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Fulton Yearbook Week 4 Photography Test Review
Fulton Yearbook Week 4 Photography Test Review
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An undesirable electronic pattern in the dark areas of a digital photo.
Noise
Negativity
Distraction
Perspective
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The main focus of a photo (a single person, a couple, a small group, a large group).
Subject
Sizing
Repetition of Patterns
Sequence
3
A photo composition technique in which texture, lines or another visual element repeats in the photo.
Sizing
Sequence
Repetition of Patterns
Subject
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Expanded captions have _____ parts + an optional quote.
3
4
2
5
5
You should only take pictures during an event, not before or after.
False
True
6
A horizontal or vertical orientation for a photograph.
Cropping
Noise
CVI
Format
7
Dominant elements should be placed on a spread near _____.
the edge
the center
the gutter
each other
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_____ refers to cutting out the background, leaving just the subject.
Cut-out-extras (COE)
Cut-in-background (CIB)
Cut-out-scenery (COS)
Cut-out-background (COB)
9
A photo composition technique in which real or imaginary lines in a photo lead the eye to the dominant element.
Noise
Cropping
Leading Lines
Format
10
The art of telling a visual story with photographs.
Photo Assignment
Photojournalism
Photojournalistic Photos
Photo Editing
11
_____ refers to a related photo that overlaps or is inset into a larger photo.
Intersection
Esitrom
Mortise
Joint
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Composing a photo so that the subject is surrounded by content that highlights the subject.
Framing
Cropping
Format
Composition
13
The time, place and event/activity the photographer is to shoot.
Photo Editing
Photo Assignment
Photojournalism
Photojournalistic Photos
14
Primary subject that catches readers' attention first.
Leading Lines
Angle
Framing
CVI
15
Every photo should have a caption, even if it is only an identification of the people in the photo.
True
False
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Group shots and portraits that provide a record of the school population and the membership of organizations and teams.
Sizing
Reference Photos
Subject
Sequence
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The largest element on a spread is called a _____.
All of the answers
Dominant area
CVI
Focal point
18
The specific location from which a photo is shot.
Composition
Angle
Cropping
CVI
19
A photograph taken from below the subject is called _____.
Selective focus
Framing
Worm's-eye view
Bird's-eye view
20
Editing the image area to be reproduced.
Composition
Cropping
Leading Lines
Noise
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A complete visual story that results from shooting before, during and after the event or activity.
Subject
Sizing
Sequence
Repetition of Patterns
22
Matching the dimensions of the original photo to the proportions of a photo module on a design.
Sequence
Subject
Sizing
Repetition of Patterns
23
Position or arrangement of the elements in a photo; content of a photo.
Leading Lines
Framing
Cropping
Composition
24
The angle to which a photo is shot.
Noise
Leading Lines
Format
Perspective
25
A photo composition technique that produces a shallow depth of field to creatively place emphasis on parts of the image.
Rule of Thirds
Partial focus
Framing
Selective focus
26
A photograph taken from above the subject is called _____.
Bird's-eye view
Selective focus
Worm's-eye view
Framing
27
The first sentence of an expanded caption is written in _____ tense.
Past
Conditional
Future
Present
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It is bad to adjust spread layout templates to fit content you have because they were designed that way for a reason.
True
False
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Brings together photographer/designer & involves selection, cropping, sizing & display photos to optimize storytelling.
Photo Editing
Photojournalism
Photo Assignment
Photojournalistic Photos
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Tell stories, show action and reaction.
Photojournalistic Photos
Photojournalism
Photo Assignment
Photo Editing
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Photos should vary in _____.
All of the answers
Size
Content
Shape
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_____ is a photo comp. tech. that places the main subject off-center to allow for more visual movement within the photo.
Leading lines
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Selective focus