Vocabulary Test About PHOTOGRAPHY Choose The Right Answer MCQ Exercise 172

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Question 1

This photo is rather _____ because my camera was out of focus.

A	blotted
B	blurred
C	faded
D	smeared

Question 1 Explanation:

A photo that is not sharp, often because the camera was out of focus, is blurred. Not faded: a faded photo has lost its colour over time.

Question 2

I want this roll of film developed and _____ please.

A	finished
B	made
C	printed
D	stamped

Question 2 Explanation:

After a film is developed, the pictures are printed on paper. We say develop and print a film.

Question 3

I _____ several photographs at our party.

A	got
B	made
C	did
D	took

Question 3 Explanation:

The usual collocation is take a photograph: I took several photographs. Not made: we don't say make a photo in English.

Question 4

Do you prefer photographs with a matt or gloss _____?

A	completion
B	finish
C	polish
D	finishing

Question 4 Explanation:

The finish of a photo is the look of its surface: a matt finish (not shiny) or a gloss finish (shiny). Not polish: that is a product for making things shine.

Question 5

As I liked your photo, I had it _____.

A	enlarged
B	lengthened
C	sized
D	widened

Question 5 Explanation:

To make a photo bigger is to have it enlarged. An enlargement is a bigger copy of a photo. Not widened or lengthened: these change only one side of something.

Question 6

That picture did not come out because you put your finger in front of the _____ while you were taking it.

A	button
B	lens
C	shutter
D	viewfinder

Question 6 Explanation:

The lens is the glass part at the front of the camera that the light goes through. If your finger covers it, the picture does not come out. Not viewfinder: covering it does not spoil the photo.

Question 7

My sister is an enthusiastic photographer, and she _____ all her own films.