Question

question 27
gaffer tape is a special type of tape designed to secure television/audio cables to the floor without leaving residue on the surface it is attached to.
true
false
question 28
fishpoles are indispensable for recording any application in which the subject is off - camera and remains in one place.
true
false
question 29
professional audio setups use phone plugs that latch together for a reliable connection.
true
false
question 30
the signals from wireless microphones do not need to be blended for recording as a combined audio track.
true
false
question 31
you should follow each long pause with a voice slate when recording narration.
true
false

Explanation:

• Question 27: Gaffer tape is known for its ability to hold cables in place on floors and other surfaces without leaving residue.
• Question 28: Fishpoles (boom poles) are very useful for recording off - camera subjects who stay in one place as they can position microphones close to the subject.
• Question 29: Professional audio setups often use connectors that latch (like XLR connectors) for reliable connections, not just phone plugs (which are more common in consumer - level or less critical setups).
• Question 30: Signals from wireless microphones usually need to be blended (mixed) to create a combined audio track, especially if there are multiple wireless microphones.
• Question 31: When recording narration, following a long pause with a voice slate (identifying information) helps in post - production for syncing and organization.

Answer:

• Question 27: True
• Question 28: True
• Question 29: False
• Question 30: False
• Question 31: True