1. The camera’s sole job is to:

• capture darkness
• capture the subject
• capture light
• all of the above

2. What are pixels?

• hundred of individual colored dots
• thousands of grouped colored dots
• thousands of individual colored dots
• thousands of individual black dots

3. Composing is:

• arranging items or people framed in your picture in an awkward way
• arranging people or items in your picture in a boring way
• arranging items or people in a pleasing or interesting way

4. What makes a picture dark?

• more light in front of the subject
• more light on the side of the subject
• more light behind the subject instead of on the subject itself
• no light on the subject

5. What is the “Rule of Thirds”?

• Permanent lines multiplying the frame equally into 3 parts, horizontally or vertically and then place the subject on or near one of those lines.
• b. Imaginary lines diving the frame equally into 3 parts, horizontally or vertically and then place the subject on or near one of those lines.
• Imaginary lines diving the frame equally into 2 parts,

6. Picture Elements are:

• dots
• pixels
• pictures

7. Exposure is the length of time your camera briefly/quickly opens it’s shutter to allow the light to enter and make a picture.

9. Apeture is how wide the camera’s shutter opens when you take a picture.

8. The distance between the closest and most distance objects in the picture that are in focus is called Depth of field.

10. What is the camera’s job?

• capture an instant of light
• freeze light in a rectangular frame
• capture darkness
• to capture an instant of light and freeze it in a rectangular frame.

11. Define “exploiting.” Taking advantage of.

12. What is the first step in exploiting the frame? Making sure everything you want in the picture is in the frame.

13. Resolution is:

• thousands of individual colored dots
• pixels
• the number of pixels that make up the picture