Exam 3: American Cinema in the 1920s
Exam 1: Beginnings44 Questions
Exam 2: Griffith and His Contemporaries: 1908192045 Questions
Exam 3: American Cinema in the 1920s44 Questions
Exam 4: European Cinema in the 1920s45 Questions
Exam 5: The Hollywood Studio System: 1925-195544 Questions
Exam 6: American Cinema in the 1930s45 Questions
Exam 7: European Cinema in the 1930s45 Questions
Exam 8: American Cinema in the 1940s45 Questions
Exam 9: European Cinema in the 1940s45 Questions
Exam 10: American Cinema in the 1950s45 Questions
Exam 11: International Cinema in the 1950s44 Questions
Exam 12: American Cinema in the 1960s45 Questions
Exam 13: International Cinema in the 1960s43 Questions
Exam 14: American Cinema in the 1970s45 Questions
Exam 15: International Cinema in the 1970s43 Questions
Exam 16: American Cinema in the 1980s45 Questions
Exam 17: International Cinema in the 1980s45 Questions
Exam 18: American Cinema in the 1990s45 Questions
Exam 19: International Cinema in the 1990s45 Questions
Exam 20: American Cinema Since 200036 Questions
Exam 21: International Cinema Since 200045 Questions
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What woman,at age 24,wrote a script for D.W.Griffith and later worked on the subtitles for his Intolerance?
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The qualities which prohibit Erich Von Stroheim from being the Marquis de Sade of cinema are
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Which of the following films is not one of Douglas Fairbanks' swashbuckling spectaculars?
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Studios like Universal hired "prestige" directors to please the critics and justify the wealth and influence standard Hollywood fodder generated.___
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Says Alexander Walker,"The silent stars were less mythic figures,but not quite human because they didn't speak yet,giving emotions human shape." ___
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Erich von Stroheim,who increased the latitude for serious filmmakers,was responsible for shifting power from the creative to the business end of filmmaking.
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In a Charlie Chaplin comedy,which element is dominant: slapstick comedy or the psychological study of character?
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Buster Keaton's analytically abstract humor is more in tune with modern sensibilities than Chaplin's open vulnerability.___
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Chaplin was more than a comedian and The Gold Rush is more than a comedy.___
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Tom Mix and Clara Bow best personified the early Hollywood era,its ascent from primitivism into aesthetic accomplishment.___
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What were some of the filmmaking techniques or qualities that made Buster Keaton's early film comedies the antithesis of Max Sennett's comedies?
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The female actor whose own career paralleled the development of movies themselves was
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Harold Lloyd's films like Safety Last were on "the myth of the Good American," and in such films,viewers find
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Buster Keaton's characters exhibited all of the following traits except
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