Explore topic-wise MCQs in Chemical Engineering.

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1.

An eye-level shot has what effect on the viewer?

A. Makes the viewer feel overpowered by the subject
B. Makes the viewer feel like they are looking down on the
C. Makes the viewer feel like they are looking up at the
D. Makes the viewer feel like they are in the same space as the subject
Answer» E.
2.

What shot would be used to establish the full costume of a character in TV drama

A. Establishing Shot
B. Long Shot
C. Close Up Shot
D. Extreme Close Up Shot
Answer» C. Close Up Shot
3.

Role of Prism Block is:

A. Highly senstative to camera
B. May cause damage to whole camera
C. consist of sensor associated with
D. All of the above
Answer» E.
4.

What is the shot type where a camera stays in one spot but moves focus from one side of the scene to the other?

A. Zooming
B. Tracking
C. Panning
D. Establishing Shot
Answer» B. Tracking
5.

Who built the first motion picture camera?

A. Thomas Edison
B. Egeorge Eastman
C. W.K.L Dickson
D. The Lumiere brothers
Answer» B. Egeorge Eastman
6.

What is a shot with camera on a crane over the action called?

A. Two Shot
B. Eye Level
C. Crane Shot
D. Dissolve
Answer» D. Dissolve
7.

What is the definition of Cinematography?

A. Using film to create a motion picture
B. Combining pictures in a rapid succession to crate the illusion of movement
C. The filming of a scene with a motion picture camera
D. The art of making motion pictures
Answer» D. The art of making motion pictures
8.

What is it called when the camera turns to the left or right?

A. Track Shot
B. Tilt
C. Pan
D. Pivot
Answer» C. Pan
9.

The amount of light or darkness on a photograph is known as the:

A. Exposure
B. Shutter Speed
C. Contrast
D. Sharpness
Answer» B. Shutter Speed
10.

A director would commonly use and establishing shot as the first shot in a new scene. He/She would choose to use it in

A. Shot the audience a fast piece of action
B. Show the audience the protagonist of the film
C. Show the audience where the action is
D. Show the audience the climax of the film
Answer» D. Show the audience the climax of the film
11.

When was the first moiton camera made?

A. 1895
B. 1905
C. 1891
D. 1889
Answer» C. 1891
12.

Accessories of Video Camera includes:

A. Lens
B. Tripod
C. Lights
D. Gels
Answer» B. Tripod
13.

What Shot is used to show the emotions on a character's face?

A. Extreme Close Up
B. Long Shot
C. Aerial Shot
D. Close Up Shot
Answer» B. Long Shot
14.

What is depth of field?

A. The area that is in focus
B. The lens angle
C. The amount of zoom
D. The size of aperture
Answer» D. The size of aperture
15.

Which is the best type of screen shot to use to show a conversation between 2 people?

A. Long Shot
B. Over the shoulder shot
C. Extreme Close Up Shot
D. Aerial Shot
Answer» C. Extreme Close Up Shot
16.

If the director wanted the audience to feel as if they were in a god-like position, and to feel control, possessiveness, and patience in vierwes, she/he might use

A. An extreme close up shot
B. A birds-eye view shot
C. A cented angle shot
D. An establishing shot
Answer» C. A cented angle shot
17.

What is the term Camera Obscura means?

A. Dark Room
B. Projector
C. Camera
D. None of the above
Answer» B. Projector
18.

What is definition of photography?

A. Producing a photograph
B. Light writing
C. Capturing a scene with light
D. Capturing an image
Answer» E.
19.

What shot is used to represent a character as having power?

A. High Angle Shot
B. Low Angle Shot
C. Establishing Shot
D. Canted Shot
Answer» C. Establishing Shot
20.

What is a medium shot of a subject?

A. A shot from the knees up
B. A Shot from the feet up
C. A shot from the chest up
D. A shot from the hip up
Answer» B. A Shot from the feet up
21.

What is the correct terminology for 'everyhting in the scene'?

A. Background
B. Set
C. Plot
D. Mise-en-scene
Answer» E.
22.

Which lense is able to focus closer to an object than normal lenses?

A. Standard Lens
B. Telephoto Lens
C. Normal Lens
D. Macro Lens
Answer» E.
23.

Which device in the camera turns light energy into electrical energy?

A. Aperture
B. View finder
C. ISO
D. Image Sensor
Answer» E.
24.

A special sort of camera incorporates by a scanner which is made up of

A. Charged couple device
B. Laser light
C. Sensor
D. None of the above
Answer» B. Laser light
25.

What position of the camera makes it the subject appear strong/powerful?

A. Close up
B. Eye Level
C. Low Angle
D. High Angle
Answer» E.
26.

Which is the most common editing technique?

