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7-26.

You are copying charts to 35mm
color slides on an MP-4 copy
camera.

The right-rear lamp burns

out.

What lamp(s) should you

replace?

The right-rear lamp only

The right-rear and the

right-front lamps only

The right-rear and the

left-rear lamps only

All four lamps

7-27.

What type of film should you use

to copy a black-and-white line
original?

1. Kodalith
2. Plus-X
3. HP5 Plus
4. XP2

7-28.

Which, if any, of the following

types of film should you use to

make a black-and-white copy of

a colored line original?

Colorblind

Orthochromatic

Panchromatic

None of the above

7-29.

To copy a black-and-white
continuous-tone original,
you should use which of the

following films??

Kodalith

Contrast Process Pan

Kodak Commercial

Tri-X

7-30.

Which of the following films should

you use to produce a color negative

of a color photographic print?

Vericolor III Professional

Kodak Internegative

Ektachrome

Kodacolor

7-31

7-32

You are printing a number of color
prints that will later be copied to
color slides.

What surface paper

should you use to make the prints?

Glossy

2. Matte
3.

Semimatte

Pearl

At what angle to the original
should the copy lights be
positioned for general, routine
copy work?

1. 90°
2. 45°
3. 30°
4. 10°

7-33.

You have produced a copy negative
that you know was lighted evenly,
but the negative still has less
density at the edges than at the
center.

What factor most probably

caused this problem?

A wide-angle lens was used

A telephoto lens was used

The film was overexposed

The film was underexposed

7-34.

What type of film requires

the most critical exposure?

High contrast

Moderate contrast

Normal contrast

Low contrast

7-35.

Many bright reflections are
occurring from high points of
brush strokes on an oil painting

that you are copying.

What may

be the end result?

Increased contrast

Reduced contrast

Underexposure

Overexposure

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