1.
The "J-K-L" key combination is universal over every major editing platform. What is it and why is it so important? (6)
2.
It is critically important for us to import new footage to the proper place. What do we do before we perform the actual import that will insure the footage is sent to the correct folder? (3)
3.
Name one of the several ways to open a new event. (2)
4.
What are the two key we use to set a range?(3)
5.
What is a compound clip and why are they often valuable in better organizing your timeline? (4)
6.
Explain one way to apply either a video effect or audio effect. Be specific about the steps. (4)
7.
The background tasks button is at the center of the dashboard and often displays a counting up of numbers from 0 to 100. What is happening when these numbers are less than 100 and are counting up? (4)
8.
Which of the modifier keys doe we use with the "z" key to view an entire project in the timeline? (2)
Correct Answer
A. Shift
Explanation
To view an entire project in the timeline, we use the Shift key in combination with the "z" key. The Shift key is a modifier key that allows us to perform additional functions or commands when pressed simultaneously with other keys. In this case, pressing Shift + "z" allows us to zoom out and see the entire project in the timeline.
9.
How do we access the shortcut menu for most items? (2)
Correct Answer
D. Control-Click
Explanation
To access the shortcut menu for most items, you can use the Control-Click method. This means holding down the Control key on your keyboard and then clicking on the item you want to access the menu for. This action will open a contextual menu with various options related to the item, allowing you to perform specific actions or access additional features.
10.
What is the keyboard shortcut for toggling the video skimmer bar? (2)
Correct Answer
C. S
Explanation
The correct answer is "s". This is the keyboard shortcut for toggling the video skimmer bar.
11.
What is not stored in an event? (2)
Correct Answer
B. Timelines
Explanation
Timelines are not stored in an event. An event typically refers to a specific occurrence or happening, and timelines are used to organize and sequence events or activities. While photos, raw footage, and audio clips can be stored and associated with an event to provide visual, video, or audio documentation, timelines themselves are not stored as part of the event data.
12.
What keys to we use to move forward one frame? (2)
Correct Answer
A. Right arrow
Explanation
To move forward one frame, we use the right arrow key.
13.
How do we hide Final Cut Pro from the desktop? (2)
Correct Answer
D. Command H
Explanation
To hide Final Cut Pro from the desktop, the correct answer is Command H. This keyboard shortcut is commonly used in macOS to hide the active application and its windows. By pressing Command H while Final Cut Pro is active, the application will be hidden from the desktop, allowing the user to focus on other tasks or applications without closing Final Cut Pro completely.
14.
Keywords are automatically applied to clips upon import in all cases. (2)
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
The statement is false because keywords are not automatically applied to clips upon import in all cases. The application of keywords upon import depends on the settings and preferences set by the user. It is possible to configure the software to automatically apply keywords, but it is not a universal default setting.
15.
What is the indication that a keyword has been manually attached to a clip?(2)
Correct Answer
B. A blue line across clip
Explanation
A blue line across a clip indicates that a keyword has been manually attached to it.
16.
When shooting with our cameras, what does the transcoding of footage (proxy or optimized video) NOT do to the original clips? (2)
Correct Answer
B. Delete original footage
Explanation
Transcoding footage, whether it is proxy or optimized video, does not delete the original clips. This means that the original footage remains intact and is not removed during the transcoding process. The purpose of transcoding is to create smaller, more manageable files that are easier to work with and edit, while still preserving the original footage.
17.
What is the keyboard shortcut for make a clip a favorite? (2)
Correct Answer
A. The "f" key alone
Explanation
Pressing the "f" key alone is the keyboard shortcut for making a clip a favorite. This shortcut allows users to quickly mark a clip as a favorite without having to navigate through menus or use the mouse. By simply pressing the "f" key, users can easily tag important or preferred clips during video editing or playback.
18.
What is keyboard shortcut for rejecting a clip? (2)
Correct Answer
A. Delete key
Explanation
The keyboard shortcut for rejecting a clip is the Delete key. This key is commonly used to remove or delete selected items, such as clips, from a project or timeline. By pressing the Delete key, the user can quickly reject a clip without having to navigate through menus or use the mouse. This shortcut is efficient and saves time when working with video editing software.
19.
What is the keyboard shortcut for playing a clip from the beginning to end of a range? (2)
Correct Answer
C. " / "
Explanation
The correct answer is " / ". This keyboard shortcut is used to play a clip from the beginning to the end of a range.