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Pathway Review - Part 2

Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Serial ATA (SATA) is computer bus interface that connects host bus adapters to mass storage devices such as hard disk drives and optical drives.

a)

A computer bus interface used to connect host bus adapters to storage devices

b)

A wireless protocol for streaming video to monitors

c)

An audio connector standard for microphones

d)

A software format for compressing video files

2.

SCSI Small Computer System Interface (pronounced scuzzi).

a)

A set of standards for connecting and transferring data between computers and peripheral devices

b)

A lighting technique for stage productions

c)

A video codec designed for web playback

d)

A broadcast standard for satellite television

3.

LUMA photometric, literary measure of light. In video, represents the brightness in an image.

a)

The brightness information in a video image

b)

The color saturation in a video image

c)

The audio level of a recorded signal

d)

The frame rate of a video sequence

4.

Dynamic Range The difference between the brightest possible source and the faintest possible source that the detector can accurately see in the same image is know as the ______.

a)

Dynamic range

b)

Color gamut

c)

Frame rate

d)

Bit depth

5.

Electrons When light falls onto a CCD the PHOTONS are converted into ________.

a)

Electrons

b)

Protons

c)

Neutrons

d)

Ions

6.

Photon a discrete bundle (or quantum) of electromagnetic (or light) energy.

a)

A single packet of light energy

b)

A device that amplifies sound

c)

A measure of electrical resistance

d)

A unit of image resolution

7.

Lumens a measure of the total "amount" of visible light emitted by a source. ______ = brightness

a)

Lumens

b)

Watts

c)

Decibels

d)

Pixels

8.

Color Planes or Channels To represent color images, separate red, green and blue components must be specified for each pixel in RGB color space. Often the three different components are stored as three separate 'grayscale'(black and white) images known as ______ ______ or ________, which have to be recombined when displaying or processing.

a)

Color planes or channels

b)

Layers or masks

c)

Hues or saturations

d)

Frames or fields

9.

light striking turning on theatre or film set lights

a)

Turning on theatre or film set lights

b)

Turning off theatre or film set lights

c)

Dimming lights gradually

d)

Changing light color temperature

10.

light saving turning off theatrical or film set lights

a)

Turning off theatrical or film set lights

b)

Turning on theatrical or film set lights

c)

Increasing light intensity

d)

Changing light direction

11.

ENG report A field report--a report that is a live or pre-taped report from the field

a)

A live or pre-taped field report

b)

A studio lighting diagram

c)

A marketing analysis document

d)

A script for a drama scene

12.

Gloves When setting up lighting, a worker should wear

a)

Gloves

b)

Sunglasses

c)

Sandals

d)

Earbuds

13.

Type A fire extinguisher Fire extinguisher used for ordinary combustible substances like wood, paper, or cloth.

a)

Used for ordinary combustibles like wood, paper, or cloth

b)

Used for flammable liquids like grease and oil

c)

Used for electrical equipment

d)

Used for chemical-metal fires

14.

Type B fire extinguisher Fire extinguisher used for flammable substances such as grease, oil, or gas fires.

a)

Used for flammable liquids such as grease, oil, or gasoline

b)

Used for ordinary combustibles like paper and wood

c)

Used for electrical equipment

d)

Used for combustible metals

15.

Type C fire extinguisher Fire extinguisher used for electrical equipment because the extinguishing agent is non-conductive

a)

Used for electrical equipment; non-conductive agent

b)

Used for flammable liquids

c)

Used for ordinary combustibles

d)

Used for chemical-metal fires

16.

Type D fire extinguisher Fire extinguisher used for chemical fires and are mostly found in chemical laboratories.

a)

Used for combustible metals/chemical fires; found in labs

b)

Used for electrical equipment

c)

Used for flammable liquids

d)

Used for paper and wood

17.

