1-30. How should you regard borders in laying out  compositions? 1. As inviolate limitations 2. As cut-off points for the image 3. As immaterial to the picture area 4. As part of the picture area 1-31. In photographic compositions, the center of interest is the same as the center of the picture area. 1. True 2. False 1-32. Using the principle of thirds compositional formula, how many potential locations for the center of interest are there? 1. 1 2. 2 3. 3 4. 4 1-33. An overtly diagonal composition may indicate that the artist used what type of compositional  formula? 1. Principle of thirds 2. Optical center 3.    Dynamic symmetry 4. Mathematical center 1-34. To photograph a runner during a sports event, you placed the camera horizontally on the ground.   What type of camera position have you assumed? 1.    High-camera angle 2.    High  viewpoint 3.    Low  viewpoint 4.    Low-camera angle 1-35. You are photographing an awards ceremony holding the camera at eye level and pointing upward toward the podium. What type of camera position have you assumed? 1. Low-camera angle 2. Low viewpoint 3. High camera angle 4. High viewpoint 1-36. What potential problem may occur when using a low-camera angle to photograph people? 1. Reduced chins 2. Enlarged nostrils 3. Sallow cheeks 4. Closed eyes 1-37. Before you use or release a photographic image you suspect may contain classified material, who should review it? 1. The admin officer 2. The ADPSSO officer 3. The  photographic  officer 4. The department head 1-38. When composing textural compositions, you should emphasize type to distinguish important information and create interest. 1.    True 2. False 1-39. What is another term for composing textural  compositions? 1.    Digitizing 2. Typesetting 3.    Formatting 4. Copy preparation 4