DKA Rho Class Practice Test

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• Constructive Confrontation is best described as a process that seeks to do what?
• Which of the following describes a motion in formal meetings?
• Which option describes the mission statement?
• What is aspect ratio and how does it influence composition?
• Which item in the order of business concerns membership voting for candidates?
• Why are brand guidelines important for a chapter's communications?
• Which device was designed for individual viewing of films?
• Public slogan of the organization is which phrase?
• Which statement correctly describes licensing in protecting the underlying story?
• In the Golden Circle, What corresponds to 'What'?
• Name three typical departments or roles involved in a film production.
• What do synchronization rights in film allow?
• Which term refers to the arrangement of elements within a shot to create a desired composition?
• Which of the following is a symptom of groupthink?
• Who invented the kinetograph camera and the kinetoscope viewing box?
• Which phrase is identified as the open motto?
• Which device uses film cement to join film pieces together?
• Open motto is which phrase?
• Describe the typical governance structure of a DKA chapter and the roles of officers such as President, Treasurer, and Secretary.
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a way for DKA alumni to stay involved?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of the farmer's tripod?
• The phenomenon that allows us to see the individual frames as one constant image without the intrusion of seeing space between the frames.
• What is the purpose of color grading in post-production?
• In a DKA Rho Class context, what is the purpose of pledge education?
• Which opening is the frame exposed through when the shutter opens?
• In the film production process, which activity is typically performed during pre-production?
• Which topics are typically covered in a chapter bylaws document?
• What describes GroupThink by definition?
• In the formula ΔKA = Values x action, ΔKA equals the product of which factors?
• Which practice best maintains professionalism on a chapter's social media?
• What does the DKA Recruitment Program do?
• In event planning, which information is typically included in a timeline?
• What is a fundraising event in a campus organization, and what are two essential elements of planning one?
• What are mentorship or shadowing programs in a professional fraternity primarily providing?
• Which type of sound is not tied to the current image timing?
• What is the nickname for the Executive Offices staff within the national organization?
• What is the primary purpose of the McClelland Challenge?
• What is the function of a production designer?
• Which metrics are useful for evaluating fundraising success?
• What is the role of the Constitution in DKA?
• Which items are typically included in the bylaws of a student chapter?
• How do alumni relations contribute to continuity between generations?
• ASSAY means what?
• Which statement correctly describes synchronization rights?
• What is the role of the chairperson in DKA?
• Which component holds the film firmly in the gate so that the entire frame lies flat and in focus?
• CineGoals
• Which device is associated with the Lumière Brothers and used for motion picture projection?
• What are the three acts of the Hero's Journey?
• Name two common fundraising strategies used by campus organizations.
• A portable camera that used 35mm film and an intermittent mechanism modeled on that of a sewing machine.
• What are two common legal issues a student film group might encounter?
• What is the primary purpose of maintaining a credits list in film production?
• Which statement best defines donor retention in fundraising?
• Which set of ethical principles is central to DKA and professional film work?
• What is a typical responsibility of the President in a DKA chapter?
• How should a chapter respond to a potential code of conduct violation?
• Which item is listed as the closing element of the order of business?
• Which of the following is a Membership Department?
• Which statement best describes the composition of the chapter Board of Governors beyond the chair?
• Which component is a circular disk that rotates with each frame?
• What is the structure of the Resident Council?
• CineGoals are goals related to what field?
• What is the definition of Robert's Rules of Order?
• Which component helps keep the film flat across the frame by seating it against the surface of the gate?
• DKA member keys can be used to do what?
• What does cinematography encompass?
• The Delta Kappa Alpha creed commits the member to loyalty to which entities?
• In meetings, which practice helps ensure fair governance and accurate records?
• At which level is 'Must have 85% of reports in on time' the requirement?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between on-screen credits and ownership of the underlying story rights?
• In the chapter room layout, which officer is listed second?
• Which device is used to join ends of film with a transparent adhesive tape?
• Which opening must the film pass through to be exposed during frame exposure?
• How does community service reflect a chapter's commitments?
• What is the Committee System?
• Which option best aligns with professional chapter communications?
• Where is the CineMansion, the organization's national headquarters, located?
• What type of insurance is commonly recommended for campus events?
• What does the abbreviation 'P, G, & E' stand for in the jewels?
• Outline the three primary phases of film production and a key activity in each.
• Which splicer uses film cement made of a film base dissolved in a solvent to join film?
• Which statement best distinguishes print distribution from digital distribution of film content?
• Who is known as the 'Wizard of DKA' and why?
• Which option is not one of the jewel abbreviations described?
• What is a storyboard and its purpose in pre-production?
• What is the structure of the DKA Foundation in relation to the national organization?
• Which component holds the film flat in the gate to maintain focus across the frame?
• Which component keeps the film lying flat and steady within the depth of focus by applying pressure in the gate?
• What does scenography refer to in film production?
• On what date did the Lumière Brothers hold their first public screening of projected motion pictures?
• What is the role of a Parliamentarian in meetings?
• Explain the DKA Brand and the DKA Recruitment Program.
