Lesson 7.1.4
7.1.4 Location photography Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 7
20 questions
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Lesson 7.1.4, Location photography: 20 multiple choice questions for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE Art & Design (1AD0/1FA0/1GC0/1TE0/1TD0/1PY0), Unit 7: Photography, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What type of subject matter does location photography use?
- Studio backdrops
- Found elements
- Rendered graphics
- Artificial props
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What does location photography manipulate within an existing environment?
- Formal elements
- Weather patterns
- Earth rotation
- Gravity force
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Which weather condition produces the softest, most evenly diffused daylight for outdoor portraiture?
- Direct sunlight
- Cloudless blue
- Overcast sky
- Noonday glare
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Why do photographers develop site-specific shoot plans?
- Edit digital files
- Design camera sensors
- Manufacture lenses
- Prepare location shots
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What do location photographers develop to plan their shoots on-site?
- Storyboards
- Lighting diagrams
- Shoot plans
- Contact sheets
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On location, a meter reads f/8 at 1/125 s. The photographer opens the aperture by one stop. What shutter speed keeps the same exposure?
- 1/30 s
- 1/250 s
- 1/60 s
- 1/125 s
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Why might a photographer add a found object to a location scene?
- Manipulate composition
- Increase ISO
- Clean sensor
- Format card
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What is a core characteristic of location photography compared to studio work?
- Existing environment
- Controlled lighting
- Stationary props
- Artificial backdrops
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Which tool helps manage harsh midday sunlight during an outdoor shoot?
- Macro ring
- Diffuser panel
- Polarising filter
- Tripod head
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Which preparatory document is explicitly required for location photography tasks?
- Gallery CV
- Darkroom log
- Storyboard script
- Shoot plan
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What is the main reason for conducting a recce before an outdoor shoot?
- Develop film
- Charge batteries
- Identify hazards
- Format memory
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What defines found subject matter in location photography?
- Constructed sets
- Studio props
- Pre-existing objects
- Digital renders
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A location shoot uses 3 hours of daylight at 40 frames per hour. How many frames are taken in total?
- 1200
- 120
- 43
- 80
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How does location photography relate to its physical setting?
- Completely isolated
- Shaped by place
- Studio controlled
- Digitally generated
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Which element of a photograph is shaped by where the camera is placed on site?
- Repeat tiling
- Ink colour
- Viewpoint
- Glaze texture
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Why position a subject in front of a strong landscape line?
- Increase shutter speed
- Guide viewer eye
- Reduce background noise
- Widen aperture size
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What is the main benefit of controlling light in location work?
- Shape mood
- Extend battery life
- Remove camera shake
- Increase zoom range
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Which action shows good planning for a location shoot?
- Cleaning camera body
- Checking sun direction
- Buying new lenses
- Formatting memory cards
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What is a site-specific shoot plan designed to match?
- Client budget limits
- Location conditions
- Camera sensor size
- Studio lighting kits
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Which factor most affects photographic exposure outdoors?
- Lens focal length
- Tripod weight
- Available light
- Memory card speed
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