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Adobe Creative Cloud: Premiere Pro

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 39mins

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Class
Date
1.

When creating a new project, you should always do which of the following?

a)

Check the Ingest Settings

b)

Customize Scratch Disk Parameters

c)

Name and Give a Location to the Project

d)

Settle for the project being untitled and in a unknown location.

2.

Which format should you export the majority of your videos as?

a)

H.265

b)

AVI

c)

H.264

d)

MP4

3.

What is the name of the Premiere Pro "window" itself?

a)

Panel

b)

Workspace

c)

Pro Space

d)

Work Area

4.

Which of the following is not an example of a workspace?

a)

Effects

b)

Timeline

c)

Assembly

d)

Editing

5.

The Source Monitor is an example of which of the following?

a)

Workspace

b)

Window

c)

Screen

d)

Panel

6.

When exporting a video, you should always do which of the following first?

a)

Customize the format.

b)

Check Metadata settings.

c)

Name and Give a Location to the Project

d)

Settle for the export being untitled and in a unknown location.

7.

What does Control + S do in Premiere Pro?

a)

Save the Project

b)

Export the Project

c)

Undo Action

d)

Adjust Gain (Sound Level)

8.

What does Control + Z do in Premiere Pro?

a)

Save the Project

b)

Export the Project

c)

Undo Action

d)

Adjust Gain (Sound Level)

9.

What does Control + M do in Premiere Pro?

a)

Save the Project

b)

Export the Project

c)

Undo Action

d)

Adjust Gain (Sound Level)

10.

What does G do in Premiere Pro?

a)

Save the Project

b)

Export the Project

c)

Undo Action

d)

Adjust Gain (Sound Level)

11.

You are cutting clips on the timeline and need to access the Razor Tool. Which key should you press?

a)

C

b)

R

c)

Control + C

d)

Control + R

12.

What is contrast?

a)

The combining of footage from multiple tracks.

b)

The differences between colors and other settings within an overall design.

c)

Text that animates horizontally on a screen.

13.

What is codec?

a)

An encoder or decoder used to encode, decode, and possibly encrypt data as it transmits from a source to a destination.

b)

A for-profit use of a work.

c)

A status of a work that protects the work from use without obtaining permission from the original author of the work.

14.

What is copyright?

a)

The process of changing a visual tone for an image or video clip.

b)

A status of a work that protects the work from use without obtaining permission from the original author of the work.

c)

Text that animates horizontally on a screen.

15.

Crawling text is ?

a)

The process of changing a visual tone for an image or video clip

b)

The combining of footage from multiple tracks.

c)

Text that animates horizontally on a screen.

16.

Color grading is

a)

The process of changing a visual tone for an image or video clip

b)

The combining of footage from multiple tracks.

c)

An encoder or decoder used to encode, decode, and possibly encrypt data as it transmits from a source to a destination.

17.

What does the term "Effects" refer to in Premiere Pro?

a)

The arrangement of panels in the workspace

b)

The visual and audio adjustments applied to clips

c)

The process of exporting the final video

d)

The tool used to move clips in the timeline

18.

Define Keyframe

a)

A setting in the Effect Controls panel that allows you to play a transition backward

b)

A setting in the Effect Controls panel that allows the color of the transition border to be set

c)

An option in the Effect Controls panel that displays the starting and ending frames of clips to which a transition has been applied

d)

A frame with settings that provide a snapshot of how you want a clip to look at a specified time

19.

Define Rendering

a)

In Premiere Pro, the point where a clip has been split. It is marked by a vertical line between two clips nd is also referred to as a cut.

b)

Arrows found on some transitions that change the orientation or direction of the transition

c)

The process of compiling a composition into its final output from all of its layers and settings; a rendered project plays more smoothly and much closer to real time

d)

The ending edge of a transition; may be adjusted

20.

Define Scrubbing

a)

A light blue triangle in the ruler with a vertical red line extending through the video and audio tracks

b)

Measures the time in a sequence horizontally & displays icons for markers & in & our points

c)

Clicking and dragging the CTI to preview a sequence

d)

The area on the Timeline panel in Premiere Pro that shows the timecode for the current frame

21.

Define Playhead (CTI)

a)

Used to organize assets in the project panel

b)

The section of the timeline panel where most editing takes place

c)

The view that shows thumbnails or smaller versions of the clips

d)

A light blue triangle in the ruler with a vertical red line extending through the video and audio tracks

22.

Define Codec

a)

The free floating window made up of a group of panels

b)

Compressors and decompressors that make a video web friendly

c)

Digital Assets

d)

Used to increase or decrease the number of visible frames in the viewing area

23.

What is a Roll?

a)

A title in which text moves horizontally over the footage

b)

A title that has fixed text

c)

A title in which text move vertically over the footage

d)

A setting in the Effect Controls panel that allows the color of the transition border to be set

24.

What is a Crawl?

a)

A part of the Titler in Premiere Pro where the tools are located to draw basic shapes, create text paths, and create vertical or horizontal text

b)

A title in which text move vertically over the footage

c)

Video played much like a traditional live broadcast and affected by the bandwidth available

d)

A title in which text moves horizontally over the footage

25.

Define Bins?

a)

The panel that organizes all the assets for a project

b)

The panel where you place various assets & edit them

c)

Tabs found at the tops of panels

d)

Used to organize assets in the project panel

26.

What is a Video Montage

a)

The arrangement of panels in the application window

b)

Tabs found at the tops of panels

c)

Video created with digital images, words, transitions, & music

d)

A workspace that has been created by a user and saved with a unique name

27.

What are Thumbnails?

a)

Used to organize assets in the project panel

b)

A reduced size picture of a digital asset

c)

A file created to track assets that are referenced in the project panel

d)

The view that shows thumbnails or smaller versions of the clips

28.

The view that shows thumbnails or smaller versions of the clips

a)

Encode

b)

Storyboarding

c)

Icon View

d)

Time Ruler

29.

The section of the timeline panel where most editing takes place

a)

Sequence

b)

Clip

c)

Source Panel

d)

Current-time Display

30.

A way to plan a video by placing clips or digital assets in the order you plan to have them play

a)

Storyboarding

b)

Sequence

c)

Source Monitor Panels

d)

Timeline Panel

31.

A command that removes a clip from a sequence without leaving any gaps if the clip being removed is located between two other clips

a)

Ripple Delete

b)

Scrubbing

c)

Rendering

d)

Sequence

32.

The panel that organizes all the assets for a project

a)

Project Panel

b)

Custom Workspace

c)

Timeline Panel

d)

Source Panel