A. Close-up
B. Low Angle
C. Cut
D. Diegetic
Answer» D. Diegetic
27.

which control changes the volume of light entering the camera?

A. Shutter
B. Aperture
C. ISO
D. Focus
Answer» D. Focus
28.

Which part of the camera controls how long light is exposed to the digital sensor/film?

A. The shutter
B. The digital sensor
C. The hyper focal distance
D. The aperture
Answer» E.
29.

In which types of lens has fixed focal length?

A. Zoom Lens
B. Telephoto Lens
C. Normal Lens
D. Prime Lens
Answer» D. Prime Lens
30.

When was the first digital camera made?

A. 1985
B. 1950
C. 1975
D. 1965
Answer» B. 1950
31.

Role playing is an effective technique used in group counselling. Whichof the following is not a benefit of role playing?

A. practicing new skills
B. identifying effective and in effective behaviors
C. escaping from being oneself
D. preparing for real-life situations
Answer» D. preparing for real-life situations
32.

Confidentiality may be breached by a counselor

A. when ordered by the court
B. when a member is no longer part of the group
C. to the parents or spouse of the group members
D. under no circumstances
Answer» B. when a member is no longer part of the group
33.

When a group member projects feelings deriving from past relationshiponto the therapist, it is called

A. counter transference
B. transference
C. reframing
D. confrontation
Answer» C. reframing
34.

Self-disclosure involves

A. “war stories”
B. sharing self-knowledge with the group
C. dumping negative feelings on the group
D. “letting it all hang out”
Answer» C. dumping negative feelings on the group
35.

In rational-emotive and cognitive- behavioural therapy groups the focusis more on thoughts than on feelings. These techniques help people become aware of their

A. self-denial
B. defenses
C. self-talk
D. depression
Answer» D. depression
36.

Brainstorming is a process used by groups for problem solving. Whichof these is not a characteristic of brain storming?

A. there is a time limit
B. ideas are critically evaluated
C. quantity of ideas is foremost
D. creativity overrides practicality
Answer» B. ideas are critically evaluated
37.

Which type of group counselor views people as basically positive andmoving toward actualization?

A. behavioural
B. group centered
C. adlerian
D. psychoanalytic
Answer» C. adlerian
38.

Oral or written behavioural agreements in groups counseling arereferred to as

A. trust
B. issue
C. contracts
D. conclusions
Answer» D. conclusions
39.

Johari’s window is a technique used to indicate differences in.

A. cohesion
B. orientation
C. openness
D. behaviour
Answer» D. behaviour
40.

“Empty chair” is a group technique used by which type of groupcounselor?

A. gestalt
B. behavioural
C. transactional analysis
D. adlerian
Answer» B. behavioural
41.

The “mediator” is an important dimension of which type ofconsultation?

A. mental health
B. triadic
C. process
D. behavioural
Answer» C. process
42.

When a counselor’s response includes congruent ideas and feelings from another frame of reference to facilitate client exploration, Iveywould say the counselor is using

A. basic empathy
B. reflection of meaning
C. additive empathy
D. skill integration
Answer» D. skill integration
43.

Counselors who choose their approach and techniques according to theneeds and capacity of each individual client are said to be

A. humanistic
B. affective
C. cognitive
D. eclectic
Answer» E.
44.

Maslow believes that individuals are unable to reach self-actualizationuntil they

A. face reality
B. identify irrational beliefs
C. satisfy lower order needs
D. resolve transference issues
Answer» D. resolve transference issues
45.

Which of these is not one of the core elements of the helpingrelationship?

A. psychodynamics
B. theory
C. social influence
D. human relations
Answer» B. theory
46.

Which counselor intervention most closely follows client verbalizations?

A. reflection of feeling
B. confrontation
C. restatement of content
D. positive regard
Answer» D. positive regard
47.

The counseling profession is based upon some general philosophicalpropositions. Which of these is not one of them?

A. counseling aims to promote human growth and development
B. counseling considers physical as well as psychosocial environment.
C. counseling facilitates person-environment fit.
D. counseling is a clearly defined helping relationship.
Answer» E.
48.

Some counseling techniques are appropriate for individual counseling,while others apply more to group counseling. Which of the following counselor skills applied to individual as well as group counseling?

A. summarizing
B. consensus taking
C. moderating
D. linking
Answer» B. consensus taking
49.

Particular counseling activities are usually associated with theirprimary proponents. For example, psychodrama is to Moreno as hot seat is to

A. freud
B. glasser
C. adler
D. perls
Answer» E.
50.

Carkhuff has developed scaled for measuring the core conditions foreffective counseling. Which of the following is not one of the core conditions?

A. empathy
B. respect
C. insight
D. genuineness
Answer» D. genuineness