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  • 1. Why must a darkroom be dark?
A) To save electricity
B) To improve photo color
C) Prevent light from damaging the film
D) To avoid distractions
  • 2. Fixer removes unused silver halide crystals.
A) False
B) True
C) Both A & B
  • 3. A good negative has balanced tones and no spots.
A) False
B) Maybe true
C) Maybe false
D) True
  • 4. What type of light is safe to use inside a darkroom?
A) LED light
B) Sunlight
C) Fluorescent light
D) Safe-light lamp
  • 5. Which equipment is used to wash films and prints?
A) Shelf
B) Dryer
C) Sink
D) Drawer
  • 6. Films can be handled with barehand safely
A) False
B) Both A & B
C) True
  • 7. What happens if chemicals are mixed improperly?
A) Faster Development
B) No effect
C) Better results
D) Possible Accidents
  • 8. What solution is used to stop the developing process?
A) Fixer
B) Developer
C) Stop Bath
D) Water
  • 9. What is a photographic darkroom?
A) A lighting studio
B) Camera storage
C) Room used to develop photo
D) A place to take pictures
  • 10. Which chemical makes the image permanent?
A) Fixer
B) Stop Bath
C) Developer
D) Water
  • 11. To much agitation improves contrast
A) False
B) True
C) Both
  • 12. What is the main function of a developer?
A) Removes chemicals
B) Makes the image visible
C) Stops chemical reaction
D) Dries the film
  • 13. What is the recommended temperature for the developer?
A) 32°F
B) 50°F
C) 100°F
D) 68°F
  • 14. A darkroom must have a proper ventilation
A) False
B) True
  • 15. What is used to hang films while drying?
A) Shelf
B) Tray
C) Film Drying Wire
D) Drawer
  • 16. Intensification is used to improve very light negatives.
A) True
B) False
  • 17. Reduction is used to lighten a very dark negative.
A) True
B) False
  • 18. A very dark negative with visible image is usually due to:
A) Poor washing
B) Low Exposure
C) Underexposure
D) Overexposure
  • 19. Blotchy or uneven negatives are caused by:
A) Improper Agitation
B) Clean Chemicals
C) Proper Agitation
D) Correct Exposure
  • 20. Double images in a negative are caused by:
A) Reticulation
B) Poor washing
C) Double Exposure
D) Air bubbles
  • 21. Yellow round spots on a negative occur during:
A) Development
B) Exposure
C) Drying
D) Fixing Stage
  • 22. What defect is caused by different temperatures of chemicals?
A) Double Exposure
B) Reticulation
C) Water Spots
D) Blurring
  • 23. Contact printing produces the same size as the negative
A) False
B) True
  • 24. A blurred image of the entire photo is caused by:
A) Dirty Chemicals
B) Wrong focus
C) Double Exposure
D) Camera Movement
  • 25. Dodging makes an area darker in the final print
A) False
B) True
  • 26. Transparent round spots on a negative are caused by
A) Light Leaks
B) Water Splashes
C) Dust
D) Air bubbles during Development
  • 27. A negative that is completely black with no image is caused by:
A) Accident Exposure to Light
B) Proper Development
C) Weak Developer
D) Underexposure
  • 28. What causes a pale or thin negative?
A) Weak Developer
B) Too much agitation
C) Underexposure
D) Strong Chemicals
  • 29. A clear or transparent negative means:
A) Strong Developer
B) Too much light Exposure
C) No Exposure
D) Proper Exposure
  • 30. Transparent round spots on a negative are caused by
A) Light leaks
B) Water Splashes
C) Dust
D) Air bubbles during Development
  • 31. Why must a darkroom be dark?
A) To avoid distractions
B) Prevent light from damaging the film
C) To save electricity
D) To improve photo color
  • 32. Fixer removes unused silver halide crystals.
A) False
B) True
C) Both A & B
  • 33. A good negative has balanced tones and no spots.
A) Maybe false
B) True
C) Maybe true
D) False
  • 34. What type of light is safe to use inside a darkroom?
