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Get the Picture Chapter 1 Worksheet

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

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1.

Word Bank—Select the word or phrase that best completes the sentence: A (a)   approach organizes the yearbook in sections, such as student life, academics, sports, clubs and people.

2.

Word Bank—Select the word or phrase that best completes the sentence: A coverage approach that organizes the yearbook by seasons or months is called a (a)   presentation.

3.

Word Bank—Select the word or phrase that best completes the sentence: A yearbook that combines coverage from the traditional content areas uses the (a)   coverage approach.

4.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: Page editors can generate (a)   for photographers for topics such as jobs or out-of-school activities. These should be specific and the page editor should discuss with the photographer the types of photos that are needed.

5.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: School calendars, often published on the school’s website, work best for planning photo assignments for events that are scheduled in advance, such as ____.

a)

events or meetings and sports

b)

holidays and assemblies

c)

classes and homework

d)

faculty interviews and equipment checks

6.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: Since field trips or science labs, for example, are not generally found on school calendars, these photographic assignments are usually best covered using the (a)   system.

7.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: A typical yearbook spread deals with one (a)   , such as studying for tests or doing homework in the academic section.

8.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: A(n) (a)   might be a group of students who regularly study as a group.

9.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: A specific (a)   might be a Monday evening gathering at a local coffee shop to study for final exams.

10.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: Photographers’ assignments that offer too little (a)   are to be avoided, just as assignments that don’t allow the photographer to be creative are too specific.

11.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: When making photo assignments, try to provide the photographer with alternative ____ when an assignment can be shot.

a)

dates and times

b)

locations and props

c)

themes and captions

d)

budgets and permissions

12.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: Good (a)   between the page editor and the photographer is critical for successful photo assignments.

13.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: One way to help organize images is to print out (a)   sheets, which are thumbnail printouts of photos.

14.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: One way to manage images is to file them in folders organized by categories. Which of the following categories are listed as examples?

a)

spread topics

b)

clubs

c)

teams

d)

academics

e)

electives

15.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: Image editing programs offer several advantages for organizing images, including options for (a)   the image, technical information about the image (date, time, shutter speed, aperture, and more), and advanced search capabilities.

16.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: A sports folder for varsity football could have a subfolder for action shots, but it also could include a subfolder with photos of ____ , which are also an important part of telling the story of a varsity football game.

a)

cheerleading and band

b)

concessions and ticket sales

c)

classroom lectures and labs

d)

morning announcements and attendance

17.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: All images printed on contact sheets should be kept in a (a)   book, which will help keep page designers from missing a great shot. It can also be used to ensure that the same image doesn’t appear more than once in the yearbook.

18.

Matching: Match the type of lens to its primary purpose. Choose the best purpose for short or moderate telephoto.

a)

for shots that show things with more environment and context

b)

especially useful in sports photography, where extreme close ups are desired

c)

for photos where the photographer can move close to the subject to show extreme detail

d)

for images where it is desirable to include a broader view of the surroundings

19.

Matching: Match the type of lens to its primary purpose. Choose the best purpose for “normal” lens.

a)

for shots that show things with more environment and context

b)

especially useful in sports photography, where extreme close ups are desired

c)

for photos where the photographer can move close to the subject to show extreme detail

d)

for images where it is desirable to include a broader view of the surroundings

20.

Matching: Match the type of lens to its primary purpose. Choose the best purpose for wide angle.

a)

for shots that show things with more environment and context

b)

especially useful in sports photography, where extreme close ups are desired

c)

for photos where the photographer can move close to the subject to show extreme detail

d)

for images where it is desirable to include a broader view of the surroundings

21.

Matching: Match the type of lens to its primary purpose. Choose the best purpose for extreme telephoto.

a)

for shots that show things with more environment and context

b)

especially useful in sports photography, where extreme close ups are desired

c)

for photos where the photographer can move close to the subject to show extreme detail

d)

for images where it is desirable to include a broader view of the surroundings

22.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. When shooting with a point and shoot camera, a fixed lens or a lens with limited zoom range, it is important the photographer move about to show subjects from different perspectives or (a)   .

