Turning on snapping helps the timeline do what?

Turning on snapping helps the timeline do what?

• A. Clip content
• B. Automatically align clips
• C. Organize editing notes
• D. Playback position

Answer: (B)

Turning on snapping makes edits align automatically as you move clips on the timeline. When you drag a clip toward another, its edge will snap into place with the start or end of the neighboring clip or to a marker, so cuts line up neatly and gaps are minimized. This makes arranging scenes faster and more precise, since you don’t have to fine-tune the exact position by eye. The other options don’t describe this behavior—snapping isn’t about the clip’s content, organizing notes, or controlling the playhead.

Turning on snapping makes edits align automatically as you move clips on the timeline. When you drag a clip toward another, its edge will snap into place with the start or end of the neighboring clip or to a marker, so cuts line up neatly and gaps are minimized. This makes arranging scenes faster and more precise, since you don’t have to fine-tune the exact position by eye. The other options don’t describe this behavior—snapping isn’t about the clip’s content, organizing notes, or controlling the playhead.