A) Safe-light lamp
B) Sunlight
C) LED light
D) Fluorescent light
  • 35. Which equipment is used to wash films and prints?
A) Shelf
B) Sink
C) Dryer
D) Drawer
  • 36. Films can be handled with barehand safely
A) False
B) True
C) Both A & B
  • 37. What happens if chemicals are mixed improperly?
A) Better results
B) Faster Development
C) No effect
D) Possible Accidents
  • 38. What solution is used to stop the developing process?
A) Developer
B) Fixer
C) Water
D) Stop Bath
  • 39. What is a photographic darkroom?
A) Camera storage
B) Room used to develop photo
C) A lighting studio
D) A place to take pictures
  • 40. Which chemical makes the image permanent?
A) Stop Bath
B) Water
C) Fixer
D) Developer
  • 41. To much agitation improves contrast
A) Both
B) False
C) True
  • 42. What is the main function of a developer?
A) Dries the film
B) Stops chemical reaction
C) Makes the image visible
D) Removes chemicals
  • 43. What is the recommended temperature for the developer?
A) 32°F
B) 68°F
C) 50°F
D) 100°F
  • 44. A darkroom must have a proper ventilation
A) True
B) False
  • 45. What is used to hang films while drying?
A) Film Drying Wire
B) Shelf
C) Drawer
D) Tray
  • 46. Intensification is used to improve very light negatives.
A) True
B) False
  • 47. Reduction is used to lighten a very dark negative.
A) False
B) True
  • 48. A very dark negative with visible image is usually due to:
A) Poor washing
B) Overexposure
C) Underexposure
D) Low Exposure
  • 49. Blotchy or uneven negatives are caused by:
A) Correct Exposure
B) Clean Chemicals
C) Proper Agitation
D) Improper Agitation
  • 50. Double images in a negative are caused by:
A) Reticulation
B) Double Exposure
C) Air bubbles
D) Poor washing
  • 51. Yellow round spots on a negative occur during:
A) Drying
B) Fixing Stage
C) Development
D) Exposure
  • 52. What defect is caused by different temperatures of chemicals?
A) Water Spots
B) Reticulation
C) Blurring
D) Double Exposure
  • 53. Contact printing produces the same size as the negative
A) True
B) False
  • 54. A blurred image of the entire photo is caused by:
A) Dirty Chemicals
B) Double Exposure
C) Wrong focus
D) Camera Movement
  • 55. Dodging makes an area darker in the final print
A) False
B) True
  • 56. Transparent round spots on a negative are caused by
A) Light Leaks
B) Water Splashes
C) Air bubbles during Development
D) Dust
  • 57. A negative that is completely black with no image is caused by:
A) Weak Developer
B) Underexposure
C) Accident Exposure to Light
D) Proper Development
  • 58. What causes a pale or thin negative?
A) Too much agitation
B) Strong Chemicals
C) Weak Developer
D) Underexposure
  • 59. A clear or transparent negative means:
A) Strong Developer
B) Proper Exposure
C) Too much light Exposure
D) No Exposure
  • 60. Transparent round spots on a negative are caused by
A) Water Splashes
B) Dust
C) Air bubbles during Development
D) Light leaks
  • 61. Why must a darkroom be dark?
A) Prevent light from damaging the film
B) To avoid distractions
C) To improve photo color
D) To save electricity
  • 62. Fixer removes unused silver halide crystals.
A) True
B) Both A & B
C) False
  • 63. A good negative has balanced tones and no spots.
A) Maybe true
B) Maybe false
C) False
D) True
  • 64. What type of light is safe to use inside a darkroom?
A) Fluorescent light
B) LED light
C) Safe-light lamp
D) Sunlight
  • 65. Which equipment is used to wash films and prints?
A) Dryer
B) Drawer
C) Sink
D) Shelf
  • 66. Films can be handled with barehand safely
A) Both A & B
B) True
C) False
  • 67. What happens if chemicals are mixed improperly?
