Question 1

Editing in the climax of The Godfather compares images of mob hits with ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  a wedding 
B)  state sanctioned executions 
C)  buzzards flying 
D)  none of the above 
A)  a wedding 
B)  state sanctioned executions 
C)  buzzards flying 
D)  none of the above

Question 2

A ________ is when two shots are juxtaposed in a way that emphasizes their visual similarities.

Accepted Answer

A)  two shot 
B)  match shot 
C)  gemini shot 
D)  graphic match 
A)  two shot 
B)  match shot 
C)  gemini shot 
D)  graphic match

Question 3

The development of digital video and computer technology has only recently made the concept of a feature-length,one-shot film possible.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The average shot length in contemporary films is shorter than the average shot length in older films.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The end of the "Odessa Steps Sequence" in Battleship Potemkin fuses shots of three different statues to create a metaphor for the slumbering people waking up to fight tyranny.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Which is NOT a type of shot transition?

Accepted Answer

A)  dissolve 
B)  fade-out/fade-in 
C)  wipeout 
D)  iris 
A)  dissolve 
B)  fade-out/fade-in 
C)  wipeout 
D)  iris

Question 7

In Psycho's parlor scene between Marion and Norman,Hitchcock emphasizes when Marion's words upset Norman by ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  cutting away to a close-up shot of a knife 
B)  cutting away to a close-up of a stuffed bird of prey 
C)  cutting to a two-shot of both characters 
D)  changing the shot/reverse shot pattern 
A)  cutting away to a close-up shot of a knife 
B)  cutting away to a close-up of a stuffed bird of prey 
C)  cutting to a two-shot of both characters 
D)  changing the shot/reverse shot pattern

Question 8

The Seventh Seal superimposes an image of ________ over an image of chessboard to suggest the tenuous quality of life.

Accepted Answer

ocean's ti

Question 9

One way in which Band of Outsiders breaks the rules of continuity in order to comment on the nature of cinema is ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  repeating details of a scene from different vantage points 
B)  quoting a famous poet 
C)  paying homage to American cinema 
D)  suggesting the young male characters are motivated primarily by their desire to emulate their favorite movies 
A)  repeating details of a scene from different vantage points 
B)  quoting a famous poet 
C)  paying homage to American cinema 
D)  suggesting the young male characters are motivated primarily by their desire to emulate their favorite movies

Question 10

The editing of the race track scene in Notorious allows the viewer to ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  see Alicia from Devlin's point of view 
B)  see Devlin from Alicia's point of view 
C)  see Alicia and Devlin from Alex's point of view 
D)  all of these 
A)  see Alicia from Devlin's point of view 
B)  see Devlin from Alicia's point of view 
C)  see Alicia and Devlin from Alex's point of view 
D)  all of these

Question 11

________ is when a filmmaker cuts back and forth between two events occurring in different spaces.

Accepted Answer

Parallel e

Question 12

The Godfather demonstrates the sharp contrast between Hollywood's editing aesthetic in the 1970s and Soviet Montage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

In The Ghost and Mrs.Muir,an eyeline match just before Mrs.Muir undresses for bed allows the audience to see the ________ that has caused her to hesitate and encourages the viewer to share her thought process.

Accepted Answer

A)  portrait 
B)  dog 
C)  clock 
D)  shadow 
A)  portrait 
B)  dog 
C)  clock 
D)  shadow

Question 14

Shots that focus the audience's attention on precise details are ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Shots that focus the audience's attention on...

Question 15

Briefly explain the historical significance of The Gay Shoe Clerk.

Accepted Answer

It included an early

Question 16

A shot taken from opposite the angle of the preceding shot is known as a ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A shot taken from opposite the angle...

Question 17

A ________ is when shot B appears to push shot A off the screen; shot B appears and moves from one side of the screen to the other,thus removing shot A.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A ________ is when shot B appears...

Editing in the climax of The Godfather compares images of mob hits with ________.

