What do you know about the editing process? This quiz may be of assistance. This quiz necessitates you learning how to add a color label to a clip, bin, or sequence, create a subclip from another clip, place markers, what the replace edit does, and the three ways you can sync clips or angles. Take this quiz and see if your knowledge of editing makes the cut.
In the Browser, Control-click (or right-click) the item and choose Label, then select a color.
In the Canvas, Control-click (or right-click) the item and choose Label, then select a color.
In the Timeline, Control-click (or right-click) the item and choose Label, then select a color.
In the File Menu, Control-click (or right-click) the item and choose Label, then select a color.
Set an In point in the Timeline, then choose Modify > Make Subclip.
Set In and Out points in the clip, then choose Modify > Make Subclip.
Set an In point in the clip, then choose Modify > Make Subclip.
Set In and Out points in the Timeline, then choose Modify > Make Subclip.
A clip in the Viewer
A clip in the Canvas
In the Timeline ruler
A selected clip in the Timeline
Yes. When snapping is on, you can snap the playhead to markers and snap a clip marker to a sequence marker or to another clip marker.
No. When snapping is on, you cannot snap the playhead to markers and snap a clip marker to a sequence marker or to another clip marker.
The Command key is used to create a new poster frame (Command-P).
The Option key is used to create a new poster frame (Option-P).
The Shift key is used to create a new poster frame (Shift-P).
The Control key is used to create a new poster frame (Control-P).
It replaces a sequence clip with a source clip, aligning the Viewer and Timeline playhead positions.
It deletes a source clip with a sequence clip, aligning the Viewer and Timeline playhead positions.
It replaces a source clip with a sequence clip, aligning the Viewer and Timeline playhead positions.
It replaces a sequence clip with a source clip, aligning the Viewer and Canvas playhead positions.
In columns
In rows
Each clip slightly lower than the previous clip.
Alphabetically
A camera with different lenses was used to film various actions.
Multiple cameras were used to shoot different actions at different times.
Multiple cameras were used to shoot the same action at different times.
Multiple cameras were used to shoot the same action at the same time but from different angles.
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Two
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Control-click (or right-click) a selected clip or bin and choose Add Multiclip from the shortcut menu.
In the Browser, select the clips you want to include in the multiclip and choose Modify > Make Multiclip.
Control-click (or right-click) a selected clip or bin and choose Make Multiclip from the shortcut menu.
In the Browser, select the clips you want to include in the multiclip and choose Modify > Add Multiclip.
Sprockets
Out Points
Timecode
In Points
The Command key
The Shift key
The Control key
The Option key
Cutting changes the edit point you see at the playhead location; switching makes a new edit point at that location.
There is no difference (they do the same thing).
Cutting changes the angle you see at the playhead location; switching makes a new edit point at that location.
Switching changes the angle you see at the playhead location; cutting makes a new edit point at that location.
No.
Yes, you can collapse a multiclip by choosing Modify > Collapse Multiclip(s).
Yes, you can collapse a multiclip by choosing File > Collapse Multiclip(s).
Yes, you can collapse a multiclip by choosing Sequence > Collapse Multiclip(s).