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3RD QTR EXAM CAMERA SHOT ILLUSTRATION

Total soal: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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1.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. What camera move gives the impression of moving closer or farther without physically moving the camera?

a)

Dolly

b)

Pan

c)

Tilt

d)

Zoom

2.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Which camera move rotates the camera horizontally from one side to another?

a)

Dolly

b)

Pan

c)

Pedestal

d)

Zoom

3.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Which camera move involves upward and downward rotation while the camera stays in place?

a)

Pan

b)

Pedestal

c)

Tilt

d)

Truck

4.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. What camera move uses tracks to move the entire camera toward or away from a subject?

a)

Dolly

b)

Pan

c)

Tilt

d)

Zoom

5.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Which camera move travels side to side to follow action?

a)

Dolly

b)

Pedestal

c)

Tilt

d)

Truck

6.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. What camera movement raises or lowers the entire camera vertically?

a)

Pan

b)

Pedestal

c)

Tilt

d)

Zoom

7.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Which shot is commonly used at the beginning of a scene to establish location and mood?

a)

Close shot

b)

Establishing shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Two shot

8.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Which shot shows the subject’s entire body from head to toe?

a)

Close shot

b)

Full shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Two shot

9.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Which shot typically frames a subject from the knees up?

a)

Close shot

b)

Establishing shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Two shot

10.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Which shot focuses mainly on the subject’s face and emotions?

a)

Close shot

b)

Extreme close shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Two shot

11.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Which shot shows only a specific detail such as eyes or mouth?

a)

Close shot

b)

Extreme close shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Point of view shot

12.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. What type of shot makes a subject appear powerful or dominant?

a)

Down shot

b)

Eye-level shot

c)

Two shot

d)

Up shot

13.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Which shot is taken from above eye level to show vulnerability or weakness?

a)

Down shot

b)

Full shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Up shot

14.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Which shot places the camera behind one character while showing another?

a)

Over the shoulder shot

b)

Point of view shot

c)

Two shot

d)

Up shot

15.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. What shot frames two characters together to show their relationship?

a)

Establishing shot

b)

Medium shot

c)

Two shot

d)

Up shot

16.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A scene is meant to show exactly what a frightened character is seeing as they enter a dark room. Which shot best achieves this effect?

a)

Close shot

b)

Over the shoulder shot

c)

Point of view shot

d)

Two shot

17.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A director wants to show a character’s full body movement while still revealing their environment. Which shot is most suitable?

a)

Close shot

b)

Full shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Extreme close shot

18.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A storyboard frame focuses only on a character’s eyes to heighten tension before a major reveal. Which shot is this?

a)

Close shot

b)

Extreme close shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Two shot

19.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. During a chase scene, the director wants to guide the audience’s attention across a wide landscape. Which camera move is most effective?

a)

Dolly

b)

Pan

c)

Pedestal

d)

Zoom

20.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A filmmaker raises the camera vertically to reveal the height of a building while keeping the angle the same. Which camera move is used?

a)

Pan

b)

Pedestal

c)

Tilt

d)

Truck

21.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A scene requires showing a character from the knees up so viewers can see gestures and facial expressions. Which shot should be used?

a)

Close shot

b)

Full shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Two shot

22.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A quick camera move is used to suddenly emphasize an object for dramatic effect, but should not be overused. What camera move is this?

a)

Dolly

b)

Pan

c)

Tilt

d)

Zoom

23.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A director wants to visually communicate power imbalance by placing one character slightly in front of another in the same frame. Which shot is best?

a)

Establishing shot

b)

Medium shot

c)

Point of view shot

d)

Two shot

24.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A filmmaker wants the audience to empathize with an injured character lying on the ground by looking down on them. Which technique should be applied?

a)

Down shot

b)

Medium shot

c)

Two shot

d)

Up shot

25.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A storyboard artist carefully selects camera shots and movements to clearly convey the director’s ideas to the production team. What is the main goal of this practice?

a)

Add complexity to scenes

b)

Communicate the visual story effectively

c)

Reduce filming time

d)

Replace written scripts

26.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A director wants to visually plan scenes before filming to avoid confusion during production. What is the main purpose of using a storyboard?

a)

Add special effects

b)

Communicate the visual story

c)

Record dialogue

d)

Schedule actors

27.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A storyboard artist studies camera shots and angles to make drawings easy to understand by the team. Which skill is being applied?

