quiz

1. 1. The amount of light entering
the camera is also referred to as
.
a. Rule of Thirds
b. Background
c. Exposure
d. Saturation

2. 2. Which basic composition guideline is
represented in this image?
a. Rule of Thirds
b. Rule of 4ths
c. Silhouette Photography
d. Good Photography

3. 3. Define: Over Exposed:
Too much light in photograph
a. True
b.False

4. 4. Define: Under Exposed:
Not enough light in a photograph
a. True
b. False

5. 5. Define:
Composition:
The arrangement of your visual “elements” in an image.
a. True
b. False

6. 6. Photographers use the elements of art
(Line, Shape, Color) to create interesting
compositions in their images.
a. True
b. False

7. What setting controls how long the camera
lens is open when taking an image?
a. Holding the camera still
b. ISO
c. Shutter Speed
d. Aperture

8. 8. What setting controls how WIDE the
camera lens open up?
a. Shutter Speed Priority Mode
b. Using a Tripod
c. Aperture Priority Mode
d. Automatic

9. 9. The three pillars of camera settings are…
a. exposure, white balance, and ISO
b. depth of field, exposure, and flash
c. aperture, portrait, and focus
d. shutter speed, aperture, and ISO

10. 10. Which of these Shutter Speeds is the
fastest?
a. 1/15
b. 1/60
c. 1/200
d. 1/1000

11. 11. You want total control over your photograph
but it’s a cloudy day outside. What setting in your
camera has a special option for cloudy days?
a. Shutter speed
b. ISO
c. White Balance
d. Aperture

12. 12. It is the principle of composition wherein it
creates impact by photographing your subjects
from unexpected angles.
a. un-clutter the picture/ zoom in
b. Put subject off-center
c. Use frames, lines, and diagonals
d. Dramatic perspective

13. 13. This picture is achieved by the adjustment
in
a. Lens
b. Shutter Speed
c. ISO
d. Aperture

14. 14. The first ever camera introduced in the
Philippines is…

15. 15. This is a small dark room, where a small hole
at one end projects an image on the opposite wall.
a. Kodak Brownie
b. Camera Obscura
c. Polaroid
d. Daguerreotype