Leg The proper method for lifting is to keep the back straight, spread the feet comfortably apart, and lift with the __________ muscles.

a)

Leg

b)

Back

c)

Arm

d)

Neck

18.

Concept/Program proposal Includes, but not be limited to, basic message, intended audience, equipment needed, target shooting date, and sample shooting locations; information that conveys the general overview and "feel" for an idea.

a)

Concept/Program proposal

b)

Light plot

c)

Completed script

d)

ENG report

19.

Lecture/demonstration format Television format that might include cooking shows.

a)

Lecture/demonstration format

b)

Magazine format

c)

Drama format

d)

Panel discussion format

20.

Magazine format Television format that include news magazines, such as "60 Minutes."

a)

Magazine format

b)

Drama format

c)

Lecture/demonstration format

d)

Reality format

21.

Drama format Television format with dramatic mood, intensity, and components that enhance these things.

a)

Drama format

b)

Magazine format

c)

Lecture/demonstration format

d)

Panel discussion format

22.

Panel Discussion format Television format that has several people, likely experts on a topic, discussing a topic in a panel.

a)

Panel discussion format

b)

Lecture/demonstration format

c)

Drama format

d)

Game show format

23.

TR Notation generally used to indicate "move the camera and tripod to the camera operator's right."

a)

Move the camera and tripod to the operator's right

b)

Move the camera and tripod left

c)

Zoom the camera in

d)

Pan the camera up

24.

Light plot The best way to design studio lighting

a)

Light plot

b)

Call sheet

c)

Storyboard

d)

Screenplay

25.

Completed script What is needed to cast the film, decide what equipment is needed, select the location of sets, budget the production, and schedule the film shooting?

a)

Completed script

b)

Concept proposal

c)

Light plot

d)

Rough cut

26.

Satellite services Subscriber television systems include cable and _______.

a)

Satellite services

b)

Streaming platforms

c)

Fiber optic internet

d)

Over-the-air antennas

27.

CG Operator Person whose responsibilities include creating graphics to be keyed or superimposed on the screen.

a)

CG Operator

b)

Station manager

c)

Marketing professional

d)

Audio engineer

28.

Marketing Professional Person whose responsibilities include conducting audience or target market research.

a)

Marketing professional

b)

CG operator

c)

Camera operator

d)

Lighting technician

29.

"Wrap-up" Circling motion to the talent made with hand and finger in air

a)

A signal to wrap up by making a circling motion in the air

b)

A cue to start recording

c)

A command to zoom in

d)

A gesture to change microphones

30.

Fly out Involves words or images quickly leaving the screen

a)

Words or images quickly leaving the screen

b)

Words or images gradually appearing

c)

Audio fading to silence

d)

A camera dolly toward the subject

31.

Fade out Involves words or images getting dimmer until they are no longer visible

a)

Words or images getting dimmer until no longer visible

b)

A sudden cut to a new scene

c)

A rapid zoom out

d)

Changing color saturation

32.

Make-up on talent is used to... Enhance the face, as lights remove shadows and make faces appear flat.

a)

Enhance facial features by restoring dimension under bright lights

b)

Hide the subject from the camera

c)

Improve microphone audio quality

d)

Correct lens distortion

33.

Production company Organization responsible for the development and physical production of new media, performing arts, film, radio, or television

a)

Organization that develops and produces media content

b)

Document listing camera moves

c)

Agency that licenses TV stations

d)

Plan for studio lighting

34.

Station manager Person responsible for the day-to-day operation of the station

a)

Person who manages day-to-day station operations

b)

Person who designs on-screen graphics

c)

Person who edits scripts for drama

d)

Person who oversees actors' make-up

35.

FCC Licensing agency for radio and television stations in the United States (Federal Communications Commission). Regulates the international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable.

a)

Federal Communications Commission; U.S. licensing and regulatory agency

b)

Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers

c)

Corporation for Public Broadcasting

d)

National Weather Service

36.

