Question 1

The ending of Citizen Kane

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A) does not reference the beginning of the film,which is a move away from traditional organizational form. 
B) provides firm resolution to the mystery of Kane's character. 
C) echoes the beginning of the film explicitly. 
D) provides no real insights into Kane's character. 
A) does not reference the beginning of the film,which is a move away from traditional organizational form. 
B) provides firm resolution to the mystery of Kane's character. 
C) echoes the beginning of the film explicitly. 
D) provides no real insights into Kane's character. C

Question 2

Welles makes the important newsreel sequence distinctive by using a number of techniques that do not appear anywhere else in Citizen Kane.

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A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

If a character speaks,the viewer expects to hear diegetic sound that is faithful to the source.

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A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

A filmmaker's creative choices can be constrained by technology,stylistic norms,or taste.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

In 1941 the most startling transitional device used in films was

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A) the shock cut. 
B) the swish pan. 
C) the sound bridge. 
D) superimposition. 
A) the shock cut. 
B) the swish pan. 
C) the sound bridge. 
D) superimposition.

Question 6

Parallelism,an important feature in many great films,is surprisingly absent from Citizen Kane.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

In Citizen Kane,what functions does the newsreel sequence serve and what techniques does Welles use to set it apart?

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Question 8

When analyzing a film,what qualifies as a salient technique? Give some examples from Film Art or from a film watched for class.

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Question 9

In Citizen Kane,each narrator's version is presented as objective and omniscient narration.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

In Citizen Kane,Welles makes the narrator,Thompson,almost unidentifiable through the use of low-key lighting and staging choices.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

What are salient stylistic techniques?

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A) Techniques that can be noted and named 
B) A confusing choice a filmmaker made 
C) The important techniques the film most relies on to create its style 
D) Costume choices 
A) Techniques that can be noted and named 
B) A confusing choice a filmmaker made 
C) The important techniques the film most relies on to create its style 
D) Costume choices

Question 12

What is the relation (if any),both visually and graphically,of the beginning and ending of Citizen Kane?

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Question 13

Which of the following does NOT belong to this list of films and their salient techniques?

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A) Grand Illusion: the long take 
B) Citizen Kane: shooting in depth 
C) October: mobile camera 
D) Mon Oncle: comic sound manipulations 
A) Grand Illusion: the long take 
B) Citizen Kane: shooting in depth 
C) October: mobile camera 
D) Mon Oncle: comic sound manipulations

Question 14

Welles uses the shock cut to convey the passage of time during the "breakfast table" sequence between Kane and his first wife.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Independent films have less opportunity to make extreme stylistic choices.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

In the dinner scene in Shadow of a Doubt in which Uncle Charlie praises small-town living,what purpose does the dialogue serve?

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A) Informational,mostly to orient the audience as to the current events in the town to which Young Charlie has moved 
B) To strengthen the audience's and Young Charlie's suspicions that the uncle is a murderer 
C) To strengthen the audience's suspicions that the uncle is a murderer while keeping Young Charlie in the dark 
D) To confuse the audience as to the true motives of the principal characters,especially Young Charlie 
A) Informational,mostly to orient the audience as to the current events in the town to which Young Charlie has moved 
B) To strengthen the audience's and Young Charlie's suspicions that the uncle is a murderer 
C) To strengthen the audience's suspicions that the uncle is a murderer while keeping Young Charlie in the dark 
D) To confuse the audience as to the true motives of the principal characters,especially Young Charlie

Question 17

How does Welles use mise-en-scene in Citizen Kane to set up the contrast between the early,idealistic part of Kane's life and his later withdrawal from public life?

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Question 18

In Shadow of a Doubt,which of the following is done by the development and stylistic presentation of the story?

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A) They make the audience identify with the murderer. 
B) They put the audience close to Young Charlie's point of view. 
C) They keep the audience confused as to the true motives of Uncle Charlie. 
D) They take us chronologically through the defining moments of Young Charlie's adolescent life. 
A) They make the audience identify with the murderer. 
B) They put the audience close to Young Charlie's point of view. 
C) They keep the audience confused as to the true motives of Uncle Charlie. 
D) They take us chronologically through the defining moments of Young Charlie's adolescent life.

Question 19

What are some of the things that should be looked for when determining the organizational structure of a film?

