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DIT Part-II Video Editing Paper - KPBTE Peshawar - 2nd Term 2026 - 100% Correct Solved. All MCQs are direct from textbook as per Adobe Premiere Pro syllabus. If you write these exactly, you will get 15/15 in Part-A.
Ans: b) Tracks - Sequence is whole timeline. Tracks is where you place clips. Both accepted but Tracks is technically better.
Ans: Final output
Ans: select / move clips
Ans: Effects Panel
Ans: Video Transition
Ans: Smooth start or end
Ans: Audio Track
Ans: Volume
Ans: Effects Control Panel
Ans: Improve playback performance
Ans: Resize timeline view
Ans: Output quality & format
Ans: hide or reveal parts
Ans: number of frames per second
Ans: Visual clarity
A Sequence is the main timeline where you edit your video. It is a collection of video, audio, and graphics tracks. When you create a sequence, you set its frame size, frame rate (e.g., 1920x1080, 25fps). All your clips are arranged on this sequence to create the final video. One project can have multiple sequences.
Drag and Drop: Drag files directly from your computer folder into the Project Panel. Double-click in Project Panel: Double-click empty area > Select files > Import. File > Import: Go to File Menu > Import. Media Browser: Use the Media Browser panel to browse and import.
The Effect Controls panel shows all the controls and properties of a selected clip on the timeline. From there you can: Adjust Motion (Position, Scale, Rotation), Adjust Opacity, Add keyframes for animation, Control any effect you applied (brightness, blur, color), Manage masks and speed.
Lumetri Color - for color correction / grading, Gaussian Blur - to blur a clip, Warp Stabilizer - to stabilize shaky footage, Crop Effect - to crop the video, Ultra Key - for green screen removal.
A mask is used to select a specific area of a video clip to apply an effect only to that area. Purpose: To blur a face or number plate, To highlight an object, To apply color correction only to one part, To create creative transitions or reveals.
A Lower Third is a graphic overlay that appears in the lower third area of the screen. It is used to display information like a person's name, designation, location, or news headline without blocking the main video. Example: Name of a speaker in an interview.
An Adjustment Layer is a transparent layer placed above other clips on the timeline. Any effect you apply to the adjustment layer will affect all clips below it. Use: To apply the same color grading or same effect to multiple clips at once, instead of applying it to each clip individually. It saves time.
Green screen keying (Chroma Keying) is used to remove a solid color background (usually green) and replace it with another background image or video. It is done using the Ultra Key effect. Used for news studios, VFX movies, and virtual sets.
Importing: Create New Project > Give name and location. Go to Window > Project to open Project Panel. Import footage by File > Import or Drag & Drop. You can also use Media Browser for better preview. Organizing Assets: Create Bins (Folders): Right-click in Project Panel > New Bin. Create bins like Raw Footage, Audio, Music, Graphics, Sequences. Label Colors: Right-click clip > Label > Assign color. Rename Clips: Give proper names. Use Search and Metadata. Sequence Organization: Keep final and rough cut sequences in separate bins. Good organization makes editing fast and professional.
Transitions: A transition is used to move from one clip to another smoothly. Types: Cut, Dissolve (Cross Dissolve), Wipe, Slide, Zoom. Use: Effects Panel > Video Transitions > Drag transition between two clips. Adjust duration in Effect Controls. Purpose: To show passage of time, change of location. Overuse should be avoided. Effects: Effects change the look of a video clip. Types: Color correction (Lumetri Color), Blur & Sharpen, Stylize, Distort, Keying (Ultra Key). Use: Effects Panel > Video Effects > Drag effect onto a clip. Then adjust in Effect Controls Panel. You can animate effects using Keyframes.
Audio Editing in Premiere Pro: Volume Adjustment: Clip Volume: Effect Controls > Volume > Level. Pen Tool (P) to add keyframes on volume line to make volume up and down (ducking music). Audio Track Mixer: For advanced mixing. Essential Sound Panel: Mark clip as Dialogue, Music, SFX and use auto-tools like Loudness, Noise Reduction. Audio Effects: Effects > Audio Effects. Examples: DeNoise, DeEsser, EQ, Reverb, Bass. Supporting Software: Adobe Audition for advanced noise removal, Audacity (Free), FL Studio / Logic Pro for background music creation.
Titles / Text: Titles are used to add text, credits, lower thirds. How to add: Go to Window > Essential Graphics > New Layer > Text. Or use Type Tool (T) and click on Program Monitor to type directly. In Essential Graphics panel you can change font, size, color, add stroke, shadow, background box, and animate it. Color Grading: Color grading is the process of correcting and enhancing colors to make it look better and create a mood. How to do it: Select clip > Window > Lumetri Color. Sections: Basic Correction (Exposure, Contrast, White Balance), Creative (LUTs / cinematic looks), Curves & Color Wheels, Vignette. How it improves: Fixes overexposed shots, Makes skin tones natural, Creates consistent look, Creates mood (warm for happy, cold/blue for sad), Makes video look professional and cinematic.