Movie Editing Tools Class 12 MCQ Quiz

Windows Movie Maker

• The primary purpose of Windows Movie Maker is to create and edit videos
• It can also be used for editing images
• The 4 main parts of Movie Maker are:
• Video clips
• Audio/music
• Transitions
• Effects
• A video can be imported in Movie Maker by clicking on the "Import" button
• Effects can be imported into a video in Movie Maker by dragging and dropping them into the timeline
• NCERT stands for National Council of Educational Research and Training

Windows Movie Maker Features

• Video transitions can be imported from the "Effects" tab in Windows Movie Maker
• A project can be exported or saved in Windows Movie Maker by clicking on the "File" menu and selecting "Save" or "Export"
• Audio or video can be recorded directly from Windows Movie Maker using the " RECORD" button
• Windows Movie Maker is known for its non-linear video editing capabilities
• NLE stands for Non-Linear Editing in the context of video editing
• The first Windows Movie Maker software was included in Windows ME operating system
• Windows Movie Maker supports file formats such as AVI, MP4, and WMV

VirtualDub

• VirtualDub supports Windows 95 and later versions of the Windows operating system
• VirtualDub comes under the GNU General Public License (GPL)

Multimedia

• The first web browser to introduce Multimedia elements was Mosaic
• Multimedia elements were first added to Mosaic in 1993
• The advantages of Multimedia include:
• Interactive learning
• Engagement
• Better understanding
• The disadvantages of Multimedia include:
• Distracting
• Information overload
• Technical issues

Image File Formats

• HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language
• XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language
• Raster images are based on pixels
• Vector images are not based on pixels
• TIFF is a lossless image format
• JPEG is a lossy image format
• GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format
• GIF file formats use raster images with lossless compression technique
• JPEG stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group
• JPEG supports 24-bit color for images compressed using lossy compression
• JPEG supports 8 bits per color channel for images compressed using lossy compression
• EPS stands for Encapsulated PostScript

Test your knowledge of Movie Editing Tools with this multiple-choice quiz based on NCERT Textbook Web Application ( 803 ). This quiz covers important MCQs and QA relevant to the class 12 curriculum.