ASSIGNMENT  9 Textbook  Assignment: "Image Processing and Control,” “Black--and-White Printing,” and “Color Printing.” Pages 10-31 through 12-17. Learning Objective: Identify characteristics  of  high-quality negatives. 9-1. A black-and--white negative should make a good print when printed with what  contrast  printing  filter? 1. No. 1 2. No. 2 3. No. 0 4. No. 4 9-2. What areas have the most density on a negative? 1. Highlights 2. Shadows 3. Midtones 9-3. The  difference  between  the highlight  and  shadow  densities describes   what  characteristic of a negative? 1. Opacity 2. Tonal  gradation 3. Density 4. Contrast 9-4. Which  of  the  following  combined factors   will produce a thin negative? 1. Underexposure  and underdevelopment 2. Underexposure  and overdevelopment 3. Overexposure  and underdevelopment 4. Overexposure  and overdevelopment 9-5. Which of the following areas in a photographed  scene  will  produce  the most  density  on  a  negative? 1. A shadow 2. A red car 3. A black sailor in winter blues 4. A white road sign 9-6. A  processed  black-and-white negative  has  good  shadow  detail but lacks good contrast and highlight  densities. What is the most probable cause of these negative   characteristics? 1. Normal  exposure  and overdevelopment 2. Normal  exposure  and underdevelopment 3. Underexposure  and underdevelopment 4. Underexposure  and  normal development 9-7. Which  of  the  following  factors contribute  to  the  graininess  of a  negative? 1. The type of emulsion 2. Development 3. Exposure 4. Each of the above Learning  Objective: Recognize equipment and the method used to monitor  photographic  processes. 9-8. What  instrument  provides  consist- ent,    repeatable  exposures  and  is used  to  produce  test  strips? 1. Densitometer 2. Sensitometer 3. Photo  sensitizer 4. Grier film exposer 65