SMPTE Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers work in motion imaging industries

a)

Professional society for motion imaging engineers

b)

U.S. federal licensing agency for broadcasters

c)

Nonprofit funding public programming

d)

Trade group for satellite providers

37.

CPB Corporation for Public Broadcasting is a nonprofit that ensures universal access to non-commercial high-quality programming and telecommunications services.

a)

A nonprofit supporting access to non-commercial high-quality programming

b)

A federal licensing commission for broadcasters

c)

A private cable provider

d)

A union for stage actors

38.

Jump cut

a)

An abrupt edit that creates a jarring discontinuity in time or position

b)

A smooth fade between scenes

c)

A long continuous tracking shot

d)

A cross-dissolve to blend two images

39.

Which file extension is used for audio files?

a)

.wav

b)

.xls

c)

.mov

40.

Which file extension is used for spreadsheet files?

a)

.xls

b)

.mov

c)

.wav

41.

Which file extension is used for video files?

a)

.mov

b)

.xls

c)

.wav

42.

The percentage of the audience viewing a particular program is known as the

a)

share audience

b)

target audience selection

c)

rating schedule

d)

viewer reach

43.

The intended audience or readership of a publication, advertisement, or other message is called

a)

target audience selection

b)

share audience

c)

principal photography

d)

pre-production

44.

Pre-production is

a)

the planning phase that ends when content starts being produced

b)

the stage when the majority of footage and sound are recorded

c)

when editing begins before video is passed to a producer

d)

the phase when actual filming takes place

45.

Which production phase refers to the time when the majority of footage and sound are recorded, either at a soundstage or on location?

a)

principal photography

b)

pre-production

c)

post-production

d)

production

46.

Which production phase begins when editing starts and occurs before video is passed to a producer?

a)

post-production

b)

production

c)

pre-production

d)

principal photography

47.

Which production phase is when actual filming takes place?

a)

production

b)

pre-production

c)

post-production

d)

principal photography

48.

When setting up and adjusting lights, a worker should

a)

wear eye protection and gloves

b)

remove safety gear to feel heat levels

c)

work barefoot to reduce static

d)

bypass safety switches to speed setup

49.

When changing a lamp in a light, a worker should

a)

not touch the lamp with unprotected fingers

b)

grip the lamp with bare hands to check temperature

c)

leave the fixture powered while replacing the lamp

d)

wipe the lamp with tissue after touching it bare-handed

50.

When determining light sources for an on-location, remote site production, what might be a major factor?

a)

the natural lighting at the time of shooting

b)

studio grid availability

c)

post-production workflow

d)

wardrobe color palette

51.

Which camera script notation indicates: move the camera and tripod to the operator's right and manipulate the lens so the camera seems to rush to a close-up of the subject?

a)

DR and ZI to a CU

b)

TL and ZI to an MS

c)

PL to a CU

d)

TR and ZO to a WS

52.

When writing the audio portion of most scripts intended for broadcast television, the scriptwriter should use

a)

technical language

b)

slang and colloquialisms

c)

ambiguous wording

d)

complex legal phrasing

53.

When a narrative production involves important handheld camera shots, the crew should include a

a)

steadicam operator

b)

boom operator

c)

gaffer

d)

Foley artist

54.

The concept/program proposal should include, but not be limited to, basic message, general sample shooting locations, equipment needed, target shooting date, and

a)

intended audience

b)

principal photography schedule

c)

post-production edit list

d)

wardrobe inventory

55.

In the traditional two-column script format, what information is placed in the left column?

a)

camera directions

b)

dialogue

c)

sound effects

d)

graphics notes

56.

The most common script style used for talk shows or game shows is the ____ script.

a)

outline

b)

narrative

c)

storyboard

d)

screenplay

57.

While conducting a site survey for a specific location, it is important to

a)

investigate whether the site is public or private property

b)

assume no permits are required

c)

ignore background noise issues

d)

arrive without notifying property owners

58.

