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Black & White Photography Assignment Quiz

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main objective of the Black & White Photography Assignment?

a)

To explore black and white photography by capturing images that use drama, pattern, and texture.

b)

To learn how to use a color camera.

c)

To create a photo collage using magazine cutouts.

d)

To paint a landscape using watercolors.

2.

How many black-and-white photos are students required to take for the assignment?

a)

5

b)

3

c)

2

d)

10

3.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a “Drama” photo?

a)

Strong contrast between light and dark

b)

Repeating shapes or designs

c)

Bright, colorful backgrounds

d)

Blurry images

4.

What should “Drama” photos encourage?

a)

High-contrast lighting or silhouettes

b)

Bright colors

c)

Soft, even lighting

d)

Blurry backgrounds

5.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for “Drama” photos?

a)

Repeating shapes or patterns

b)

Strong contrast between light and dark

c)

Bold or interesting shadows

d)

A dramatic or emotional mood

6.

What should “Pattern & Texture” photos display?

a)

Repeating shapes or designs

b)

Bright, saturated colors

c)

People smiling

d)

Animals in motion

7.

Which detail should be visible in “Pattern & Texture” photos?

a)

Details of a surface

b)

Facial expressions

c)

Colorful backgrounds

d)

Moving objects

8.

What is a key feature of “Pattern & Texture” photos?

a)

Textures that stand out without color

b)

Bright, saturated colors

c)

People in action

d)

Animals in motion

9.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a “drama” photo subject?

a)

A field of flowers

b)

Someone near a strong light source

c)

Shadows on a wall

d)

Dramatic sky or lighting

10.

Which of the following is a suggested subject for a "Drama" photo?

a)

Close-ups with deep shadows

b)

A group of people

c)

A colorful painting

d)

A pet playing outside

11.

Why should textures stand out in “Pattern & Texture” photos?

a)

Because color is not used

b)

Because the photo is blurry

c)

Because there are people in the photo

d)

Because the photo is taken at night

12.

What is the main focus of “Pattern & Texture” photos?

a)

Repeating shapes or designs and visible surface details

b)

Bright, saturated colors

c)

People in action

d)

Animals in motion

13.

Which of the following best describes the mood of a "Drama" photo?

a)

Dramatic or emotional

b)

Happy and colorful

c)

Calm and peaceful

d)

Busy and crowded

14.

Why are silhouettes encouraged in “Drama” photos?

a)

They create high contrast and add to the dramatic effect.

b)

They make the photo colorful.

c)

They blur the image.

d)

They focus on patterns.

15.

What is the total number of photos required for the assignment?

a)

5

b)

3

c)

2

d)

6

16.

What should students use to take their black-and-white photos?

a)

A phone or a digital camera

b)

A paintbrush

c)

A scanner

d)

A video camera

17.

What is the purpose of capturing “Pattern & Texture” photos without color?

a)

To make textures stand out

b)

To make the photo colorful

c)

To blur the image

d)

To focus on people

18.

Which of the following is a pattern you might find on a floor?

a)

Tiles

b)

Curtains

c)

Windows

d)

Ceiling fans

19.

What is another suggested label for photos besides "drama"?

a)

Pattern and Texture

b)

Colorful

c)

Shadow

d)

Light

20.

Which tip is given for taking great black-and-white photos?

a)

Use natural light when possible

b)

Always use flash

c)

Take photos at night

d)

Use colored backgrounds

21.

Which angle should you use when taking photos?

a)

Shoot from different angles

b)

Always shoot straight on

c)

Only shoot from above

d)

Never change your angle

22.

Which of the following is NOT a tip for taking great black and white photos?

a)

Use colored filters

b)

Use natural light

c)

Look for strong shadows

d)

Get close to textures

23.

Why might you take photos from different angles?

a)

To find the most interesting perspective

b)

To confuse the viewer

c)

To avoid showing the subject

d)

To make the photo blurry

24.

What is the purpose of keeping the background simple in black and white photography?

a)

To make the subject stand out

b)

To add more distractions

c)

To show more colors

d)

To make editing easier

25.

