Worksheet On The Film Experience
The Film Experience 2e, Chapter Quizzes Ch 05 completed
Total score: 20 out of 20, 100%
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1. The brief superimposition of one image over another where the first image fades out and the second image fades in is called
[pic]a. an iris out.
[pic]b. a dissolve.
[pic]c. a cutaway.
[pic]d. a zoom.
2. A primary purpose of a cutaway shot is to
[pic]a. break the 30 degree rule.
[pic]b. break the fourth wall.
[pic]c. expand time.
[pic]d. condense time.
3. An initial long shot that orients the viewer in space and introduces the setting is called
[pic]a. a sequence shot.
[pic]b. an establishing shot.
[pic]c. a nondiegetic insert.
[pic]d. an iris in
4. __________ refers to a style that emphasizes the breaks and contrasts …show more content…
discontinuity editing.
[pic]d. jump cuts.
10. What is editing that shifts back and forth between two or more lines of action called?
[pic]a. 180 degree editing
[pic]b. parallel editing
[pic]c. tracking shots
[pic]d. invisible editing
11. Advanced by playwright Bertold Brecht, formal techniques used to create a critical distance between a work of art and the social world it depicts are examples of
[pic]a. classical style.
[pic]b. invisible style.
[pic]c. distantiation.
[pic]d. existentialism.
12. What term best describes a cut that maintains continuity between two shots by showing similarities of shape or movement in their subjects?
[pic]a. a jump cut
[pic]b. a comparison cut
[pic]c. a similarity cut
[pic]d. a match cut
13. A transition where a shot seems to be pushed off the screen as it replaced by another shot is called
[pic]a. a wipe.
[pic]b. a pan.
[pic]c. a slide.
[pic]d. a jump cut.
14. Which best describes a section of narrative film that consists of continuous action taking place in a continuous time and in continuous space?
[pic]a. a sequence
[pic]b. a …show more content…
a shot
[pic]d. a frame
15. What is the best term for a transition between shots that causes jarring gaps in space or time?
[pic]a. a jump cut
[pic]b. a rough cut
[pic]c. a mismatch cut
[pic]d. a swish cut
16. A lap dissolve usually suggests what?
[pic]a. a change in setting
[pic]b. the passage of time
[pic]c. both a and b
[pic]d. neither a or b
17. The organization of editing according to different paces or tempos determined by how quickly cuts are made is called
[pic]a. graphic editing.
[pic]b. rhythmic editing.
[pic]c. temporal editing.
[pic]d. jump cuts.
18. Practices that structure editing through oppositional relationships or formal constructions based on principles other than natural human vision are called
[pic]a. continuity editing.
[pic]b. disjunctive editing.
[pic]c. invisible editing.
[pic]d. sequence editing.
19. Which of the following devices does NOT aid in establishing spatial continuity?
[pic]a. establishing shot.
[pic]b. insert.
[pic]c. jump cut.
[pic]d. 180-degree rule.
20. Chronophotography was produced by
[pic]a. Thomas Edison.
[pic]b. Sergei Eisenstein.
[pic]c. W. Griffith.
[pic]d. Eadweard Muybridge and Etienne-Jules Marey.
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Total score: 20 out of 20, 100%
[pic]
1. The brief superimposition of one image over another where the first image fades out and the second image fades in is called
[pic]a. an iris out.
[pic]b. a dissolve.
[pic]c. a cutaway.
[pic]d. a zoom.
2. A primary purpose of a cutaway shot is to
[pic]a. break the 30 degree rule.
[pic]b. break the fourth wall.
[pic]c. expand time.
[pic]d. condense time.
3. An initial long shot that orients the viewer in space and introduces the setting is called
[pic]a. a sequence shot.
[pic]b. an establishing shot.
[pic]c. a nondiegetic insert.
[pic]d. an iris in
4. __________ refers to a style that emphasizes the breaks and contrasts …show more content…
discontinuity editing.
[pic]d. jump cuts.
10. What is editing that shifts back and forth between two or more lines of action called?
[pic]a. 180 degree editing
[pic]b. parallel editing
[pic]c. tracking shots
[pic]d. invisible editing
11. Advanced by playwright Bertold Brecht, formal techniques used to create a critical distance between a work of art and the social world it depicts are examples of
[pic]a. classical style.
[pic]b. invisible style.
[pic]c. distantiation.
[pic]d. existentialism.
12. What term best describes a cut that maintains continuity between two shots by showing similarities of shape or movement in their subjects?
[pic]a. a jump cut
[pic]b. a comparison cut
[pic]c. a similarity cut
[pic]d. a match cut
13. A transition where a shot seems to be pushed off the screen as it replaced by another shot is called
[pic]a. a wipe.
[pic]b. a pan.
[pic]c. a slide.
[pic]d. a jump cut.
14. Which best describes a section of narrative film that consists of continuous action taking place in a continuous time and in continuous space?
[pic]a. a sequence
[pic]b. a …show more content…
a shot
[pic]d. a frame
15. What is the best term for a transition between shots that causes jarring gaps in space or time?
[pic]a. a jump cut
[pic]b. a rough cut
[pic]c. a mismatch cut
[pic]d. a swish cut
16. A lap dissolve usually suggests what?
[pic]a. a change in setting
[pic]b. the passage of time
[pic]c. both a and b
[pic]d. neither a or b
17. The organization of editing according to different paces or tempos determined by how quickly cuts are made is called
[pic]a. graphic editing.
[pic]b. rhythmic editing.
[pic]c. temporal editing.
[pic]d. jump cuts.
18. Practices that structure editing through oppositional relationships or formal constructions based on principles other than natural human vision are called
[pic]a. continuity editing.
[pic]b. disjunctive editing.
[pic]c. invisible editing.
[pic]d. sequence editing.
19. Which of the following devices does NOT aid in establishing spatial continuity?
[pic]a. establishing shot.
[pic]b. insert.
[pic]c. jump cut.
[pic]d. 180-degree rule.
20. Chronophotography was produced by
[pic]a. Thomas Edison.
[pic]b. Sergei Eisenstein.
[pic]c. W. Griffith.
[pic]d. Eadweard Muybridge and Etienne-Jules Marey.
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