One major factor in site selection for a video production is

a)

background noise

b)

lens focal length

c)

number of crew credits

d)

studio audience size

59.

Proper ________, issued by the city's film officer, film production manager's office, or mayor's office, are necessary to obtain while shooting on major city streets or highways.

a)

permits

b)

releases

c)

receipts

d)

waivers

60.

If a person's clothing catches fire, the best thing to use for putting out the fire is

a)

a fire blanket

b)

a water hose

c)

a fan to cool the flames

d)

paper towels

61.

If a light catches on fire, the best thing to use to put it out is

a)

a fire extinguisher

b)

a wet cloth

c)

compressed air

d)

a sandbag

62.

When lifting heavy equipment, a worker should

a)

keep the back straight, bend the knees, and lift slowly, pushing up with the legs

b)

twist at the waist while lifting quickly

c)

pull with the arms while the back is bent

d)

lift with one hand to maintain balance

63.

When shooting on location, to make sure the lights have cooled the operator should

a)

put them away last to give them time to cool off

b)

pack them first before loading other gear

c)

spray them with water immediately

d)

leave them powered on while moving

64.

Who operates the record/playback machines during the rehearsals and taping?

a)

videotape operator

b)

gaffer

c)

floor director

d)

key grip

65.

In a production estimate, it is better to

a)

include director and creative fees

b)

exclude post-production costs

c)

ignore overtime contingencies

d)

omit equipment rentals

66.

Commercials that run during television programs are intended to

a)

help pay for the purchase price of those programs

b)

provide free airtime for local events

c)

replace station identifications

d)

increase script length

67.

When developing a television production, which step comes first?

a)

concept

b)

storyboard

c)

principal photography

d)

post-production

68.

The purpose of a storyboard is to

a)

allow the crew to understand the director's visualization

b)

record final audio levels

c)

choose cast and wardrobe

d)

issue city permits

69.

When plugging in or unplugging a light in the studio, a worker should

a)

turn off the circuit breaker

b)

leave the circuit breaker on

c)

remove the grounding pin

d)

touch exposed contacts to test power

70.

When working on a ladder in a studio, a worker should position the ladder by

a)

having someone steady the ladder by holding it securely

b)

placing it on uneven ground to reach higher

c)

leaning it far from the lights

d)

standing on the top step for more height

71.

When positioning a ladder in the studio, a worker should position it

a)

close enough to the lights so it is not necessary to lean over

b)

far enough from the lights to force leaning

c)

next to doorways for quick access

d)

on loose cables for stability

72.

According to OSHA safety guidelines, when standing on a ladder a worker should

a)

not stand on the top step

b)

stand on the top step for maximum reach

c)

carry heavy loads while climbing

d)

lean far to the side

73.

When setting up an editing station, proper ergonomics should be considered in order to minimize

a)

repetitive stress damage

b)

equipment rental fees

c)

render times

d)

lighting changes

74.

When using a stepladder, the worker is required to

a)

fully open the ladder and lock the braces

b)

climb with the braces unlocked

c)

keep the ladder partially closed

d)

stand on the top cap

75.

When setting up an event, all cables should be

a)

taped down to the floor in all walking path areas

b)

run loosely across aisles

c)

hung at head height

d)

coiled in piles near entrances

76.

If a fire alarm sounds, workers should

a)

walk in an orderly fashion to the fire exit

b)

run toward the nearest equipment rack

c)

ignore the alarm until a manager arrives

d)

call for silence and continue working

77.

The message actually received by the viewer while watching a video is called the ____ message.

a)

process

b)

feedback

c)

closed

d)

target

78.

A video program that gives the viewer control over what is seen and how the program is seen is called a/an

a)

interactive video

b)

linear broadcast

c)

infomercial

d)

streamed playlist

79.

Talent in studio reads off of a

a)

teleprompter

b)

cue card

c)

graphics monitor

d)

IFB earpiece

80.

