Question

question 37
it is easy to increase sound levels in editing, but difficult to decrease them without obvious quality loss.
true
false
question 38
recorded foley sounds are synchronized to video playback.
true
false
question 39
if possible, you should use a cardioid microphone for voice recording.
true
false
question 40
if the narrator makes a mistake while reading the script, stop recording and have them start over.
true
false

Explanation:

• Question 37: When editing audio, increasing sound levels (e.g., through gain adjustment) is relatively straightforward. But reducing them without quality loss (e.g., avoiding distortion from over - compression) is hard.
• Question 38: Foley sounds (created to match on - screen action) are synchronized to video playback to create a realistic audio - visual experience.
• Question 39: Cardioid microphones are good for voice recording as they pick up sound from the front (reducing background noise).
• Question 40: If a narrator makes a mistake, it's better to stop and start over to get a clean recording (rather than trying to edit out small errors which can be time - consuming and may affect quality).

Answer:

• Question 37: True
• Question 38: True
• Question 39: True
• Question 40: True