MAC 209 CBT PRACTICE

Phil 2 weeks agoLast Updated: January 11, 2025

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Take your time to read instructions before taking this test.

There are 40 questions which you are to answer in 15 minutes that gives you roughly 30 seconds per question.

If you can get at least 60%, you can be rest assured that you’ll ace MAC 209 exam

In a normal exam you will be asked between 40 – 60 questions but I only arranged 40 questions

Note

Do not be in a hurry to answer the questions
Do not waste time on a question you don’t know
Move as fast as possible and starting with questions that don’t have calculation first to save time
Always crosscheck
Don’t be in a hurry to submit, you are not in a competition
Don’t be scared. Getting an A is easy
Don’t be over confident, you can end up a D, E or F. Calm your blood, no be only you sabi book

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70 – 100 A

60 – 69 B

50 – 59 C

45 – 49 D

40 – 44 E

0 – 39 F

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MAC 209

1 / 40

1. Which equipment is primarily used for editing in post-production?

A. Sound recorder

B. Editing machine

C. Microphone

D. Camera

2 / 40

2. Studio recording refers to:

A. Live broadcasting

B. Recording within the controlled environment of a studio

C. Recording outside the studio

D. Recording without props

3 / 40

3. What is a key advantage of recorded programmes over live ones?

A. They are faster to produce

B. They create more excitement

C. They can be edited and polished

D. They are immune to technical issues

4 / 40

4. What signifies the end of the production process?

A. Organizing a production conference

B. Conducting the final rehearsal

C. Broadcasting the recorded programme

D. Editing the storyline

5 / 40

5. What is the primary focus of the production stage?

A. Shooting or recording the programme

B. Editing recorded visuals

C. Generating new ideas

D. Arranging equipment and props

6 / 40

6. What is the primary purpose of an audio console in broadcast production?

A. Recording video signals

B. Editing audio content

C. Lighting control

D. Mixing, amplifying, and routing audio

7 / 40

7. During production, the floor manager ensures:

A. Lights and sound equipment are functioning correctly

B. Props are edited into the programme

C. Scripts are finalized

D. Broadcasting schedules are updated

8 / 40

8. What is the first stage of programme production?

A. Post-production

B. Distribution

C. Production

D. Pre-production

9 / 40

9. Lighting in television production serves to:

A. Establish the mood and illuminate subjects

B. Enhance editing quality

C. Improve microphone sensitivity

D. Create sound effects

10 / 40

10. What role does an anchor play in television production?

A. Formally presents programmes

B. Operates the camera

C. Directs the actors

D. Writes the script

11 / 40

11. Who facilitates smooth execution by assisting both the producer and director?

A. Anchor

B. Production assistant

C. Cameraperson

D. Scriptwriter

12 / 40

12. Editing equipment is essential for:

A. Capturing on-location visuals

B. Managing lighting setups

C. Selecting and arranging recorded materials in a desired order

D. Mixing live audio

13 / 40

13. Which of the following is a characteristic of live programmes?

A. Being recorded for later telecast

B. Generating excitement among viewers

C. Focused primarily on editing

D. Allowing for retakes

14 / 40

14. What equipment converts sound waves into audio signals?

A. Camera

B. Microphone

C. Sound recorder

D. Videotape recorder

15 / 40

15. Which of the following is NOT a stage in programme production?

A. Broadcasting

B. Post-production

C. Pre-production

D. Production

16 / 40

16. During production, the floor manager ensures:

A. Scripts are finalized

B. Lights and sound equipment are functioning correctly

C. Broadcasting schedules are updated

D. Props are edited into the programme

17 / 40

17. What does the costume designer focus on?

A. Set construction

B. Editing the recorded visuals

C. Lighting arrangement

D. Designing and constructing costumes for performances

18 / 40

18. Post-production includes:

A. Adding effects, editing, and finalizing visuals

B. Arranging costumes and props

C. Generating ideas for the programme

D. Shooting on location

19 / 40

19. Which equipment is crucial for creating visual signals in television production?

A. Editing machine

B. Camera

C. Transmitter

D. Sound recorder

20 / 40

20. What type of microphone picks up sound from all directions?

A. Omni-directional microphone

B. Lavalier microphone

C. Bi-directional microphone

D. Uni-directional microphone

21 / 40

21. What is the primary function of a sound recordist?

A. Directing the actors

B. Designing costumes

C. Recording and ensuring the quality of audio

D. Operating the camera

22 / 40

22. Which piece of equipment records both audio and video?

A. Sound recorder

B. Video recorder

C. Microphone

D. Camera

23 / 40

23. What is the primary function of a transmitter in broadcast production?

A. Amplifying sound signals

B. Editing recorded visuals

C. Beaming broadcast signals to an audience

D. Storing recorded data

24 / 40

24. What is the primary purpose of dubbing during post-production?

A. Recording live audio

B. Creating subtitles

C. Duplicating the master tape for distribution

D. Adding sound effects

25 / 40

25. Which activity ensures the programme fits the allocated time slot?

A. Scripting

B. Shooting

C. Casting

D. Editing

26 / 40

26. What are the three main stages of television programme production?

A. Pre-production, Production, Post-production

B. Idea, Execution, Completion

C. Planning, Recording, Broadcasting

D. Scriptwriting, Shooting, Editing

27 / 40

27. Lights in television production are used to:

A. Amplify audio signals

B. Generate sound waves

C. Establish mood and ensure adequate visibility

D. Adjust video duration

28 / 40

28. What marks the beginning of post-production?

A. Conducting audience surveys

B. Editing and reviewing recorded materials

C. Writing the programme script

D. Filming live events

29 / 40

29. The production stage involves:

A. Finalizing scripts

B. Rehearsing the roles

C. Broadcasting recorded material

D. Recording the programme and supervising equipment

30 / 40

30. Which activity is part of the pre-production stage?

A. Broadcasting the programme

B. Editing recorded materials

C. Idea generation and scripting

D. Shooting the programme

31 / 40

31. Who is responsible for managing the entire television production?

A. Producer

B. Director

C. Cameraperson

D. Scriptwriter

32 / 40

32. The director’s role includes:

A. Managing the budget

B. Coordinating actors and transforming scripts into visuals

C. Writing the script

D. Arranging equipment and props

33 / 40

33. Which stage involves idea generation and scripting?

A. Post-production

B. Broadcasting

C. Production

D. Pre-production

34 / 40

34. Who handles the creative design aspects like set design and graphics?

A. Floor manager

B. Art director

C. Sound recordist

D. Costume designer

35 / 40

35. Who facilitates smooth execution by assisting both the producer and director?

A. Anchor

B. Production assistant

C. Cameraperson

D. Scriptwriter

36 / 40

36. The velocity microphone is made with:

A. Steel diaphragms

B. Aluminum foil ribbons

C. Plastic membranes

D. Silicon circuits

37 / 40

37. Casting refers to:

A. Choosing locations for filming

B. Selecting people for specific roles based on qualities and characteristics

C. Choosing costumes for actors

D. Deciding on editing tools

38 / 40

38. What function does a sound recorder perform in production?

A. Amplifying and mixing audio inputs

B. Synchronizing subtitles

C. Filtering unwanted sounds

D. Enhancing video quality

39 / 40

39. Studio recording refers to:

A. Live broadcasting

B. Recording within the controlled environment of a studio

C. Recording without props

D. Recording outside the studio

40 / 40

40. The vision mixer is also known as the:

A. Audio amplifier

B. Camera controller

C. Video switcher

D. Editing console

Your score is

The average score is 72%

Phil 2 weeks agoLast Updated: January 11, 2025

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