If you are photographing a brick wall, which tip should you follow?

a)

Look for strong shadows

b)

Use colored lights

c)

Avoid close-ups

d)

Add lots of objects

26.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended subject for black and white photography?

a)

Plastic bottles

b)

Wood grain

c)

Fabric

d)

Brick walls

27.

What is the benefit of shooting from different angles?

a)

It provides unique perspectives

b)

It makes the photo less interesting

c)

It hides the subject

d)

It reduces image quality

28.

Which labeling method is suggested for photos that show drama?

a)

drama1, drama2, drama3

b)

pattern1, pattern2, pattern3

c)

subjectA, subjectB, subjectC

d)

photoX, photoY, photoZ

29.

What should you avoid in the background of your black-and-white photos?

a)

Complex and busy backgrounds

b)

Simple backgrounds

c)

Plain walls

d)

Single color backgrounds

30.

If you want to submit your photos, where should you upload them?

a)

Google Classroom

b)

Instagram

c)

Personal website

d)

Email to a friend

31.

A setting on your camera that allows you to create a burst of artificial light.

a)

Shutter button

b)

Lens

c)

Flash

d)

Lightning

32.

Depth of field refers to ______.

a)

the setting of the shutter speed

b)

the range of the lens

c)

the area that is sharp and in focus

d)

the area in front of the object that is blurry and not able to be clearly focused

33.

What is the purpose of the aperture in a camera lens?

a)

To adjust the brightness of the image

b)

To control the depth of field

c)

To change the focal length of the lens

d)

To stabilize the camera while taking photos

34.

A photo shot from above, taken from a high angle.

a)

reference photo

b)

format

c)

framing

d)

bird's eye view

35.

When we take a picture from where we normally stand, what is that called?

a)

worm's eye view

b)

bird's eye view

c)

eye level

d)

perspective

36.

Following a moving object while the background of the photo becomes blurred due to motion.

a)

panning

b)

fast shutter

c)

shutter

d)

aperture

37.

The purpose of holding the shutter button halfway down is to...

a)

take a picture

b)

make the lens focus

c)

change the aperture

d)

open the viewfinder

38.

What type of lighting puts half of the face in darkness?

a)

Back

b)

Rim

c)

Split

d)

Rembrandt

39.

What type of lighting from behind creates edges of light around the subject?

a)

Rembrandt lighting

b)

Side lighting

c)

Rim lighting

d)

Backlighting

40.

Contrast is...

a)

The small window in the camera that you look through when taking a picture.

b)

A picture presenting a continuous view of the landscape, produced either by using a panoramic camera or from a composite of several images.

c)

The range of brightness, from lightest to darkest, in an image. A high-contrast image will have very bright highlights and very dark shadows.

41.

What is the effect of increasing the ISO setting on a camera?

a)

Decreases the exposure

b)

Increases sensor sensitivity

c)

Blurs the background

d)

Sharpens the image

42.

Aperture is...

a)

The amount of light reaching light-sensitive material such as film, printing paper, or a CCD. Exposure is controlled by the shutter speed (time) and aperture (intensity).

b)

A round hole in the front of the camera lens that controls the amount of light allowed to pass onto the film.

c)

A standard method of image data compression used to reduce the file size of digital images.

43.

Exposure is...

a)

A flash is a device used in photography that produces a brief burst of light (typically lasting 1/1000 to 1/200 of a second) at a color temperature of about 5500 K to help illuminate a scene. A major purpose of a flash is to illuminate a dark scene.

b)

In digital photography, resolution is the level of detail contained in an image. More specifically, it refers to the number of pixels that exist within that image. The higher the resolution and the richer the pixel count, the more detail and definition you will see.

c)

The amount of light that reaches your camera's sensor, creating visual data over a period of time.

44.

This photo is an example of...

a)

Backlighting

b)

Macro

c)

Rule of thirds

d)

Framing

45.

T/F: It draws light into the camera and focuses it to take a picture. → Lens

a)

True

b)

False