Question 1

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-Editing continuity
A)smooth transition of time and space.
B)continuous editing
C)ab roll editing
D)high band editing

Accepted Answer

Editing continuity refers to the smooth transition of time and space in film and video editing, ensuring that the narrative flows logically and seamlessly from one scene to the next.

Question 2

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-scene structure
A)building block of script
B)frame of a story board
C)list of importing clips
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Scene structure refers to the building block of a script, outlining the sequence and organization of scenes within a screenplay or narrative.

Question 3

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-audio effects
A)artificially created enhanced sound
B)live recording from guitar
C)flute concert
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Audio effects refer to artificially created or enhanced sounds, not live recordings or specific musical performances.

Question 4

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-audio levels
A)specific strength of a audio signal
B)volume level
C)speed level
D)amplifying level

Accepted Answer

The answer of What does these abbreviation refere to:
-audio levels
A)specific...

Question 5

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-transitions
A)editing effects
B)transferring to digital
C)graphic design
D)static image

Accepted Answer

Transitions refer to editing effects used in video editing, presentations, or animations to smoothly move from one scene or slide to another.

Question 6

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-key frames
A)beginning or ending frame of transition
B)in between frame
C)title cards
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Key frames refer to the beginning or ending frames of a transition in animation or video editing, marking the start and end points of any smooth transition.

Question 7

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-audio mixer
A)console
B)mixing machine
C)broadcasting equipment
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

An audio mixer is often referred to as a console, which is a device used to combine, balance, and adjust different audio signals.

Question 8

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-narration track
A)audio description
B)video description
C)animation
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

A narration track refers to audio description, which is an additional audio track that provides a verbal description of visual elements for the visually impaired.

Question 9

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-Key frames
A)beginning frame
B)beginning and ending frame
C)ending frame
D)in between frame

Accepted Answer

Key frames refer to both the beginning and ending frames in animation or video editing, marking the start and end points of any smooth transition or change.

Question 10

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-BG
A)beginning graphics
B)back ground
C)black and gray
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

BG commonly refers to "background" in various contexts, such as in design, art, or digital media.

Question 11

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-MPEG
A)broadcasting
B)video compression
C)image compression
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

MPEG stands for Moving Picture Experts Group, which is a working group of experts that develops video and audio encoding standards, including standards for video compression.

Question 12

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-Video format standard of India
A)ntsc
B)betacam
C)pal
D)indiform

Accepted Answer

PAL (Phase Alternating Line) is the video format standard used in India and many other countries. It is a color encoding system for analog television used in broadcast television systems in large parts of the world.

Question 13

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-Video
A)25 frames per second
B)24 frames per second
C)16 frames per second
D)26 frames per second

Accepted Answer

24 frames per second (fps) is a standard frame rate for cinema. It has been the standard for movies since the 1920s to ensure a natural motion perception for the audience.

Question 14

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-Reverse Telecine
A)transfer of movie to video
B)transfer of video to movie
C)transfer of video to hard disc
D)transfer of video to cd

Accepted Answer

The answer of What does these abbreviation refere to:
-Reverse Telecine
A)transfer...

Question 15

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-Copy writing
A)copy right act
B)content preparation
C)copying script
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Copywriting refers to the process of writing text for the purpose of advertising or other forms of marketing. The goal is to increase brand awareness and ultimately persuade a person or group to take a particular action, making "content preparation" the correct context.

Question 16

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-Wire frame
A)final stage of rendering
B)first stage of 3d before an object is rendered
C)final out put of a frame
D)grid for drawing story board

Accepted Answer

Wireframe refers to the first stage of 3D before an object is rendered, where the basic structure of the object is created using lines and vertices without detailed textures or effects.

Question 17

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-AVID
A)digital editing
B)analogue editing
C)moviola editing
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

AVID refers to a technology company that specializes in digital editing software for video and audio production.

Question 18

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-Colour temperature
A)characteristic of visible light
B)warm and cool color temperature
C)heat reflecting from color surface
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Colour temperature is a characteristic of visible light that describes the relative warmth or coolness of the light.

Question 19

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-Alpha Compositing
A)composing an image with background
B)first step of composing
C)final editing
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Alpha compositing refers to the process of combining an image with a background to create the appearance of partial or full transparency. It's commonly used in digital image editing to seamlessly integrate foreground elements with a background.

Question 20

What does these abbreviation refere to:
-Chromma Keying
A)combining images by replacing a color
B)logging key points
C)linear editing
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Chroma keying refers to the process of combining two images or video frames by replacing a specific color (often green or blue) in one image with another image, allowing for the creation of effects or scenes that would be difficult or impossible to achieve otherwise.

Quiz 2: Technical Aspects of Video Production: From Continuity to Optical Illusion

What does these abbreviation refere to: -Editing continuity

What does these abbreviation refere to: -scene structure

What does these abbreviation refere to: -audio effects

What does these abbreviation refere to: -audio levels

What does these abbreviation refere to: -transitions

What does these abbreviation refere to: -key frames

What does these abbreviation refere to: -audio mixer

What does these abbreviation refere to: -narration track

What does these abbreviation refere to: -Key frames

What does these abbreviation refere to: -BG

What does these abbreviation refere to: -MPEG

What does these abbreviation refere to: -Video format standard of India

What does these abbreviation refere to: -Video

What does these abbreviation refere to: -Reverse Telecine

What does these abbreviation refere to: -Copy writing

What does these abbreviation refere to: -Wire frame

What does these abbreviation refere to: -AVID

What does these abbreviation refere to: -Colour temperature

What does these abbreviation refere to: -Alpha Compositing

What does these abbreviation refere to: -Chromma Keying