2. The front (L-C-R) speakers should
preferably be configured:
A. straight across the front of the room
B. in an arc across the front of the room
C. straight across the front of the room with delay added to the center
channel to simulate an arc around the front of the room
3. If it is not possible to place
square-fronted L-C-R speakers at the same height, they should at least be
set up:
A. with woofers aligned horizontally
B. with tweeters aligned horizontally
C. I'm a video guy, so who cares as long as they're magnetically shielded
and don't suck the color out of the monitor
4. Surround speakers should be:
A. direct radiating ("monopole")
B. diffuse radiating ("dipole")
C. a combination of direct and diffuse
D. it depends on the surround format
E. it doesn't matter
5. In surround systems, introducing divergence
makes the sound stage seem:
A. larger
B. smaller
6. When mixing for the Dolby Pro Logic format,
it's possible to dynamically pan two or more individual sound sources in
different directions simultaneously.