Quiz
Film Final
This quiz has question types that open in the usual player.
Questions in this quiz (38)
1Moving or motion pictures typically use [blank_start]24 frames[blank_end] per second.
- A24 frames
2[blank_start]Illusion[blank_end] connects individual pictures into [blank_start]apparent motion[blank_end].
- AIllusion
- Bapparent motion
3[blank_start]frame[blank_end]- smallest unit
- Aframe
4[blank_start]shot[blank_end]- unbroken span of action
- Ashot
5[blank_start]scene[blank_end]- series of shots sequenced through editing
- Ascene
6Cinematic language includes [blank_start]iris[blank_end], cut, fade in/ fade out, [blank_start]wipe[blank_end], and [blank_start]dissolve[blank_end].
- Airis
- Bwipe
- Cdissolve
7[blank_start]Implicit[blank_end]- meaning lies beneath the surface of the story and structure of the film.
- AImplicit
8[blank_start]Explicit[blank_end]- meaning is above the surface, easily identified.
- AExplicit
9[blank_start]Content[blank_end]- the subject of the film.
- AContent
10[blank_start]Form[blank_end]- the means or method/structure in which the subject is expressed.
- AForm
11Illusion of movement includes persistence of [blank_start]vision[blank_end], phi phenomenon, and [blank_start]critical flicker[blank_end] fusion which result in [blank_start]apparent[blank_end] motion.
- Avision
- Bcritical flicker
- Capparent
12The three fundamentals of film are [blank_start]light[blank_end], illusion of [blank_start]movement[blank_end], and [blank_start]space[blank_end] and time.
- Alight
- Bmovement
- Cspace
13[blank_start]Representational[blank_end]- representing the real
- ARepresentational
14[blank_start]Presentational[blank_end]- presenting on interpretation
- APresentational
15[blank_start]Verisimilitude[blank_end]- appearance of truth
- AVerisimilitude
16Types of movies are narrative/[blank_start]fictional[blank_end], documentary, [blank_start]abstract[blank_end], and experimental.
- Afictional
- Babstract
17Factual documentary-
- ANanook
- BMan of Aran
- CMichael Moore
- DHome
18Persuasive documentary-
- AMichael Moore
- BTriumph of the Will
- CDinesh D'souza
19Propaganda documentary-
- ATriumph of the Will
- BHome
- CMichael Moore
- DNano
20Historical documentary- [blank_start]Ken Burns[blank_end]
- AKen Burns
21Genre comes from a french word meaning [blank_start]type[blank_end] or kind
- Atype
22Aristotle began defining [blank_start]genre[blank_end] in 4th century B.C.
- Agenre
23Comedy genre
- Aslapstick Chaplin
- BKeaton
- CIt happened one night
24The Western genre began with- [blank_start]The Great Train Robbery[blank_end]
- AThe Great Train Robbery
25Early genre of horror-
- ANosferatu
- BFrankenstein
- CDracula
- DThe Mummy
26Initial offerings
- AGreat Train Robbery
- BOpen Range
27Classic
- AStagecoach
- BBlazing saddles
28Introspective/Revisionist
- AHigh Noon
- BOpen Range
29Parody
- ABlazing Saddles
- BHigh Noon
30Return to Classic
- AOpen Range
- BHigh Noon
31[blank_start]Diegesis[blank_end] total world of the story
- ADiegesis
32Suspense vs. Surprise- [blank_start]Armageddon[blank_end]
- AArmageddon
33Repetition- [blank_start]Forrest Gump[blank_end]
- AForrest Gump
34[blank_start]scope[blank_end]- overall range of time and place
- Ascope
35Aristotle invented the [blank_start]camera obscura[blank_end]
- Acamera obscura
36First photo- [blank_start]Wedgwood[blank_end] 1802
- AWedgwood
371837- Daguerreotype- [blank_start]copper[blank_end] plate
- Acopper
381881- [blank_start]Gelatin[blank_end] paper- faster exposure
- AGelatin
Information
- Description
- Quiz on Film Final, created by Katie Rosenstengel on 09/12/2015.
- Author
- Katie Rosenstengel
- Language
- English
- Views
- 0
- Rating
- No ratings yet Rate this quiz