Avid MC101 Certification Practice Test

What does the Extract function do in the timeline?

Removes material from the Timeline and closes the gap left by its removal Adds a new clip to the Timeline Creates a duplicate of the selected segment Applies a cross-dissolve transition to the clip

Correct Answer:

Removes material from the Timeline and closes the gap left by its removal

Explanation:

The Extract function removes the selected portion from the timeline and automatically closes the gap by shifting everything that comes after it left to fill the space. This means the sequence remains continuous and the overall duration decreases by the length of the removed segment. For example, removing a two-second section in the middle causes the subsequent material to move up two seconds. This is different from lifting, which also removes material but leaves a gap in the timeline. The other actions—adding a new clip, duplicating a segment, or applying a transition—do not describe removing a segment and closing the space.

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