Question 1

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-The ability of a nonconductor to store energy because of voltages on conductive surfaces on either side of the nonconductor.

Accepted Answer

Capacitance is the ability of a nonconductor to store energy because of voltages on conductive surfaces on either side of the nonconductor.

Question 2

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A loud, screeching sound created when a microphone picks up its own output from a nearby speaker and re-conveys it through the system.

Accepted Answer

Acoustical feedback is the phenomenon where a microphone picks up sound from a speaker that is playing the sound that the microphone is capturing, creating a loop that results in a loud, screeching noise.

Question 3

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A recorder/playback machine which uses two reels of 1/6-inch tape contained in a plastic container (cassette), thus combining features of the open-reel and cartridge tape recording systems.

Accepted Answer

The question states "A recorder/playback machine which uses two reels of 1/6-inch tape contained in a plastic container (cassette), thus combining features of the open-reel and cartridge tape recording systems." The only term that fits this description is "Audio Cassette Recorder" (I).

Question 4

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A microphone that uses a natural mineral (crystal) that has the peculiar ability to generate an electrical voltage when placed under pressure.
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

Accepted Answer

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

Question 5

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-Another term for an audio mixing console.

Accepted Answer

Matching "Another term for an audio mixing console" with "P) Board" is correct because in the audio industry, a mixing console is often colloquially referred to as a "board," indicating the broad surface populated with knobs, faders, and switches used for mixing audio signals.

Question 6

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A clip or bracket that allows mounting an auxiliary external microphone of the operator's choice on the camera.

Accepted Answer

The Accessory Shoe is the clip or bracket that allows mounting an external microphone on the camera.

Question 7

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-Although technically applicable to any audio tape recorder, the term usually refers to open-reel analog devices using tape from 1/4 to 2-inches in width.

Accepted Answer

ATR is a type of audio tape recorder that uses tape from 1/4 to 2-inches in width.

Question 8

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-An analog recorder/playback machine which uses an "endless" loop of 1/4-inch audio tape wound around a single rotating hub in a plastic container, or "cartridge."

Accepted Answer

The definition describes a Cartridge Tape Recorder, which is only represented by option W in the list of terms.

Question 9

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A form of patch panel using electrical switches rather than patch cords to connect audio sources to the audio mixing console.

Accepted Answer

Audio Routing Switcher is defined as a form of patch panel using electrical switches rather than patch cords to connect audio sources to the audio mixing console.

Question 10

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A co-incident microphone technique used for stereophonic recording. The technique uses two bidirectional microphones.

Accepted Answer

The Blumlein Pair is a coincident microphone technique that utilizes two bidirectional microphones for stereophonic recording.

Question 11

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-Digital audio systems which use microprocessors to create process and/or store audio.
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

Accepted Answer

The answer of Matching:
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.
-A device with a long "arm" that positions the microphone near the talent, but outside the camera's view.

Accepted Answer

A device with a long "arm" that positions the microphone near the talent, but outside the camera's view is known as a boom.

Question 13

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A form of surround sound (see separate vocabulary entry) featuring six discrete audio channels.

Accepted Answer

The term "surround sound" is defined specifically as a form of audio featuring multiple channels, whereas the other answer choices are either specific types of microphones, recording equipment, or audio terms that are not directly related to surround sound.

Question 14

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A microphone using a ceramic element with the same physical and electrical characteristics as a crystal in a crystal microphone.

Accepted Answer

The term "Ceramic Microphone" matches with the definition "A microphone using a ceramic element with the same physical and electrical characteristics as a crystal in a crystal microphone."

Question 15

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-Another term for a condenser 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

Accepted Answer

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

Question 16

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A very small microphone that attaches to the talent's clothing at chest level.

Accepted Answer

A very small microphone that attaches to the talent's clothing at chest level is a clip microphone.

Question 17

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-A trademarked marketing term for Dolby Laboratories' AC-3 audio encoding technology.
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

Accepted Answer

The answer of Matching:
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 microphone suspended immobile by its audio cable above the talent from the studio's light grid or any improvised overhead support.
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

Accepted Answer

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

Question 19

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-Any stereophonic recording technique in which the microphones are in close proximity to each other. Variations include the X-Y and M-S techniques.

Accepted Answer

All terms are listed in alphabetical order, and "Zeppelin" is the last one.

Question 20

Matching:
Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-Also known as a PZM (TM) microphone. A specially designed microphone using a close-mounted reflective surface to achieve a hemispherical (180-degree) pickup pattern.

Accepted Answer

Boundary Microphone is also known as a PZM (Pressure Zone Microphone) microphone, designed to use a reflective surface for a hemispherical pickup pattern.

Quiz 6: Audio

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -The ability of a nonconductor to store energy because of voltages on conductive surfaces on either side of the nonconductor.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -A loud, screeching sound created when a microphone picks up its own output from a nearby speaker and re-conveys it through the system.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -Another term for an audio mixing console.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -A clip or bracket that allows mounting an auxiliary external microphone of the operator's choice on the camera.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -A form of patch panel using electrical switches rather than patch cords to connect audio sources to the audio mixing console.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -A co-incident microphone technique used for stereophonic recording. The technique uses two bidirectional microphones.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -A device with a long "arm" that positions the microphone near the talent, but outside the camera's view.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -A form of surround sound (see separate vocabulary entry) featuring six discrete audio channels.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -A microphone using a ceramic element with the same physical and electrical characteristics as a crystal in a crystal microphone.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -A very small microphone that attaches to the talent's clothing at chest level.

Matching: Use the terms to complete the definitions sections ofthis chapter test. Placethe letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -Any stereophonic recording technique in which the microphones are in close proximity to each other. Variations include the X-Y and M-S techniques.