In editing, which mode prevents edits from changing outside the selected time?

In editing, which mode prevents edits from changing outside the selected time?

• A. Roll Edit
• B. Ripple Edit
• C. Slip Edit
• D. Freeze Frame

Answer: (D)

The key idea is that freeze frame creates a fixed, still image for the duration you choose, effectively anchoring that moment in time. Because that frame is held constant, edits elsewhere on the timeline don’t push or shift content outside the selected time block. In other words, the timeline around the freeze frame stays put while that moment remains unchanged, which is why this mode is the one that prevents edits from affecting outside the chosen time. Other edit modes change how time is allocated or where content sits on the timeline: roll edit shifts the boundary between two clips, ripple edit moves everything after an edit point to accommodate changes, and slip edit adjusts the content within a clip without changing the clip’s overall place on the timeline.

The key idea is that freeze frame creates a fixed, still image for the duration you choose, effectively anchoring that moment in time. Because that frame is held constant, edits elsewhere on the timeline don’t push or shift content outside the selected time block. In other words, the timeline around the freeze frame stays put while that moment remains unchanged, which is why this mode is the one that prevents edits from affecting outside the chosen time. Other edit modes change how time is allocated or where content sits on the timeline: roll edit shifts the boundary between two clips, ripple edit moves everything after an edit point to accommodate changes, and slip edit adjusts the content within a clip without changing the clip’s overall place on the timeline.