Question 1

Basics elements of Video Editing are:
A)Capture
B)Shot
C)Timeline
D)All of the above

Accepted Answer

All of the options listed are basic elements of video editing. "Capture" refers to the process of obtaining video footage, either by recording new footage or importing existing footage. "Shot" is a term for a single continuous recording or segment of video. "Timeline" is the interface in video editing software where clips are arranged and edited. Therefore, all of these elements are fundamental to the process of video editing.

Question 2

A video consists of a sequence of
A)Frames
B)Signals
C)Packets
D)Slots

Accepted Answer

Frames are the individual images that make up a video sequence, displaying in rapid succession to create the illusion of motion.

Question 3

B-ROLL is:-
A)Main elements of video footage that enhance the narrative
B)Main footage of main subjects of your narrative
C)Cut from motion in the first shot
D)Footage shot out of order or at separate times

Accepted Answer

B-ROLL refers to supplemental or alternative footage that is intercut with the main shot, often used to enhance the narrative by providing additional context or visual interest.

Question 4

Digital Editing is known as:
A)Linear Editing
B)Non-Linear Editing
C)Tape to Tape Editing
D)None of the above.

Accepted Answer

Digital editing is known as Non-Linear Editing because it allows for any frame of the video to be accessed at any time, unlike Linear Editing where footage must be accessed in a sequential order.

Question 5

In which stage do you edit video?
A)Pre-production
B)Production
C)Post-Production
D)None of the above

Accepted Answer

Video editing is part of the post-production process, where the footage is edited, color corrected, and enhanced with effects, transitions, and other elements to create the final video product.

Question 6

Software used for video editing is:
A)Coral draw
B)Dreamweaver
C)Adobe premiere pro
D)All of the above

Accepted Answer

Adobe Premiere Pro is specifically designed for video editing, making it the correct choice among the options provided. Coral Draw is primarily used for vector graphics editing, and Dreamweaver is a web development tool, neither of which are specialized for video editing.

Question 7

What is the place called where we drag all the footage?
A)Timeline
B)Transactions
C)Window
D)Library

Accepted Answer

The place where all the footage is dragged and arranged for editing in video editing software is called the "Timeline."

Question 8

Video Editing is the process of:
A)Rearranging shots
B)Manipulating Shots
C)Applying effects
D)All of the above

Accepted Answer

Video editing encompasses rearranging shots, manipulating them for better storytelling or visual appeal, and applying various effects to enhance the final product.

Question 9

What are the three elements of the story?
A)Writing, filming, editing
B)Script, actor, director
C)Beginning, middle, end
D)None of these

Accepted Answer

The three fundamental elements of a story are its beginning, middle, and end. This structure is essential for developing the narrative arc, setting up the story, building towards a climax, and then resolving the plot.

Question 10

Which comes under CODEC
A)MPEG
B)DivX
C)XviD
D)All of the above

Accepted Answer

All of the options listed, MPEG, DivX, and XviD, are examples of codecs. Codecs are used for encoding and decoding digital data, specifically audio and video data. MPEG is a standard for video and audio compression, DivX is a video codec brand developed by DivX, LLC, and XviD is an open-source video codec.

Question 11

When framing a shot ehat should always be considered
A)Sound
B)Shortlist
C)Rule of Thirds
D)None of these

Accepted Answer

The Rule of Thirds is a fundamental composition principle in photography and videography that should always be considered when framing a shot. It involves dividing the frame into nine equal parts with two equally spaced horizontal lines and two equally spaced vertical lines, and then positioning the most important elements along these lines or at their intersections to create a more balanced and engaging image.

Question 12

Which video editing rule says that two characters in a scene should maintain the same left/right relationship to one another?
A)30-degree
B)360-degree
C)180-degree
D)None of the above.

Accepted Answer

The 180-degree rule in video editing ensures that two characters maintain a consistent left/right relationship to one another by keeping the camera on one side of an imaginary line between them. This helps maintain spatial consistency and orientation for the audience.

Question 13

Which of these is an example of a post- production effect of video editing software?
A)Color corrections
B)Adding titles screens
C)Adding music
D)All of the above

Accepted Answer

All of the options listed are examples of post-production effects that can be applied using video editing software. Color corrections adjust the color balance and look of the footage, adding title screens introduces text overlays for titles or credits, and adding music incorporates background or thematic audio into the video. These are all tasks typically performed in the post-production phase of video editing.

Question 14

You can cover a jump shot with
A)A different angle of the shot
B)A different shot all together
C)You can't cover it
D)Both A and B

Accepted Answer

Covering a jump shot can be achieved by using a different angle of the same shot or by using a completely different shot altogether, offering flexibility in how the coverage is approached.

Question 15

A "matched cut" in editing means
A)There is continuity from one shot to the next.
B)You have good matches.
C)People have to freeze between shots while filming
D)None of the above.

Accepted Answer

A matched cut ensures continuity between two shots, creating a seamless transition that maintains the narrative flow and spatial coherence.

Question 16

Device used for recording the shot in Linear ediiting is:
A)VCR
B)VHS
C)Memory Stick
D)None of the above.

Accepted Answer

VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) is the device used for recording in linear editing, where video and audio are edited in a predetermined, linear sequence.

Question 17

Identify a disadvantage of an analog signal
A)Requires low power
B)Doesn't get interference
C)When copied, quality goes down
D)Hardware is usually small

Accepted Answer

Analog signals degrade in quality when copied or transmitted over long distances due to noise and interference, unlike digital signals which can be regenerated to maintain quality.

Question 18

Tape to tape is also known as
A)Linear Editing
B)Non-Linear Editing
C)Film Splicing
D)Live Editing

Accepted Answer

Tape to tape editing, also known as linear editing, involves editing video or audio material in a sequence from one tape to another. This process is linear because it requires editing in a predetermined, sequential order, unlike non-linear editing where any part of the footage can be accessed and edited at any time.

Question 19

What is at the center of video production?
A)Scripting
B)Editing
C)Filming
D)Storyboard

Accepted Answer

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Question 20

Which term describes the tiny dots that make up a video image?
A)Megabits
B)Aspect ratio
C)Digital video
D)Pixels

Accepted Answer

Pixels are the small dots that collectively form the images on a digital display, such as a computer monitor or television screen.

Quiz 1: Video Editing Basics: Understanding the Elements and Techniques

Basics elements of Video Editing are:

A video consists of a sequence of

B-ROLL is:-

Digital Editing is known as:

In which stage do you edit video?

Software used for video editing is:

What is the place called where we drag all the footage?

Video Editing is the process of:

What are the three elements of the story?

Which comes under CODEC

When framing a shot ehat should always be considered

Which video editing rule says that two characters in a scene should maintain the same left/right relationship to one another?

Which of these is an example of a post- production effect of video editing software?

You can cover a jump shot with

A "matched cut" in editing means

Device used for recording the shot in Linear ediiting is:

Identify a disadvantage of an analog signal

Tape to tape is also known as

What is at the center of video production?

Which term describes the tiny dots that make up a video image?