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SSM Exam # 2 Questions & Answers 100% correc(T or F) People look short and chubby in a 16 x 9 image that has been digitally squeezed to fit a 4 x 3 aspect ratio - ANSWER False Which of the following does Zettl not identify as a result of creating a secondary frame within a primary frame? - ANSWER It changes and expands the original aspect ratio of the screen (T or F) Tilting up the camera can help overcome the basic restrictions of the fixed aspect ratio just as panning sideways will - ANSWER True (T or F) The technique of reducing the size of a 4 x 3 picture to fit an HDTV and placing it in the center of the wide- screen frame is called windowboxing - ANSWER True (T or F) Scale remains constant, regardless of whether you perceive it on a large movie screen or smartphone display - ANSWER True One early attempt to change the aspect ratio of the screen that is still occasionally used today is... - ANSWER Masking (T or F) Filling the sides of the screen with scenic elements, such as buildings, trees, or furniture to alter the screen's aspect ratio is an example of artificial masking - ANSWER False When held in a vertical position, a smartphone will display a ________ 4 x 3 image, with empty areas on the top and bottom of the screen - ANSWER Letterboxed What is letterboxing? - ANSWER Fitting a 16:9 image into a 4:3 screen (T or F) In early cinema, directors attempted to change the fixed aspect ratio of the screen - ANSWER True (T or F) There are no definite, fixed borders in a video camera's viewfinder or the screen on which the media is projected - ANSWER False Which shots fare better on the large movie screen than on the small television set? - ANSWER Landscape Scenes What is meant by aspect ratio? - ANSWER The relationship of frame width to height What is the most accurate indicator of actual object size when shown onscreen? - ANSWER Showing the object in relation to a person (T or F) If we are unfamiliar with an object, we tend to judge its size by how much screen area it takes up - ANSWER True (T or F) Off-center framing cannot increase the tension in the dynamic picture field - ANSWER False (T or F) The narrow-angle lens shows objects placed along the z-axis squeezed; the z-axis therefore appears shortened - ANSWER True (T or F) In the traditional stereoscope, the viewer directs the left eye to the left-eye picture of a scene, and the right eye to the right-eye picture - ANSWER True t


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