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WorksheetsAZ TSA Photography Pratice Test
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 29mins
What year was the first digital camera made?
1975
1979
1980
1982
Who invented the Calotype?
Eastman Kodak
Nicephore Niepce
Ansel Adams
Fox Talbot
Who created the first permanent photograph?
Fox Talbot
Nicephore Niepce
Ansel Adams
Eastman Kodak
What is the definition of heliograph?
drawing with charcoal
writing with the sun
writing with your pencil
painting with a brush
Who is credited with taking the first photograph with a person in it?
Nicephore Niepce
Fox Talbot
Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre
Ansel Adams
Who owns the copyright to an image initially?
the subject
the photographer
the government
no one
What is NOT a consequence of violating copyright law?
fines
prison
financial restitution
getting likes
Which is an example of a closed question?
Where do you go to school?
How did you make that?
How did you get that answer?
What reasons can you give for that?
Which is an example of an open question?
Do you like cheese?
Where do you go to school?
How did you make that?
Are you going to the dance?
Which is NOT an example of active listening skills?
making eye contact
looking at your phone
nodding your head in agreement
raising your hand
What genre focuses on photography of people?
portrait
landscape
still life
celestial
What genre focuses on nature?
portrait
landscape
still life
celestial
What lens would you use to photograph an ant?
telephoto
fisheye
macro
lensbaby
Which is NOT an example of file management techniques?
retouching
backing up
making folders
naming files
Which file format allows you to capture the most information in your photograph?
JPEG
Medium JPEG
RAW
Which lens is the best for portraits?
macro
telephoto
prime
tilt-shift
What is a "normal" focal length for cropped sensor digital cameras?
35 mm
50 mm
85 mm
100 mm
What is an introductory camera type?
DSLR
Prosumer
Point and Shoot
Medium Format
What is a monopod?
a camera support with only one leg
a camera support with three legs
a reflector support
a light stand
What is framing in composition?
composing your subject in 1/3 of your photo
caking your subject appear distorted
getting close to your subject
composing a subject within another subject
What is the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis?
rule of thirds
symmetry
value
form
What is the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis?
analogous
complimentary
primary
secondary
Which colors are next to each other on the color wheel?
analogous
complimentary
primary
secondary
What color scheme is a black and white photograph?
monochromatic
split complementary
tetradic
complimentary
What posing technique is NOT used to make someone appear more powerful?
making a c shape with the body
looking up at them
looking down on them
fold their arms
How would you show motion in your photograph?
high ISO
wide aperture
telephoto lens
slow shutter speed
What does ISO control?
the light sensitivity of your sensor
the depth of field
the shutter speed
the focus
What ISO is best for bright sun?
100
500
800
1000
What technique would you use to keep a race car in focus while blurring the background?
deep depth of field
shallow depth of field
wide angle lens
panning
What is the best aperture for shallow depth of field?
2.8
5.6
8
22
Which of the following affects depth of field?
shutter speed
aperture
ISO
Meter
Which of these apertures gives you the deepest depth of field?
2.8
4
16
22
What do you use to evaluate exposure when looking through the viewfinder?
shutter
aperture
meter
lens
What can you use to evaluate exposure besides your camera's meter?
histogram
lens
ISO
shutter speed
Which of the following does NOT help evaluate exposure?
handheld light meter
in camera light meter
histogram
ISO
In Aperture Priority mode, which are you NOT able to control?
shutter speed
ISO
aperture
meter
What camera mode allows you total control over your exposure?
aperture priority
shutter priority
manual
program
What camera mode would you use for light painting?
bulb
shutter priority
aperture priority
automatic
Which are subtractive colors?
RGB
RYB
CMY
White
What part of our eyes see color?
Rods
cones
pupil
iris
Which light creates your main shadow pattern in studio lighting?
main/key light
fill light
rim light
background light
What is the purpose of the fill light?
to create more shadows
to change the color of the light
to focus the light on your subject's hair
to soften the shadows from the key light
What is light fall off?
the harshness of the light
the angle of the light
the transition of light to shadow on a subject
the modification of the light
What formula do you use to determine light fall off?
1 divided by the distance squared
e=mc squared
l x w x h
v=ah
Which lighting pattern creates a shadow on exactly half the subject's face?
Rembrandt
Loop
split
butterfly
What is another name for Paramount light?
split
Rembrandt
loop
butterfly
Where is your main/key light placed in split lighting?
90 degrees from your subject
45 degrees from your subject
behind your subject
above the camera
What shape is the highlight in Rembrandt light?
Butterfly
triangle
loop
square
Which is NOT an example of soft light?
diffused light
direct light
reflected light
indirect light
Which modifier does NOT soften light?
gel
umbrella
soft box
snoot
Which modifier works well as a hair light?
reflector
gel
tripod
snoot
Which is NOT an example of ambient light?
speedlight
window light
sun
moon
What tool do you use for metering with strobes?
reflector
handheld light meter
camera light meter
monolight
What happens if your sync speed is too high?
You see your shutter in your photo.
Your light won't fire.
Your photograph will have stripes in it.
There will be lens flare.
Which is a DESTRUCTIVE editing technique?
using layers in PS
editing on the same layer in PS
editing in camera RAW
editing in lightroom
Which Photoshop tool straightens an image?
ruler tool
marquee tool
move tool
eye dropper tool
What is the proper resolution for printing?
72dpi
300dpi
800dpi
1000dpi
What is the proper resolution for images on the web?
72ppi
300ppi
800ppi
1000ppi