A ________ is when two shots are juxtaposed in a way that emphasizes their visual similarities.

The development of digital video and computer technology has only recently made the concept of a feature-length,one-shot film possible.

The average shot length in contemporary films is shorter than the average shot length in older films.

The end of the "Odessa Steps Sequence" in Battleship Potemkin fuses shots of three different statues to create a metaphor for the slumbering people waking up to fight tyranny.

Which is NOT a type of shot transition?

In Psycho's parlor scene between Marion and Norman,Hitchcock emphasizes when Marion's words upset Norman by ________.

The Seventh Seal superimposes an image of ________ over an image of chessboard to suggest the tenuous quality of life.

One way in which Band of Outsiders breaks the rules of continuity in order to comment on the nature of cinema is ________.

The editing of the race track scene in Notorious allows the viewer to ________.

________ is when a filmmaker cuts back and forth between two events occurring in different spaces.

The Godfather demonstrates the sharp contrast between Hollywood's editing aesthetic in the 1970s and Soviet Montage.

In The Ghost and Mrs.Muir,an eyeline match just before Mrs.Muir undresses for bed allows the audience to see the ________ that has caused her to hesitate and encourages the viewer to share her thought process.

Shots that focus the audience's attention on precise details are ________.

Briefly explain the historical significance of The Gay Shoe Clerk.

A shot taken from opposite the angle of the preceding shot is known as a ________.

A ________ is when shot B appears to push shot A off the screen; shot B appears and moves from one side of the screen to the other,thus removing shot A.

Introduction

An Approach to Film Analysis

Writing About Film

Narrative Form

Mise en Scène

Cinematography

Sound

Alternatives to Narrative Fiction Film:Documentary and Avant-garde Films

Film and Ideology

Social Context and Film Style:National, International, andTransnational Cinema

Film Stardom As a Cultural Phenomenon

Genre

Film Authorship

Cinema As Industry: Economics and Technology

Filters

Exam 7: Editing

Editing in the climax of The Godfather compares images of mob hits with ________.

A ________ is when two shots are juxtaposed in a way that emphasizes their visual similarities.

The development of digital video and computer technology has only recently made the concept of a feature-length,one-shot film possible.

The average shot length in contemporary films is shorter than the average shot length in older films.

The end of the "Odessa Steps Sequence" in Battleship Potemkin fuses shots of three different statues to create a metaphor for the slumbering people waking up to fight tyranny.

Which is NOT a type of shot transition?

In Psycho's parlor scene between Marion and Norman,Hitchcock emphasizes when Marion's words upset Norman by ________.

The Seventh Seal superimposes an image of ________ over an image of chessboard to suggest the tenuous quality of life.

One way in which Band of Outsiders breaks the rules of continuity in order to comment on the nature of cinema is ________.

The editing of the race track scene in Notorious allows the viewer to ________.

________ is when a filmmaker cuts back and forth between two events occurring in different spaces.

The Godfather demonstrates the sharp contrast between Hollywood's editing aesthetic in the 1970s and Soviet Montage.

In The Ghost and Mrs.Muir,an eyeline match just before Mrs.Muir undresses for bed allows the audience to see the ________ that has caused her to hesitate and encourages the viewer to share her thought process.

Shots that focus the audience's attention on precise details are ________.

Briefly explain the historical significance of The Gay Shoe Clerk.

A shot taken from opposite the angle of the preceding shot is known as a ________.

A ________ is when shot B appears to push shot A off the screen; shot B appears and moves from one side of the screen to the other,thus removing shot A.

Introduction

An Approach to Film Analysis

Writing About Film

Narrative Form

Mise en Scène

Cinematography

Sound

Alternatives to Narrative Fiction Film:Documentary and Avant-garde Films

Film and Ideology

Social Context and Film Style:National, International, andTransnational Cinema

Film Stardom As a Cultural Phenomenon

Genre

Film Authorship

Cinema As Industry: Economics and Technology

Filters