When speaking to the audience, an anchor should look at the

a)

on‑the‑air camera

b)

floor director

c)

preview monitor

d)

teleprompter screen

81.

How many 500‑watt lights can be put on a 20‑amp circuit?

a)

Five (5)

b)

Three (3)

c)

Four (4)

d)

Six (6)

82.

A standard background set unit is called a

a)

flat

b)

scrim

c)

cyclorama

d)

grid

83.

The purpose of a platform on a news set is to

a)

keep the camera at eye‑level

b)

raise the talent for lighting

c)

hide cables on the floor

d)

support teleprompter weight

84.

Which of the following is used to support hard wall flats?

a)

straps

b)

C‑stand arms

c)

gaffer tape

d)

forceps

85.

The studio CCU is used to

a)

regulate the elements of the camera signal

b)

store recorded footage

c)

mix audio sources

d)

power studio lights

86.

Use the ____ lever on the switcher to produce transitions at different speeds.

a)

fader bar

b)

cut lever

c)

wipe wheel

d)

tilt handle

87.

When music is used in a dramatic program during a scene containing dialog, in most cases it should

a)

not contain lyrics

b)

be louder than voices

c)

be recorded in mono

d)

have a fast tempo

88.

What are the four basic elements of a camera chain?

a)

camera head, sync generator, CCU, and power supply

b)

lens, tripod, battery, and monitor

c)

camera body, microphone, cables, and recorder

d)

viewfinder, iris, zoom, and focus

89.

The standard used to measure the relative redness or bluishness of white light is called

a)

color temperature

b)

luminance

c)

saturation

d)

exposure value

90.

To ensure that colors are recorded correctly prior to videotaping, the camera operator should

a)

white balance the camera

b)

increase saturation

c)

close the iris

d)

change the shutter speed

91.

To white balance the camera, the operator must

a)

point the camera at a white object and press the auto‑white button

b)

open the iris fully in bright light

c)

zoom to the widest angle

d)

set the shutter to 1/601/60

92.

Which is the correct relationship between zooming and the resulting focal length?

a)

Zooming in increases the focal length.

b)

Zooming in decreases the focal length.

c)

Zooming out increases the focal length.

d)

Zooming changes focus but not focal length.

93.

What is the correct relationship among aperture, f‑stop, and lens speed?

a)

The smaller the f‑stop, the larger the aperture, and the faster the lens.

b)

The larger the f‑stop, the larger the aperture, and the slower the lens.

c)

The smaller the aperture, the faster the lens, regardless of f‑stop.

d)

Aperture and lens speed are unrelated to f‑stop.

94.

How is a zoom lens pre‑focused (calibrated)?

a)

By zooming in and focusing on the target object

b)

By opening the iris all the way

c)

By setting focus at the wide end

d)

By engaging auto‑focus and zooming out

95.

Under which lighting conditions should the operator white‑balance the camera?

a)

under all lighting conditions

b)

only outdoors

c)

only under tungsten lights

d)

only under fluorescent lights

96.

When a satellite truck transmits a signal to a satellite in space, it is called

a)

uplinking

b)

downlinking

c)

modulating

d)

backhauling

97.

An ENG truck can transmit a signal clearly

a)

with direct line‑of‑sight with the receiver

b)

only at night

c)

only within one mile

d)

with a wired connection

98.

Which type of signal is used to transmit video and audio from an ENG truck to the TV station?

a)

Microwave

b)

AM radio

c)

Bluetooth

d)

Infrared

99.

Which head is used to record video onto a tape?

a)

rotary head

b)

fixed head

c)

optical head

d)

pinch roller

100.

Use a _____ to capture video and audio files from a Memory Device (SD card, C‑Fast card, etc.)

a)

card reader

b)

USB microphone

c)

capture card

d)

firewall

101.