a)

Acting techniques

b)

Camera fundamentals

c)

Lighting setup

d)

Sound editing

28.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. In a dramatic moment, the director wants the audience to clearly see a character’s emotions without distractions. Which shot should be drawn in the storyboard?

a)

Close shot

b)

Full shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Two shot

29.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A scene begins with a wide view of a school campus to show where the story takes place. Which shot is most appropriate?

a)

Close shot

b)

Establishing shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Point of view shot

30.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A character is shown walking, and the director wants the audience to see their full body movement. Which shot should be used?

a)

Close shot

b)

Full shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Two shot

31.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A storyboard frame shows the subject from the knees up so gestures and facial expressions are both visible. Which shot is this?

a)

Close shot

b)

Full shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Extreme close shot

32.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. To create tension, the storyboard focuses only on a character’s eyes before a big reveal. Which shot is being used?

a)

Close shot

b)

Extreme close shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Two shot

33.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A hero is drawn from a low angle to make them appear powerful and confident. Which shot angle is shown?

a)

Down shot

b)

Medium shot

c)

Two shot

d)

Up shot

34.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A defeated character is shown from above to emphasize weakness and vulnerability. Which shot should be used?

a)

Close shot

b)

Down shot

c)

Medium shot

d)

Up shot

35.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Two characters are talking, and the storyboard places the camera behind one character’s shoulder to show interaction. What shot is this?

a)

Establishing shot

b)

Over the shoulder shot

c)

Point of view shot

d)

Two shot

36.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A director wants to introduce two characters together to show their relationship visually. Which shot should be used?

a)

Close shot

b)

Medium shot

c)

Two shot

d)

Up shot

37.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. The storyboard shows exactly what a character sees while opening a door. Which shot is this?

a)

Close shot

b)

Over the shoulder shot

c)

Point of view shot

d)

Two shot

38.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A scene requires the camera to move closer to the subject while the background also changes naturally. Which camera move should be drawn?

a)

Dolly

b)

Pan

c)

Tilt

d)

Zoom

39.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A storyboard artist carefully labels camera shots and movements to avoid confusion during filming. Why is this important?

a)

To add complexity

b)

To communicate ideas clearly

c)

To replace the script

d)

To shorten scenes

40.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. When creating storyboards, the artist focuses on keeping drawings simple but specific. What is the main reason for this?

a)

Improve animation speed

b)

Make storyboards visually appealing

c)

Ensure clear visual communication

d)

Reduce production costs

41.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. Sarah is showing which characters appear in each scene. Which storyboard element does she use?

a)

Characters

b)

Panels/Frames

c)

Project Info

d)

Visuals

42.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. The production team needs a list of all objects and props used in a scene. Which element provides this?

a)

Camera Directions

b)

Props & Wardrobe

c)

Sound/Music

d)

Timing/Duration

43.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. A costume designer wants to specify what each character will wear in a scene. Which element should she update?

a)

Action/Description

b)

Characters

c)

Props & Wardrobe

d)

Visuals

44.

Read each statement carefully. Select the best answer. The director wants to plan the camera angles for the next scene. Which storyboard element is most useful?

a)

Camera Directions

b)

Dialogue/Narration

c)

Panels/Frames

d)

Project Info

45.

To make the story flow smoothly from one shot to another, which element should the editor check?

a)

Characters

b)

Transitions

c)

Visuals

d)

Wardrobe

46.

If the storyboard looks like a comic strip showing scene progression, which element is being used?

a)

Panels/Frames

b)

Project Info

c)

Shot Number

d)

Timing/Duration

47.

During production, the director wants to make sure the images and voiceovers are coordinated. Which element guides this?

a)

Dialogue/Narration

b)

Project Info

c)

Sound/Music

d)

Transitions

48.

When planning the pacing of a video, which element helps the editor estimate timing?

a)

Action/Description

b)

Camera Directions

c)

Timing/Duration

d)

Visuals

49.

A storyboard includes notes about lighting, camera settings, and other production details. Which element is this?

a)

Project Info

b)

Shot Number

c)

Sound/Music

d)

Technical Notes

50.

Camera movements, scene transitions, and timing are grouped under which category of storyboard elements?

a)

Core Elements

b)

Project Elements

c)

Technical & Directional Elements

d)

Visual Elements