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1
Which frame rate is commonly used for cinematic films?
60 FPS
30 FPS
120 FPS
24 FPS
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Which of the following is NOT a component of three-point lighting?
Backlight
Fill light
Bounce light
Key light
3
What does ISO control in a camera?
The frame rate
The shutter speed
The camera’s sensitivity to light
The lens aperture
4
What is the term for the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in focus in a shot?
Aperture range
Exposure level
Focal length
Depth of field
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What does NLE stand for in video editing? (freedom to rearrange clips)
Non-Linear Editing
Next-Level Encoding
Noise Level Equalization
New Lens Effect
6
What is the aspect ratio of a standard widescreen HD video?
1:1
4:3
21:9
16:9
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Which camera movement involves rotating the camera left or right while staying in one position?
Truck
Tilt
Pan
Dolly
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What is the primary function of a boom operator?
To adjust lighting on set
To control the camera’s zoom function
To direct actors during filming
To position a microphone for capturing clear audio
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Which camera movement involves physically moving the camera forward or backward?
Tilt
Pan
Zoom
Dolly
10
Which type of shot is taken from an extremely high angle, looking directly down on the subject?
Bird’s-eye view
Dutch angle
POV shot
Over-the-shoulder shot
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Which microphone type is best for capturing dialogue in noisy environments?
Lavalier
Boundary
Omnidirectional
Shotgun
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What does FPS stand for in video production?
Frequency Per Shot
Frames Per Second
Footage Processing Speed
Film Production System
13
Which technique is used to replace a green screen background with a different image or video?
Chroma keying
Color grading
Motion tracking
White balancing
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Which of the following is an industry-standard video editing software by Adobe?
Sony Vegas
Adobe Premiere Pro
DaVinci Resolve
Final Cut Pro
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What does the f-stop number control in a camera?
Depth of field and aperture size
Color balance
ISO sensitivity
Shutter speed
16
Which microphone type picks up sound equally from all directions?
Shotgun
Omnidirectional
Bidirectional
Cardioid
17
Which type of lens allows you to zoom in and out without changing position?
Fisheye lens
Zoom lens
Telephoto lens
Prime lens
18
What is B-roll footage?
The main footage used in a film
The final edited version of a film
Supplemental footage that adds context to the main shots
A type of audio recording
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What is the function of a pop filter in audio recording?
To amplify sound
To eliminate background noise completely
To reduce plosive sounds like "P" and "B"
To enhance bass frequencies
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What is the purpose of white balance in video production?
To balance exposure
To convert black-and-white footage to color
To adjust brightness levels
colors are accurately represented under different lighting conditions
21
What does NTSC stand for in television broadcasting?
North American TV Standard Code
National Technical Standards Commission
National Television System Committee
Network Transmission Signal Code
22
What is the standard sample rate for professional audio recording?
22.05 kHz
44.1 kHz
48 kHz
96 kHz
23
Which audio file format is commonly used for high-quality, uncompressed audio?
AAC
MP3
WAV
OGG
24
What is a lower third in video production?
A text overlay placed in the lower portion of the screen
A transition effect
A camera angle
A type of lens filter
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What does XLR stand for in audio connections?
External Low Resistance
Extended Line Recording
X-Series Locking Resistor
It doesn’t stand for anything specific
