Question 1

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A wireless microphone.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Question 2

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A device built into a microphone to reduce the intensity of plosive consonant sounds such as "B" and "P."
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Question 3

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A comparison of the desired audio (music/voice) to the undesired noise (such as tape hiss in analog recording).
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Question 4

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-Balanced line connecting device; also known as "Cannon."
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Question 5

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-An electrical circuit that automatically adjusts the loudness (volume) of audio signals.

Accepted Answer

Automatic Gain Control (AGC) is designed to automatically adjust the volume of audio signals to maintain consistent loudness.

Question 6

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A smooth-surfaced (usually foam rubber) microphone attachment that slips over the entrance to the microphone's transducer element to minimize the pickup of ambient noise caused by air passing over the external surface of the microphone.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Question 7

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-An aesthetically pleasing audio mixing technique in which the sound from one source fades out as a second source fades in.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Question 8

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-To reduce the amplitude of a sound or electrical signal.

Accepted Answer

Attenuate means to reduce the amplitude of a sound or electrical signal.

Question 9

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A rugged and widely used microphone employing a metal disk (diaphragm) attached to a moving coil within a magnetic field as the transduction element. Also known as a "moving coil" or "pressure" microphone.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Question 10

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-Extremely brief bursts of high-amplitude, high-frequency sound.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Use the terms to complete the definitions...

Question 11

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A large, sausage-shaped device containing a shotgun mike that's used to deaden wind noise.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Use the terms to complete the definitions...

Question 12

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-The degree of opposition to alternating current flow exhibited by an electrical circuit.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Use the terms to complete the definitions...

Question 13

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A built-in device that reduces the tendency of a microphone to excessively emphasize the low frequencies in sound originating in close proximity.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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The answer of Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions...

Question 14

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-Another word for a fader.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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The answer of Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions...

Question 15

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A three-wire cable in which analog audio signals are conveyed over two insulated wires, shielded from outside interference by a bare wire and metallic foil.

Accepted Answer

The definition given matches with the term "balanced line."

Question 16

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A metal enclosure surrounding a production studio with female XLR connectors into which microphone cables are plugged.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions...

Question 17

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A dish-shaped concave reflector with a microphone at its acoustic focal point facing inward, toward the dish.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Use the terms to complete the definitions...

Question 18

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A term used to describe an audio device that processes only one audio channel.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Question 19

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A type of microphone that accepts sound only from one direction along a very narrow axis.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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Use the terms to complete the definitions...

Question 20

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-An audio circuit providing program audio to a small earplug worn by talent.
A) 5.1 Surround Sound
B) Accessory Shoe
C) Acoustical feedback
D) AGC
E) Ambient sound
F) Amplitude
G) ATR
H) Attenuate
I) Audio Cassette Recorder
J) Audio Mixing Console
K) Audio Routing Switcher
L) Automatic Muting circuit
M) Balanced line
N) Bidirectional microphone
O) Blumlein Pair
P) Board
Q) Boom
R) Boundary Microphone
S) Cable tray
T) Capacitance
U) Carbon Microphone
V) Cardioid mike
W) Cartridge Tape Recorder
X) Ceramic Microphone
Y) Clip Microphone
Z) Co-incident Microphone Technique
Aa) Compact Audio Disc (CD)
Bb) Computer-based Audio Systems
Cc) Condenser mike
Dd) Connector Boxee. Cross-fading
Ff) Crystal Microphone
Gg) Cue circuit
Hh) Desk Microphone
Ii) Digital Audio Tape (DAT) Recorder
Jj) Directivity
Kk) Dolby Digital
Ll) Dolby Labs AC-3
Mm) Dual Redundancy
Nn) Dub
Oo) Dynamic mike
Pp) Electret condenser mike
Qq) Electrodynamic Microphone
Rr) Electrostatic Microphone
Ss) Equalization
Tt) Fader
Uu) Fishpole Boom
Vv) Flat response
Ww) Frequency
Xx) Giraffe
Yy) Gooseneck
Zz) Hand Microphone
Aaa) Hanging Microphone
Bbb) Hard Drives
Ccc) Headset Microphone
Ddd) Hertz (Hz)
Eee) Hypercardioid mike
Fff) I.F.B.
Ggg) Impedance
Hhh) Internal Microphone
Iii) IPS
Jjj) Key
Kkk) Knife
Lll) Lavaliere mike
Mmm) Line level
Nnn) Low-end roll off filter
Ooo) Master Level (or Volume) Control
Ppp) Method of Transduction
Qqq) Microphone level
Rrr) Mid-side Technique
Sss) Mini Disc (MD)
Ttt) Monauraluuu. Monophonic
Vvv) Moving Coil Microphone
Www) Multiple Transducer System Microphone
Xxx) Normaled
Yyy) Omindirectional Polar Pattern
Zzz) Output Impedence
Aaaa. Parabolic mike
Bbbb. Patch Cord
Cccc. Patch Panel
Dddd. Perambulator boom
Eeee. Phantom power
Ffff. Phase: Another term for time
Gggg. PFL: Pre-fade Listen (or level)
Hhhh. PL: Private Line
Iiii. Polar Diagram
Jjjj. Pop filter
Kkkk. Potentiometer or Pot
Llll. Pressure-gradient Microphone
Mmmm. Pressure Microphone
Nnnn. Psychoacoustic
Oooo. Proximity effect
Pppp. PZM Microphone
Qqqq. Quadraphonic Sound
Rrrr. Reel-to-Reel ATR
Ssss. R.F. mike
Tttt. Ribbon mike
Uuuu. Riding Grain
Vvvv. Shock Mount
Wwww. Shotgun mike
Xxxx. Signal to Noise (S/N) Ratio
Yyyy. Snake
Zzzz. Solo
Ab) Sound
Cd) Specification (Spec) Sheet
Ef) Stand Mount Adaptor
Gh) Stereo Sound
Ij) Studio "Pop" Filter
Kl) Supercardioid mike
Mn) Surround Sound
Op) Sweetening
Qr) Synthesized audio
St) Three-to-one Ratio
Uv) Transduction
Wx) Transients
Yz) Turn Table
Abc) Unbalanced Line
Def) Velocity Microphone
Ghi) Videotape Recorder (VTR)
Jkl) VU Meter
Mno) Windscreen
Pqr) Wireless Microscope
Stu) XLR Connector
Vwx) X-Y Technique
Yza) Zeppelin

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The answer of Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions...

Quiz 6: Audio

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -An electrical circuit that automatically adjusts the loudness (volume) of audio signals.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -To reduce the amplitude of a sound or electrical signal.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -A metal enclosure surrounding a production studio with female XLR connectors into which microphone cables are plugged.