• TROT stands for which phrase?
• Which items are typically included in a risk assessment for a screening event?
• What is the structure of the National Convention in relation to the national organization?
• What is the structure of the Graduate Council?
• Which option correctly lists the three core elements of the farmer's tripod as described?
• DKA colors are which combo?
• In event planning, what does a timeline typically include?
• Which statement about Domain Directors is true?
• What does copyright protection cover in a film organization?
• In the context of chapter governance, which issue most directly increases the likelihood of an audit?
• What is the purpose of credit in film production?
• Which statement is part of the Delta Kappa Alpha creed?
• What does 1 rap of the gavel indicate during a meeting?
• What does 3 raps of the gavel indicate?
• Define synchronous versus asynchronous sound with an example.
• What is Constructive Confrontation?
• Mentorship programs contribute to chapter continuity by which mechanism?
• Why is annual reporting to the national DKA organization important?
• What is the role of a budget in chapter planning?
• Differentiate between a motion, a vote, and a resolution in formal meetings.
• What is film continuity and why is it essential?
• Explain the purpose of parliamentary procedure in DKA chapter meetings.
• Metering in photography refers to?
• 7 DKA Meeting Etiquette Rules
• What are the core purposes of Delta Kappa Alpha (DKA) as a professional cinema fraternity?
• What is the primary role of committees in DKA?
• What is the definition of quorum?
• Which two officers of the Resident Council are members of the Board of Governors?
• Which item in the order of business involves presenting status updates from officers?
• Which component rotates to control exposure timing by moving between blocking light and exposing the frame?
• In film terms, what does diegetic sound refer to?
• Why is risk management important for student organizations and what is a basic mitigation activity?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the seven DKA Meeting Etiquette Rules?
• What is the structure of the National Council in relation to the national organization?
• Which item is the Public slogan?
• The National Council acts in what capacity?
• Which option is NOT a Membership Department?
• Which element best supports storytelling and mood in film production?
• Which component is a circular disk that rotates with each frame?
• What are the structures of Domains and Domain Directors?
• What is the structure of the Executive Offices staff in relation to the national organization (CineMansion)?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a cause of groupthink?
• What is Respect?
• Which device uses a thin transparent adhesive tape to join two ends of film?
• What does the DKA Brand refer to?
• Which item is typically the first order of business in a chapter meeting agenda?
• What is the primary purpose of color grading in post-production?
• What does DKA stand for in the course context?
• Who invented the projection system that helped cinema become a commercially viable enterprise?
• Which abbreviation represents Curious Creative?
• Which benefits do alumni relations provide to a student chapter?
• Which item in the order of business addresses proposals for new members?
• In the film production process, which activity is typically performed during post-production?
• Which policy best reflects ethical collaboration with external vendors?
• In the context of alumni relations, what is a key outcome of mentorship roles for current members?
• What is the Graduate Council's purpose?
• What is the role of a meeting agenda in DKA?
• DKA symbol is which?
• What is the Why behind the DKA Resident Council Leadership Structure?
• How should chapters handle guest speakers and attendance ethically and safely?
• What does 3 raps of the gavel signify?
• DKA mascot is which creature?
• What are the two Executive Departments listed for the organization?
• Who created the horse in motion film using a multi cam setup?
• When and where was DKA founded?
• Which option best describes the mission statement's goal?
• What is the loop in the film path that provides slack for advancing the film?
• Which item is used to report on standing committees in the order of business?
• What is the structure of a Housing Corporation in relation to the national organization?
• Which department is primarily responsible for lighting and camera composition?
• Which of the following is a Membership Department?
• Which equation represents Resourcefulness in the material?
• Which statement is NOT part of the mission statement?
• The Hero's Journey in DKA was created by which scholar?
• What is the role of Bylaws in DKA?
• Do Domain Directors have a vote at the national convention?
• What is the standard minimum information included in meeting minutes?
• What term describes the continued perception of motion when viewing a rapid sequence of images?
• How should you run committee meetings to avoid micromanagement?
• The phenomenon that creates the illusion of movement.
• What does 2 raps of the gavel indicate?
• What does the Delta Kappa Alpha creed say about the bond of fellowship?
• What are the three levels of the McClelland Challenge in order from highest to lowest?
• Which term is listed as an Executive Department?
• In a chapter's Board of Governors, how many resident council members serve on the board?
• In the Golden Circle, Why corresponds to which concept?
• What is a production timeline and why is it critical?
• What are Officer Transitions?
• How can a Rho Class contribute to chapter continuity and succession planning?
• Which practice best demonstrates chapter succession planning?
• In the film production process, which activity is typically performed during production?
• Why did the hero go on the journey?
• What is the name of the national headquarters building?
• Which name is listed as a founding father in the material?
• Sound design in a film project includes what?
• The Lumière Brothers held their first public screening of projected motion pictures on what date and where?
• In meeting protocol, which item typically follows roll call?
• Which term is the Open motto?
• What is the device by which the film is regularly advanced and then held in place?
• What is the role of a production designer?