C20 · ONLINE ASSESSMENT

Sports & Action Photography MCQ Exam

20 multiple-choice questions selected from the course question bank. Passing threshold: 70%.

Question 1Atmospheric haze becomes more noticeable with long lenses because? Asensor size increasesBautofocus creates hazeCgreater viewing distance and air between camera and subject can reduce contrastDlong lenses remove haze

Question 2Action autofocus should be tested with? Aonly the camera menuBonly a memory cardCthe actual sport, subject speed and background conditionsDonly a static wall

Question 3Shooting continuously without timing can create? Amore meaningful moments automaticallyBbetter composition automaticallyChigher sensor resolutionDlarge numbers of redundant frames and slower workflow

Question 4Intentional motion blur should be chosen when? Asharpness is the only objectiveBthe scene has no movementCthe camera is not readyDthe visual goal benefits from communicating movement

Question 5Subject detection can help when? Athe camera can reliably recognize the intended subject under the scene conditionsBthe subject is completely absentCthe lens is manual focus onlyDthe camera has no sensor

Question 6Good panning depends on? Amanual focus in every situationBsmooth rotation, consistent subject tracking and appropriate timingCrandom camera movementDmaximum aperture only

Question 7An AF zone should be selected based on? Aonly the image file typeBsubject movement, background complexity and how precisely the photographer can place the focus areaConly the camera brandDonly memory-card speed

Question 8Tracking can fail when? Athe subject moves predictablyBthe camera has enough lightCthe focus mode is continuousDthe subject is obscured, leaves the tracking area or resembles background objects

Question 9Long-lens framing is easier when the photographer? Aignores backgroundBtracks the subject with controlled body movement and a stable starting positionCmoves randomlyDuses maximum zoom constantly

Question 10Drive mode should be selected according to? Aonly lens weightBthe movement pattern and the photographer’s ability to anticipateConly the camera priceDonly memory-card color

Question 11A fast shutter speed is commonly used to? Aincrease depth of fieldBchange focal lengthCincrease sensor sizeDfreeze rapid subject movement

Question 12Sport-specific knowledge helps determine? Aonly the camera colorBwhere to stand, what to anticipate and what moments matterConly the file formatDonly the aperture ring

Question 13A peak moment is often strongest when? Athe frame contains no contextBthe photographer shoots randomlyCmovement, expression and context alignDthe subject is between meaningful actions

Question 14Long lenses magnify camera movement, so technique should emphasize? Astable support, posture and controlled shutter speedBmaximum ISO regardless of lightCrandom framingDmanual focus in every situation

Question 15Credentials and position matter because? Athey improve lens sharpnessBaccess determines where and how safely the photographer can workCthey increase megapixelsDthey change shutter speed

Question 16A long lens does not eliminate the need to consider? Ashutter speed, support, heat shimmer and atmospheric conditionsBmemory-card labelsCfile namesDcamera color

Question 17Ingest and backup should happen with? Aa repeatable system that protects original files and keeps them organizedBone unverified copy onlyCrandom folder namesDno metadata

Question 18Action exposure needs to balance? Aonly file formatBshutter speed, aperture and ISO according to the desired motion renderingConly ISODonly memory-card speed

Question 19Burst shooting is most useful when? Afocus is irrelevantBa sequence contains a brief moment where timing is difficult to predict preciselyCevery scene requires hundreds of identical framesDcomposition is unnecessary

Question 20In changing outdoor sport light, exposure consistency can improve when the photographer? Auses a deliberate metering and exposure strategy appropriate to the situationBchanges every setting randomlyCignores the backgroundDlocks focus and exposure without considering conditions