The combination of two or more audio signals through an audio console is called

a)

mixing

b)

patching

c)

monitoring

d)

rendering

102.

XLR, phone, and RCA are commonly used as ____ connectors

a)

audio

b)

video

c)

network

d)

power

103.

A gigabyte is

a)

1000 megabytes

b)

100 megabytes

c)

1024 kilobytes

d)

1 terabyte

104.

Which of the following is used to capture digital video?

a)

FireWire

b)

HDMI splitter

c)

Coaxial cable

d)

RF modulator

105.

When a color is keyed out and replaced with video footage, it is known as ____ key.

a)

chroma

b)

luma

c)

alpha

d)

vector

106.

A traditional way to end a video production is to

a)

fade to black

b)

cut to color bars

c)

roll credits in silence

d)

freeze the last frame

107.

A soft edge is associated with a

a)

wipe

b)

cut

c)

jump

d)

smash

108.

A voiceover is

a)

narration

b)

ambient noise

c)

dialog on screen

d)

room tone

109.

Non‑linear editing is

a)

arranging digital media files into a sequence on a computer with editing software

b)

editing tape in strict record order

c)

mixing audio live during a show

d)

capturing to a single master reel

110.

What is a descriptor for HD television?

a)

720p

b)

480i

c)

4:34:3

d)

SDR

111.

When capturing, which of the following gives the fastest transfer data rate?

a)

HDMI

b)

Composite

c)

S‑Video

d)

RF

112.

An Edit Decision List (EDL) is a list of

a)

in and out points

b)

camera positions

c)

render settings

d)

copyright notices

113.

The term key framing is used more commonly in

a)

video compositing

b)

location scouting

c)

live switching

d)

script writing

114.

In digital media, sound and light are translated into

a)

waveforms

b)

pixels

c)

vector paths

d)

databases

115.

Which media formats holds more information?

a)

Blu‑Ray

b)

DVD

c)

CD

d)

MiniDisc

116.

The segment at the beginning of a master tape that contains color bars, test tone, slate, and black or countdown is called the

a)

leader or test pattern

b)

opening montage

c)

bumper

d)

tail slate

117.

The compression system for standard DVDs is

a)

MPEG‑2

b)

H.265/HEVC

c)

ProRes

d)

VP9

118.

An edited master tape should begin with

a)

SMPTE bars and tone

b)

color temperature chart

c)

room tone

d)

production log

119.

The SMPTE organization is best described as

a)

a global professional society collaborating to advance technical standards for motion picture, television, and digital media

b)

a local union for camera operators

c)

a government agency that licenses broadcast stations

d)

a trade group for consumer electronics retailers

120.

Streaming video is video that is

a)

downloaded completely before playback

b)

stored on physical media like DVD

c)

delivered in real time over the internet

d)

recorded live to tape

121.

What is the best response for any employees who receive a text during a meeting with their supervisors

a)

read the text quietly and reply

b)

ignore the text until the meeting ends

c)

show the phone to the supervisor

d)

leave the meeting to answer

122.

A file extension that indicates a graphics file

a)

.doc

b)

.mp3

c)

.jpg

d)

.exe

123.

Full screen graphics in HD video require which screen size

a)

1280 × 720

b)

1920 × 1080

c)

640 × 480

d)

3840 × 2160

124.

Photographic software can be used to edit ________ for television production

a)

live audio mixes

b)

camera exposure settings

c)

still images and graphics

d)

lighting instrument placement

125.

Motion graphics are frequently used in video production for

a)

color correction

b)

audio mixing

c)

creating fly‑ins and animated titles

d)

tripod stabilization

126.

What image format provides the most flexibility for scaling

a)

bitmap (raster) format

b)

vector format

c)

JPEG format

d)

TIFF format

127.

Foreground music can be heard most often in this type of production

a)

documentary

b)

news broadcast

c)

music video

d)

commercial

128.

