| 1: | What are the shortcuts for setting In and Out points in the Timeline? |
| 2: | What is the shortcut for marking the duration of a clip in the Timeline? |
| 3: | What does the Auto Select control in the Timeline track area determine? |
| 4: | What track priority do the Auto Select controls follow? |
| 5: | When you mark an area of the Timeline and press Delete, will you leave a gap? What is the name of this type of delete? |
| 6: | What happens to the marked area of the Timeline when you press Shift-Delete or the Forward Delete key? |
| 7: | On what menu do the Lift and Ripple Delete functions appear? |
| 8: | When the playhead moves through a gap in the Timeline, what do you see in the Canvas? |
| 9: | What mark is necessary in the Viewer when backtiming a source clip into a marked area in the Timeline? |
| 10: | Name two ways to change the volume of a clip. |
| 11: | What are three ways to access the Import Files command? |
| 12: | How do you link a video clip to a separate audio clip? |
| A1: | Press I to set an In point and O to set an Out point. |
| A2: | You can press X to mark the duration of a clip in the Timeline. |
| A3: | If the Auto Select control is toggled on for a track, the clips between the edit points on that track will be highlighted and will be included in the selection. |
| A4: | They follow the priority of V1 through V99, and then A1 through A99. |
| A5: | Pressing Delete alone leaves a gap where the material was edited. This type of delete is referred to as a lift. |
| A6: | Pressing Shift-Delete or Forward-Delete removes both clips and gap within the marked area. This type of delete is referred to as Ripple Delete. |
| A7: | The Lift and Ripple Delete functions appear on the Sequence menu. |
| A8: | When you play through gaps between clips in the Timeline, they look like black clips. |
| A9: | The Out point of a source clip in the Viewer is neccessary to backtime it into the Timeline edit points. |
| A10: | You can change the volume of a clip in the Viewer before you edit it into the Timeline, or you can double-click the clip in the Timeline to open the sequence clip in the Viewer and change the volume there. |
| A11: | You can import a clip by choosing File > Import > Files, pressing Cmd-I, or Ctrl-clicking in the Browser and choosing Import > Files from the shortcut menu. Importing a folder does not have a keyboard shortcut. |
| A12: | You select the clips in the Timeline and choose Modify > Link, or press Cmd-L. |