1. You have room in your budget to hire professionals as voiceovers in your multimedia project. You send an announcement to talent agencies known as a/an
A. sampling list.
B. casting call.
C. talent search.
D. audition.
2. Your multimedia project gives beginner and experienced users different interface options depending on their skill level. What type of interface is this?
A. Novice
B. Navigational
C. Modal
D. Flexible
3. In the software world, many people allow their programs to be used freely by all users. What type of license do they use on this software?
A. AFTRA
B. SAG
C. GNU GPL
D. GUI
4. You're releasing a prototype of your project that's in very good shape, ready to be tested by a wider audience. What stage are you in?
A. Secondary
B. Latter
C. Beta
D. Sequential
5. In your proposal for a client, you're describing the look and feel of the potential project, which may be in the _______ section.
A. executive summary
B. project implementation
C. needs analysis
D. creative strategy
6. If you use someone else's work without his or her permission, you can be in danger of being sued for
A. copyright infringement.
B. privacy violation.
C. fair use infraction.
D. royalty infraction.
7. Your multimedia team sits down to discuss a project's structure and you're going over the complete navigation map including links between each component. Which type of structure are you discussing?
A. Linear
B. Depth
C. Surface
D. Nonlinear
8. An audio clip you find is noted as free use, but you must still pay a fee. This fee is known as a/an
A. electronic usage fee.
B. footage cost.
C. licensing right.
D. royalty.
9. To calculate the total duration of a project based on tasks, which of the following types of scheduling functions in program management software should you choose?
A. RFT
B. PERT
C. CPM
D. Gantt
10. As you begin to schedule the milestones for your multimedia project, you use a planning tool that depicts tasks along a timeline. Which of the following are you most likely using?
A. Gantt chart
B. Edit decision list
C. Orange Book
D. Hierarchical File System
11. "Documentation" falls under the category of _______ Costs when creating cost sheets.
A. Production
B. Distribution
C. Project Development
D. Testing
12. Copyright ownership can get tricky when one person purchases an image and greatly modifies it. This new image is known as a
A. reprint.
B. derivative work.
C. secondary work.
D. copyleft rendition.
13. You've copied text from a Web page and you want to insert it into another document. What Windows shortcut can help you do this?
A. CTRL-A
B. CTRL-V
C. CTRL-Z
D. CTRL-C
14. You're sitting down with your team to brainstorm on the structure of a multimedia project. Which of the following would you use to chart the flow a user can follow from screen to screen?
A. Navigation map
B. User interface
C. Surface structure
D. Storyboard
15. You're preparing an estimate of costs for a multimedia project. In order to account for ________, or unexpected items and costs that are likely to occur, you add some padding to your time and costs.
A. concept changes
B. contingencies
C. project scope
D. feasibility
16. If you're a journalist reporting on a copyrighted piece of work, you may be able to avoid having to obtain a license by the _______ exception.
A. copyleft
B. royalty-free
C. free press
D. fair use
17. A growing movement that promotes the use of an original author's work without infringing on the author's rights is called
A. copyleft.
B. legal piracy.
C. public licensing.
D. fair use.
18. You're deciding which content to add to your Web site. Which of the following is not considered content?
A. Text
B. HTML
C. Animation
D. Images
19. You found an image that you would like to include on your Web project. What type of rights should you request permission to use?
A. Electronic
B. Royalty
C. Internet
D. Public
20. You're preparing a payment schedule for a client for your multimedia project. After deciding on the costs, you generally divide payments into _______ for billing.
A. half
B. months
C. quarters
D. thirds
A. sampling list.
B. casting call.
C. talent search.
D. audition.
2. Your multimedia project gives beginner and experienced users different interface options depending on their skill level. What type of interface is this?
A. Novice
B. Navigational
C. Modal
D. Flexible
3. In the software world, many people allow their programs to be used freely by all users. What type of license do they use on this software?
A. AFTRA
B. SAG
C. GNU GPL
D. GUI
4. You're releasing a prototype of your project that's in very good shape, ready to be tested by a wider audience. What stage are you in?
A. Secondary
B. Latter
C. Beta
D. Sequential
5. In your proposal for a client, you're describing the look and feel of the potential project, which may be in the _______ section.
A. executive summary
B. project implementation
C. needs analysis
D. creative strategy
6. If you use someone else's work without his or her permission, you can be in danger of being sued for
A. copyright infringement.
B. privacy violation.
C. fair use infraction.
D. royalty infraction.
7. Your multimedia team sits down to discuss a project's structure and you're going over the complete navigation map including links between each component. Which type of structure are you discussing?
A. Linear
B. Depth
C. Surface
D. Nonlinear
8. An audio clip you find is noted as free use, but you must still pay a fee. This fee is known as a/an
A. electronic usage fee.
B. footage cost.
C. licensing right.
D. royalty.
9. To calculate the total duration of a project based on tasks, which of the following types of scheduling functions in program management software should you choose?
A. RFT
B. PERT
C. CPM
D. Gantt
10. As you begin to schedule the milestones for your multimedia project, you use a planning tool that depicts tasks along a timeline. Which of the following are you most likely using?
A. Gantt chart
B. Edit decision list
C. Orange Book
D. Hierarchical File System
11. "Documentation" falls under the category of _______ Costs when creating cost sheets.
A. Production
B. Distribution
C. Project Development
D. Testing
12. Copyright ownership can get tricky when one person purchases an image and greatly modifies it. This new image is known as a
A. reprint.
B. derivative work.
C. secondary work.
D. copyleft rendition.
13. You've copied text from a Web page and you want to insert it into another document. What Windows shortcut can help you do this?
A. CTRL-A
B. CTRL-V
C. CTRL-Z
D. CTRL-C
14. You're sitting down with your team to brainstorm on the structure of a multimedia project. Which of the following would you use to chart the flow a user can follow from screen to screen?
A. Navigation map
B. User interface
C. Surface structure
D. Storyboard
15. You're preparing an estimate of costs for a multimedia project. In order to account for ________, or unexpected items and costs that are likely to occur, you add some padding to your time and costs.
A. concept changes
B. contingencies
C. project scope
D. feasibility
16. If you're a journalist reporting on a copyrighted piece of work, you may be able to avoid having to obtain a license by the _______ exception.
A. copyleft
B. royalty-free
C. free press
D. fair use
17. A growing movement that promotes the use of an original author's work without infringing on the author's rights is called
A. copyleft.
B. legal piracy.
C. public licensing.
D. fair use.
18. You're deciding which content to add to your Web site. Which of the following is not considered content?
A. Text
B. HTML
C. Animation
D. Images
19. You found an image that you would like to include on your Web project. What type of rights should you request permission to use?
A. Electronic
B. Royalty
C. Internet
D. Public
20. You're preparing a payment schedule for a client for your multimedia project. After deciding on the costs, you generally divide payments into _______ for billing.
A. half
B. months
C. quarters
D. thirds
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