighting equipment?
To diffuse light
To shape and control the direction of light
To increase light intensity
To create colored lighting effects
Which of the following is an example of an editing technique used in post-production?
Lower Thirds
L and J cuts
Teleprompters
Reporter Toss
What type of graphic is commonly used in broadcasts to display a person's name and title?
B-roll
Lower Thirds
Nat sound
Voice Over
Which of the following roles is part of a broadcast team?
Producer
Audio Mixer
Stingers
Graphics Designer
What is one of the tasks involved in planning a broadcast?
Creating B-roll footage
Gathering stories
Using teleprompters
Adding stingers
Which of the following is NOT included in producing a broadcast?
Multiple cameras
Closed Network
Audio Mixing
Reporter Toss
What is one way to show broadcasts to an active audience?
Using stingers
Through a closed network
Adding voice overs
Using B-roll footage
Which of the following is an example of pre-made content used in broadcasts?
News Packages
Nat sound
Lower Thirds
Teleprompters
What is the primary focus of Standard 7 in the learning material?
Understanding career readiness and professionalism skills
Practicing copyright laws, ethics, and legal issues
Exploring co-curricular activities related to course content
Developing workplace communication skills
Which United States Code Title is referenced in Standard 7 for copyright laws?
Title 15
Title 17
Title 19
Title 21
What is one of the objectives of Standard 8?
Define and demonstrate copyright laws
Explore career options related to course content
Practice legal requirements and expectations
Develop teamwork skills
Which of the following is an example of a Career Technical Student Organization (CTSO)?
SkillsUSA
National Honor Society
Future Business Leaders of America
Debate Club
What is the purpose of practicing workplace skills in the classroom according to the learning material?
To improve academic performance
To help students become efficient and reliable employees
To prepare students for standardized tests
To enhance creative thinking
Which of the following is NOT listed as a workplace skill in the learning material?
Communication
Problem Solving
Creativity
Accountability
What is the role of performance skills in the context of TV broadcasting as mentioned in the learning material?
To create a professional and reliable TV broadcast from beginning to end
To enhance legal knowledge for broadcasting
To improve co-curricular activities
To develop ethical standards for broadcasting
What is the minimum performance standard average a student must attain to pass the performance assessment in Television Broadcasting 2?
6
8
10
4
Which of the following is a key skill under Standard 1 - Journalism?
Demonstrate effective use of lighting instruments
Demonstrate effective news-gathering techniques
Identify and demonstrate effective picture composition
Understand and demonstrate effective editing of audio recordings
What is one of the tasks included in Standard 6 - Pre- and Post-Production?
Actively participate in each stage of broadcasting
Demonstrate proper pre-production tasks
Understand and demonstrate effective use of different microphone types
Practice workplace skills daily in the classroom
Which standard focuses on the effective use of lighting instruments and accessories?
Standard 3 - Camera Operation
Standard 5 - Lighting Systems
Standard 4 - Audio Systems
Standard 7 - Live Broadcast
What is one of the professional skills listed under Standard 9 - Professional Skills for the Workplace?
Editing audio recordings
Problem-solving
Advanced camera operations
Lighting techniques
What does Standard 7 - Live Broadcast emphasize?
Effective interview techniques
Actively participating in each stage of broadcasting
Demonstrating effective picture composition
Understanding legal requirements and expectations
