You have clips containing multiple matching camera angles stacked ina Sequence, but they are not correctly aligned. All clips contain matching reference audio, but the picture and sound are playing out of sync.
How can you realign these clips directly in the timeline?

• A. Choose Synchronize in the Timeline panel menu, then choose Audio as the Synchronize Point. From the Track Channel pull-down menu choose Channel 1 or Channel 2 and press ok.
• B. Select the group of clips that are out of alignment with one another in The Timeline, and from the Sequence tab drop down menu choose Multi-Camera Audio Follows Video.
• C. Select the group of clips that are out of alignment with one another in the Timeline, then go to the Sequence Menu and choose Synchronize. In the dialog box select Audio as the Synchronize Point and press ok.
• D. Select the group of clips that ate out of alignment with one another in the Timeline, right-E tick and choose Synchronize, in the dialog box choose Audio as the Synchronize Point and press ok.

You are performing drag-and-drop editing using the Program monitor drop-zones.
What happens when you drop a video only dip onto the Replace Edit drop zone in the Program monitor, with no clips selected in the sequence?

• A. The clip replaces media at The In point marked in the sequence using In point or media start from the Source clip.
• B. If there is a video dip on the patched Hack at the playhead position, the new clip replaces it Otherwise, no edit is performed.
• C. If there is content on the patched tracks at the playhead and an In or an Out point exists In the sequence, the clip replaces media In the sequence.
• D. The clip replaces media in the Timeline using an Overwrite edit, based on duration of In to Out points marked m the Source clip.

You want to use Clip > Modify > Interpret Footage to change a clips dip to 481ps. The clip has already been edited into a 24fps sequence. What happens to the clip in the timeline?

• A. The sequence displays every frame of the clip, playing It twice as slow.
• B. The sequence displays only every other frame of the clip, playing it twice as fast
• C. The sequence displays every frame of the clip, playing It twice as fast.
• D. The sequence displays only every other frame of the clip, playing it tw.ce as slow.

You have added a competeinterviewclip onto a timeline. At the beginning of the dip. there are 10 seconds of material that you want to remove without leavinga gap.
How can you achieve this?

• A. Enable the Razor Tool to add an edit point at the desired start point and delete the dip to the left of the new edit point.
• B. Place the playhead at the location where want this clip to begin and press Q to perform a Ripple Trim to playhead edit.
• C. Select the edit point at the Beginning of your clip and move your playhead to where you want this clip to start and press E.
• D. Using the Selection Tool elide and drag the edit point of the clip and move it to where you want this clip to begin.

The Media Cache Files in Premiere Pro are by default stored here:
* Mac Users: Macintosh HD/Users/UserName/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Common
* Windows Users: C:Users\UserName\ AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common
Where can you change this location?

• A. Project > Project Settings > Media Cache Files
• B. Sequence > Sequence Settings > Media Cache Files
• C. Project Settings > Scratch Disks > Media Cache Files
• D. Preferences > Media Cache > Media Cache Files