A. Right-click (Control-click) on a sequencein a bin of the Project panel and choose Make subclip. Name
the subclip and click OK.

B. Open a clip in the Reference Monitor. Set the In and Out point for the subclip and choose Clip > Make
Subclip. Name the subclip and click OK.

C. Open a clip in the Source Monitor. Set new In and Out points for the subclip and choose Clip > Make
Subclip. Name the subclip and click OK.

D. Right-click (Control-click) on a video file thumbnail in the Media Browser and choose Make Subclip.
Name the subclip and click OK.

A. They allow the user to define the region where a title is added to a clip.

B. They allow the user to define regions of a clip to be transparent.

C. They allow the user to add an oval, square, or freedom object to a clip.

D. They allow the user to rotate, scale, and freeform warp an image.

A. D

B. A

C. B

D. C

A. Cell Pattern

B. Twirl

C. Mirror

D. PIP

A. Drag and drop the clip segment in the sequence onto the new clip in the Project panel

B. Drag and drop the clip segment in the sequence onto the new clip in the Source monitor

C. Drag and drop the clip from the Source monitor into the Program monitor while holding the Ctrl
(Windows) or Command (Mac OS X) key

D. Drag and drop the clip from the Source monitor onto the clip segment in the sequence while holding the
Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS X) key

A. Master clips

B. Grouped clips

C. Title clips

D. Sequence clips