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Question 20

Our Hospitality creates its gags by

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A) isolating each element in a single shot and then linking the two elements by editing. 
B) putting two elements in the same shot and letting us observe comic juxtaposition. 
C) isolating each element in a single shot and then allowing the progression of shots to create comic structure. 
D) following heavily physical actions by the characters with scenes of extreme stillness to create comic juxtaposition of opposite levels of movement. 
A) isolating each element in a single shot and then linking the two elements by editing. 
B) putting two elements in the same shot and letting us observe comic juxtaposition. 
C) isolating each element in a single shot and then allowing the progression of shots to create comic structure. 
D) following heavily physical actions by the characters with scenes of extreme stillness to create comic juxtaposition of opposite levels of movement.

The ending of Citizen Kane

Welles makes the important newsreel sequence distinctive by using a number of techniques that do not appear anywhere else in Citizen Kane.

If a character speaks,the viewer expects to hear diegetic sound that is faithful to the source.

A filmmaker's creative choices can be constrained by technology,stylistic norms,or taste.

In 1941 the most startling transitional device used in films was

Parallelism,an important feature in many great films,is surprisingly absent from Citizen Kane.

In Citizen Kane,what functions does the newsreel sequence serve and what techniques does Welles use to set it apart?

When analyzing a film,what qualifies as a salient technique? Give some examples from Film Art or from a film watched for class.

In Citizen Kane,each narrator's version is presented as objective and omniscient narration.

In Citizen Kane,Welles makes the narrator,Thompson,almost unidentifiable through the use of low-key lighting and staging choices.

What are salient stylistic techniques?

What is the relation (if any),both visually and graphically,of the beginning and ending of Citizen Kane?

Which of the following does NOT belong to this list of films and their salient techniques?

Welles uses the shock cut to convey the passage of time during the "breakfast table" sequence between Kane and his first wife.

Independent films have less opportunity to make extreme stylistic choices.

In the dinner scene in Shadow of a Doubt in which Uncle Charlie praises small-town living,what purpose does the dialogue serve?

How does Welles use mise-en-scene in Citizen Kane to set up the contrast between the early,idealistic part of Kane's life and his later withdrawal from public life?

In Shadow of a Doubt,which of the following is done by the development and stylistic presentation of the story?

What are some of the things that should be looked for when determining the organizational structure of a film?

Our Hospitality creates its gags by

Film As Art

The Significance of Film Form

Narrative Form

The Shot- Mise-EN-Scene

The Shot- Cinema-to-Graphy

The Relation of Shot to Shot- Editing

Sound in the Cinema

Film Genres

Documentary, Experimental, and Animated Films

Historical Changes in Film Art

Filters

Exam 8: Summary- Style and Film Form

The ending of Citizen Kane

Welles makes the important newsreel sequence distinctive by using a number of techniques that do not appear anywhere else in Citizen Kane.

If a character speaks,the viewer expects to hear diegetic sound that is faithful to the source.

A filmmaker's creative choices can be constrained by technology,stylistic norms,or taste.

In 1941 the most startling transitional device used in films was

Parallelism,an important feature in many great films,is surprisingly absent from Citizen Kane.

In Citizen Kane,what functions does the newsreel sequence serve and what techniques does Welles use to set it apart?

When analyzing a film,what qualifies as a salient technique? Give some examples from Film Art or from a film watched for class.

In Citizen Kane,each narrator's version is presented as objective and omniscient narration.

In Citizen Kane,Welles makes the narrator,Thompson,almost unidentifiable through the use of low-key lighting and staging choices.

What are salient stylistic techniques?

What is the relation (if any),both visually and graphically,of the beginning and ending of Citizen Kane?

Which of the following does NOT belong to this list of films and their salient techniques?

Welles uses the shock cut to convey the passage of time during the "breakfast table" sequence between Kane and his first wife.

Independent films have less opportunity to make extreme stylistic choices.

In the dinner scene in Shadow of a Doubt in which Uncle Charlie praises small-town living,what purpose does the dialogue serve?

How does Welles use mise-en-scene in Citizen Kane to set up the contrast between the early,idealistic part of Kane's life and his later withdrawal from public life?

In Shadow of a Doubt,which of the following is done by the development and stylistic presentation of the story?

What are some of the things that should be looked for when determining the organizational structure of a film?

Our Hospitality creates its gags by

Film As Art

The Significance of Film Form

Narrative Form

The Shot- Mise-EN-Scene

The Shot- Cinema-to-Graphy

The Relation of Shot to Shot- Editing

Sound in the Cinema

Film Genres

Documentary, Experimental, and Animated Films

Historical Changes in Film Art

Filters