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C18 · ONLINE ASSESSMENT
Food Photography MCQ Exam
20 multiple-choice questions selected from the course question bank. Passing threshold: 70%.
Question 1
Specular highlights on food should be controlled because?
A
excessive glare can hide texture and form
B
all highlights are bad
C
highlights change the camera sensor
D
they always improve appetite appeal
Question 2
Diffusion can help food lighting by?
A
removing the need for styling
B
softening harsh highlights and controlling contrast
C
increasing focal length
D
changing shutter speed automatically
Question 3
Steam is fleeting, so the photographer should?
A
change lenses during the action
B
avoid monitoring the scene
C
prepare focus, framing and exposure before the visible moment
D
wait to set the camera after steam appears
Question 4
Editorial food photography should preserve?
A
the intended identity and presentation of the dish
B
unrelated visual effects
C
misleading ingredients
D
random substitutions
Question 5
Texture can make food look more appealing by?
A
removing all shadows
B
flattening highlights
C
reducing color contrast to zero
D
showing surface detail and material qualities
Question 6
Condensation can be emphasized by?
A
using a completely dark setup
B
controlled droplets, suitable light and careful timing
C
maximum sharpening only
D
removing all highlights
Question 7
Styling should account for time because?
A
food can change appearance through melting, drying or wilting
B
camera sensors change shape
C
lenses change focal length
D
tripods lose resolution
Question 8
Side or back-side light can reveal food texture by?
A
making the sensor larger
B
changing the dish color permanently
C
creating directional highlights and shadows
D
eliminating all texture
Question 9
A professional food stylist-photographer workflow should?
A
improvise every element during exposure
B
avoid checking the food
C
use maximum props
D
prepare the scene before the final camera moment and keep changes controlled
Question 10
A shot list helps a restaurant assignment?
A
make every image identical
B
avoid client communication
C
cover required dishes and views without disrupting service unnecessarily
D
eliminate the need for styling
Question 11
Overhead food photography is especially useful for?
A
long-distance wildlife
B
flat lays, table arrangements and graphic compositions
C
showing vertical layers of a tall dish only
D
portrait background separation
Question 12
Light direction should be chosen based on?
A
only the camera brand
B
only ISO
C
only memory-card capacity
D
the shape, texture and visual story of the food
Question 13
Food visual language should support?
A
the intended culinary story or brand identity
B
only the photographer’s equipment
C
only the lens focal length
D
only the background color
Question 14
Eye-level food views can emphasize?
A
only plate edges
B
only background texture
C
camera settings
D
height, layers and the physical presence of a dish
Question 15
Professional delivery should include?
A
only social media previews
B
only camera RAW files
C
no naming system
D
organized files, agreed specifications and a clear selection process
Question 16
A 45-degree viewpoint can be useful because it?
A
shows both top surfaces and some side/front structure
B
eliminates depth
C
always produces a flat image
D
requires no composition
Question 17
Food styling aims to?
A
make food physically larger
B
hide the main dish
C
maximize props
D
prepare the dish and supporting elements so the food photographs clearly and attractively
Question 18
A pouring shot is easier to control when?
A
the photographer never communicates with the assistant
B
the shutter is random
C
the scene is left unplanned
D
the action is rehearsed and timed to the camera sequence
Question 19
Changing camera height can change?
A
file format
B
how ingredients overlap and how much of the surface is visible
C
sensor resolution
D
memory-card speed
Question 20
Consistency across a menu is supported by?
A
unplanned exposure changes
B
repeatable camera, lighting, styling and color decisions
C
random viewpoints
D
different white balance per dish
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