1. "P-Pop," is an explosive sound most noticeable when a talker's mouth is positioned between 1 and 3 inches from the microphone.

True False

2. When using a sound system, the actors do not need to be trained to project with diction and volume.

True False

3. Two of the most commonly used microphones that meet the high demands of theatrical use are area microphones and wireless lapel microphones.

True False

4. A monitor system, allows the sound operator to send a separate, unique mix to monitor loudspeakers.

True False

5. An equalizer (EQ) is a set of filters which allow the operator to adjust or change the frequency response of the sound system.

True False

6. Wireless microphones can be added to your sound system without regard to frequency coordination of other nearby users.

True False

7. When using a wireless lapel microphone, decrease cable noise by letting the cable hang straight.

True False

8. An automatic mixer can operate only when there are 2 or 3 microphones on stage.

True False

9. The "back" (less sensitive side) of the directional boundary microphone needs to be aimed so it is pointed toward sound sources you don't want amplified.

True False

10. A sound system equalized for speech may not be appropriate for a musical. For music, a wider range of frequencies are necessary for the music to sound natural.

True False

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