Worksheet: Capturing Motion | Digital Photography - Class 8 PDF Download

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

Q1: What is the key to capturing fast motion in photography?
(a) Aperture settings
(b) ISO sensitivity
(c) Shutter speed
(d) White balance

Q2: Which camera mode is recommended for capturing action shots?
(a) Landscape mode
(b) Portrait mode
(c) Sports scene mode
(d) Night mode

Q3: How can motion detection help reduce blurring in photos?
(a) It increases the ISO setting
(b) It adjusts the aperture size
(c) It uses a slower shutter speed
(d) It uses a faster shutter speed when necessary

Q4: Why is it important to anticipate your subject's actions when capturing action shots?
(a) To add motion blur intentionally
(b) To avoid using motion detection
(c) To ensure the subject remains perfectly still
(d) To capture the subject without running out of the frame

Q5: What does pressing the shutter button halfway down ahead of time help with?
(a) Adjusting the aperture
(b) Adjusting the ISO sensitivity
(c) Preparing the camera for focus and exposure
(d) Capturing motion blur intentionally

True or False

Q1: Motion blur is always undesirable in action shots.

Q2: Continuous shooting mode captures only one photo at a time.

Q3: Motion detection in cameras uses a slower shutter speed to reduce blurring.

Q4: Using the Sports scene mode in photography is recommended for capturing still subjects.

Q5: Adjusting the aperture is the most critical factor in capturing fast motion.

Short Answer Questions

Q1: Explain why it's important to use a faster shutter speed when capturing fast-moving subjects.

Q2: Describe how motion detection works in cameras and its benefits in action photography.

Q3: What is the advantage of using continuous shooting mode in action photography?

Q4: Explain the concept of anticipating your subject's actions in action photography.

Q5: How can adjusting the shutter speed manually help a photographer achieve the desired effect in action photography?