23.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. A (a)   view is achieved when the photographer shoots from up high down on the subject.

24.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. A (a)   view captures an interesting image when the photographer shoots from ground level.

25.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Depth of field, the degree to which the photo is in acceptable focus from near to far, is controlled by the lens aperture, (a)   , and the distance of the camera from the subject.

26.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Photos with narrow depth of field are useful when the (a)   is distracting or cluttered.

27.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Visual narratives, also known as (a)   , have beginnings, middles, and ends, just as written stories.

28.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Picture essays are a collection of images that share a common (a)   .

29.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Picture packages use a (a)   of topics on a spread and occupy only a portion of the spread.

30.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Single images are often (a)   across the spread for dramatic effect and help unify or pull the spread together.

31.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. A (a)   is a collection of overlapping, partial images.

32.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. COBs, also known as (a)   , isolate part of the image from the background.

33.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Picture (a)   are an effective way to get lots of students’ faces in the yearbook.

34.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. For events where staff photographers couldn’t attend, (a)   photos can be a good supplement to staff photos.

35.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Repetitive use of similarly shaped images (a)   the visual effect.

36.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Preference should be given to vertical and horizontal shapes, since (a)   photos are the least interesting shape for a photo.

37.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. The principle of (a)   in design maintains that an image two to three times larger than any other creates a strong visual impact.

38.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Extending an image to the outside edge of a page, also known as (a)   , should be reserved for larger images.

39.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Busy content in (a)   photos should be avoided.

40.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. All images on a spread should have consistent (a)   qualities.

41.

Directions: fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence. Most images can be improved with (a)   cropping to eliminate distractions.

42.

In upper-body sports the players’ (a)   can be cropped out to focus attention on the upper-body action.

43.

Design flexibility is important so that photos are selected for their strong content and not because they (a)   into a predetermined design.

44.

When photographers have input into photo selection, it is more likely the best photo on a spread will also be the (a)   photo.

45.

A well designed spread will lead the reader’s eye in a (a)   motion, avoiding photos that look off the page.

46.

One way to avoid generic images is to capture (a)   shots, which are almost always more interesting because they show emotion.

47.

Shots of inanimate objects, such as a banner or sign made by students, should always include (a)   .

48.

Yearbook staffs must include photos of everyone in the school and avoid photos of people (a)   the same thing in photos.

49.

Fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: Since yearbook production demands high quality images, care should be made to always shoot at the highest (a)   possible.

50.

Fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: Images shot at a low resolution may look (a)   when they appear in the yearbook, even though they might have looked okay on a computer screen.

51.

Fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: When using flash, care must be taken not to exceed the fastest (a)   speed that synchronizes properly with the flash.

52.

Fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: When shooting in available light (without flash), images will have a green cast to them when shooting under (a)   light.

53.

Fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: When a blurred effect is desired, the photographer must choose a relatively slow (a)   speed.

54.

Fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: Because shooting in RAW mode can fill a memory card after a relatively few shots, the camera should be set to capture images as a (a)   .

55.

Fill in the blank with a word or a phrase that best completes the sentence: Because of possible card failure resulting in corrupted images, cards should be formatted in the (a)   and not the computer.

56.

It is always a good idea to carry extra (a)   and memory cards while on a photo assignment.

57.

Images should always be downloaded as soon as possible to avoid having images accidentally (a)   or overwritten.

58.

Use the Word Bank (early, schedule, communication) to fill in the blank: Good (a)   can prevent frustration when photo assignments are vague or ill defined.

59.

Use the Word Bank (early, schedule, communication) to fill in the blank: Assignments that aren’t clearly defined need to be dealt with quickly to prevent falling behind (a)   .

60.

Use the Word Bank (early, schedule, communication) to fill in the blank: Photographers need to get to assignments (a)   and stay for the entire event, shooting plenty of images.