When you apply a transition, you apply it to

When you apply a transition, you apply it to

• A. Across the junction between two clips
• B. To the transition duration only
• C. To the handles of the edited segment
• D. Only to the beginning or end of a clip

Answer: (D)

A transition lives at the point where two clips meet in the timeline—the junction of an edit point where one clip ends and the next begins. It creates a blend from the first clip into the second, and the length of that blend (the transition duration) determines how long the effect lasts across both clips. If you have extra media (handles), the transition can extend into those, but its fundamental anchor is the boundary between clips, not just the end of one clip or the beginning of a clip alone.

A transition lives at the point where two clips meet in the timeline—the junction of an edit point where one clip ends and the next begins. It creates a blend from the first clip into the second, and the length of that blend (the transition duration) determines how long the effect lasts across both clips. If you have extra media (handles), the transition can extend into those, but its fundamental anchor is the boundary between clips, not just the end of one clip or the beginning of a clip alone.