1. What lens aperture setting will offer the most amount of light in a dark setting?
A. f/22
B. f/2
C. f/8
D. f/11
2. Paulo will be out in the field shooting for an extended period of time and doesn’t want to plan on having to take time to swap out memory cards frequently. What kind of JPEG files should he plan on using?
A. Small
B. Large
C. Medium
D. Micro
3. Isabelle just purchased a camera with an 18-MP image sensor. Based on this, how many pixels can her camera capture and process?
A. 14 million pixels
B. 70 million pixels
C. 21 million pixels
D. 18 million pixels
4. Antonio has been taking pictures for years, but he has always used an automatic camera that doesn’t require him to adjust any settings. Now, he has a new camera that requires him to program the functions and modes by hand—the ones that are not “automatically” chosen and implemented for him by the camera. What kind of settings is Antonio learning about?
A. JPEG settings
B. Metadata
C. prime settings
D. manual settings
5. Why is the term RAW image file generally used to describe a variety of file formats, which are sometimes known as digital raw captures?
A. because RAW files are fluid and can be whatever the photographer wants them to be
B. because RAW files were designed to encompass everything other than JPEG
C. because RAW files are proprietary
D. because RAW files are non-proprietary
6. Highly compressed image files are referred to as
A. doc files
B. JPEGs.
C. RAW files.
D. MP3s.
7. What feature refers to how data in an image file is compressed, or reduced into a workable form, and stored and determines the quality and size of the pictures you take?
A. Telephoto
B. Metadata
C. file format
D. depth of field
8. Jamal just finished taking a series of photographs that he loves, but he is displeased with the lightness and darkness found in these images. What setting does he need to adjust to fix this
A. Prime
B. Tone
C. Zoom
D. Pixels
9. What type of information would be recorded on Exchangeable Image Format for JPEG and RAW files?
A. camera model and serial number, shutter speed, aperture, and flash functions
B. people in the picture, time, date, temperature, and weather conditions
C. picture number, age of camera relative to image taken, star rating
D. f-stop, light meter, tone, lens choice
10. Kari listens as her photography teacher discusses the pixel count of an image file. What is her teacher MOST LIKELY covering in class?
A. telephoto lenses
B. image resolution
C. megapixels
D. zoom lenses.
11. What kind of resolution is needed to create an image that shows details in a clear and sharp manner and a smooth print and tone?
A. mid-level resolution
B. lower resolution
C. higher resolution
D. miniscule resolution
12. Gemma is taking photos with her camera using autofocus. In order to get the camera to automatically focus on the subject so that she can review this before actually taking the photo, what should Gemma do?
A. press the flash button halfway down
B. press the shutter button (or power button) halfway down
C. turn the lens dial counterclockwise
D. turn the lens dial clockwise
13. Jonah is looking in the camera menu for a place where he can choose the file format for his photograph—what setting should he look for?
A. slow lens” or “zoom lens”
B. “depth of field” or “metadata”
C. “image size” or “recording mode
D. JPEG” or “RAW”
14. What term refers to tiny individually colored, light-sensitive squares, or picture elements, that make up a digital image file?
A. Resolution
B. Pixels
C. Tones
D. Metadata
15. Pro-speak for a digital photograph is
A. image file.
B. tone picture.
C. JPEG.
D. recording mode.
1. B. f/2
2. B. Large
3. D. 18 million pixels
4. D. manual settings
5. B. because RAW files were designed to encompass everything other than JPEG
6. B. JPEGs.
7. C. file format
8. B. Tone
9. A. camera model and serial number, shutter speed, aperture, and flash functions
10. C. megapixels
11. C. higher resolution
12. B. press the shutter button (or power button) halfway down
13. D. JPEG" or "RAW"
14. B. Pixels
15. A. image file.
1. In the model that you built of the respiratory system, what structures did the straws represent?
A. the trachea and bronchi
B. the diaphragm
C. the chest cavity and ribs
D. the lungs
2. Your hand jerks up after touching a hot stovetop. Which two organ systems are most responsible for your reaction?
A. circulatory and muscular
B. nervous and respiratory
C. nervous and muscular
D. immune and muscular
3. The diaphragm can be classified as part of which two organ systems
A. muscular and respiratory
B. muscular and nervous
C. immune and skeletal
4. To which part of the nervous system do the cranial nerves belong?
A. the peripheral nervous system
B. the cerebrum
C. the central nervous system
D. spinal nerves
5. If the symbol “→” means “make up”, which of the following answer choices correctly demonstrates the relationship between the given terms?
A. Tissues → Organ Systems → Cells → Organs
B. Organ Systems → Organs → Cells → Tissues
C. Organ Systems → Organs → Tissues → Cells
D. Cells → Tissues → Organs → Organ Systems
1. A. the trachea and bronchi
2. C. nervous and muscular
3. A. muscular and respiratory
4. A. the peripheral nervous system
5. C. Organ Systems → Organs → Tissues → Cells
1. B. f/2
2. B. Large
3. D. 18 million pixels
4. D. manual settings
5. B. because RAW files were designed to encompass everything other than JPEG
6. B. JPEGs.
7. C. file format
8. B. Tone
9. A. camera model and serial number, shutter speed, aperture, and flash functions
10. C. megapixels
11. C. higher resolution
12. B. press the shutter button (or power button) halfway down
13. D. JPEG” or “RAW”
14. B. Pixels
15. A. image file.