A) Faster Development
B) Better results
C) No effect
D) Possible Accidents
  • 68. What solution is used to stop the developing process?
A) Fixer
B) Developer
C) Stop Bath
D) Water
  • 69. What is a photographic darkroom?
A) A place to take pictures
B) A lighting studio
C) Camera storage
D) Room used to develop photo
  • 70. Which chemical makes the image permanent?
A) Developer
B) Stop Bath
C) Water
D) Fixer
  • 71. To much agitation improves contrast
A) True
B) False
C) Both
  • 72. What is the main function of a developer?
A) Stops chemical reaction
B) Dries the film
C) Removes chemicals
D) Makes the image visible
  • 73. What is the recommended temperature for the developer?
A) 32°F
B) 100°F
C) 68°F
D) 50°F
  • 74. A darkroom must have a proper ventilation
A) False
B) True
  • 75. What is used to hang films while drying?
A) Shelf
B) Drawer
C) Tray
D) Film Drying Wire
  • 76. Intensification is used to improve very light negatives.
A) True
B) False
  • 77. Reduction is used to lighten a very dark negative.
A) True
B) False
  • 78. A very dark negative with visible image is usually due to:
A) Underexposure
B) Poor washing
C) Low Exposure
D) Overexposure
  • 79. Blotchy or uneven negatives are caused by:
A) Proper Agitation
B) Improper Agitation
C) Correct Exposure
D) Clean Chemicals
  • 80. Double images in a negative are caused by:
A) Air bubbles
B) Reticulation
C) Poor washing
D) Double Exposure
  • 81. Yellow round spots on a negative occur during:
A) Development
B) Fixing Stage
C) Exposure
D) Drying
  • 82. What defect is caused by different temperatures of chemicals?
A) Double Exposure
B) Blurring
C) Reticulation
D) Water Spots
  • 83. Contact printing produces the same size as the negative
A) False
B) True
  • 84. A blurred image of the entire photo is caused by:
A) Dirty Chemicals
B) Double Exposure
C) Camera Movement
D) Wrong focus
  • 85. Dodging makes an area darker in the final print
A) False
B) True
  • 86. Transparent round spots on a negative are caused by
A) Water Splashes
B) Air bubbles during Development
C) Dust
D) Light Leaks
  • 87. A negative that is completely black with no image is caused by:
A) Underexposure
B) Weak Developer
C) Proper Development
D) Accident Exposure to Light
  • 88. What causes a pale or thin negative?
A) Underexposure
B) Weak Developer
C) Strong Chemicals
D) Too much agitation
  • 89. A clear or transparent negative means:
A) No Exposure
B) Proper Exposure
C) Too much light Exposure
D) Strong Developer
  • 90. Transparent round spots on a negative are caused by
A) Light leaks
B) Dust
C) Water Splashes
D) Air bubbles during Development
  • 91. Why must a darkroom be dark?
A) To avoid distractions
B) Prevent light from damaging the film
C) To improve photo color
D) To save electricity
  • 92. Fixer removes unused silver halide crystals.
A) False
B) True
C) Both A & B
  • 93. A good negative has balanced tones and no spots.
A) Maybe true
B) False
C) Maybe false
D) True
  • 94. What type of light is safe to use inside a darkroom?
A) LED light
B) Fluorescent light
C) Sunlight
D) Safe-light lamp
  • 95. Which equipment is used to wash films and prints?
A) Shelf
B) Drawer
C) Sink
D) Dryer
  • 96. Films can be handled with barehand safely
A) True
B) False
C) Both A & B
  • 97. What happens if chemicals are mixed improperly?
A) Better results
B) Possible Accidents
C) No effect
D) Faster Development
  • 98. What solution is used to stop the developing process?
A) Stop Bath
B) Developer
C) Water
D) Fixer
  • 99. What is a photographic darkroom?
A) A place to take pictures
B) Camera storage
C) A lighting studio
D) Room used to develop photo
  • 100. Which chemical makes the image permanent?
A) Fixer
B) Developer
C) Stop Bath
D) Water
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