In most television programs, the audio level of background music should be ______ as loud as the audio level of the dialogue

a)

equal to

b)

lower than

c)

louder than

d)

muted entirely

129.

“Bill, move three feet stage left, please” is something the director might say. Bill, who is on stage facing the camera/audience, should move

a)

three feet to his left

b)

three feet toward the camera

c)

three feet to his right

d)

three feet upstage

130.

Costume designers need to ______ that is on screen at the same time

a)

match all colors exactly

b)

avoid large amounts of any one color

c)

choose only monochrome outfits

d)

use as many contrasting colors as possible

131.

Recording is about to begin, and the director or floor manager says “Action.” Why should the talent wait a couple of seconds before speaking

a)

to check the script one more time

b)

to allow the microphones to warm up

c)

to provide a moment of silence that makes editing cleaner later

d)

to give the camera operator time to zoom in

132.

If a delay is encountered during production, the client should be told

a)

only after the delay is resolved

b)

during the next scheduled meeting

c)

in the final report

d)

immediately

133.

Which of the following computer components are most important when capturing video

a)

optical drive

b)

RAM chips

c)

wireless card

d)

printer

134.

Dropped frames and audio sync issues during capture are most commonly the result of incorrectly

a)

edited scripts

b)

configured hardware settings

c)

positioned actors

d)

labeled files

135.

Which of the following types of hard drives is the highest performing for video editing

a)

ATA

b)

USB

c)

floppy

d)

zip drive

136.

The percentage of the audience viewing a particular program is known as the

a)

lead‑in

b)

cume (cumulative audience)

c)

teaser

d)

sizzle

137.

An alpha channel is used to determine

a)

color saturation

b)

frame rate

c)

transparency

d)

signal‑to‑noise ratio

138.

Which item provides the most protection when changing a halogen lamp in a lighting instrument

a)

bare hands

b)

paper towel

c)

gloves

d)

plastic wrap

139.

In a universe of 8,000 households, a spot aired twice and achieved 2,000 impressions. The spot reached how many viewers

a)

500 viewers

b)

1,000 viewers

c)

2,000 viewers

d)

4,000 viewers

140.

Why is a production schedule important

a)

it potentially saves time and money

b)

it adds extra paperwork

c)

it replaces shot lists

d)

it reduces the need for lighting

141.

A concept/program proposal should include, but not be limited to, basic message, intended audience, equipment needed, target shooting date, and

a)

font styles for titles

b)

sample shooting locations

c)

cast autographs

d)

post‑production software settings

142.

In scriptwriting, if talent is off‑camera, the audio is notated as

a)

SFX

b)

NAT

c)

VO (voice over)

d)

MOS

143.

The phrase “cheating out” applies to

a)

microphone placement during interviews

b)

positioning talent on the set to face the audience/camera

c)

timing cutaways in editing

d)

arranging props on a table

144.

What is the best way to design studio lighting

a)

place lights by trial and error

b)

rely on ambient light

c)

draw a light plot

d)

use only backlight

145.

When credits run up a screen, they

a)

crawl

b)

wipe

c)

roll

d)

fade

146.

Light used to reduce shadows is called

a)

key light

b)

back light

c)

fill light

d)

practical

147.

An interviewee who has requested to obscure their identity in a published article, raising skepticism because readers cannot determine the source’s credibility, is referred to as

a)

a correspondent

b)

an anonymous source

c)

a columnist

d)

a publisher

148.

This attention‑grabbing headline features the largest font on the page and spans the entire width of the paper

a)

deck

b)

banner

c)

kicker

d)

slug

149.

A reporter’s specific area of focus on a particular issue, sector, organization, or institution is known as

a)

op‑ed

b)

beat reporting

c)

wire copy

d)

dateline

150.

Stories published above where a newspaper folds, typically considered the most important news of the day, are referred to as

a)

below the fold

b)

above the fold

c)

sidebar

d)

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