Question 1

To many ordinary Americans,what seemed true about those larger-than-life silent movies coming out of early Hollywood?

Accepted Answer

A) They were impossibly glamorous. 
B) They were a little dangerous. 
C) They were scandalous. 
D) all of the above 
A) They were impossibly glamorous. 
B) They were a little dangerous. 
C) They were scandalous. 
D) all of the above

Question 2

Matching
-Ed Lubitsch ___

Accepted Answer

A) first European woman director 
B) satirized sex,fidelity,and bad faith in intimate relations 
C) a star who also teamed with Fairbanks and Chaplin to form United Artists 
D) The Navigator 
E) stellar career basically ended as a film comedian after two years
F)City Lights
G)Underworld and The Last Command two of his best works
H)made The Last Laugh,stylized mise en scene helped to wean audiences from rural romances
I)made The Crowd which deals with something approaching real life
J)produced The Jazz Singer which included sound. 
A) first European woman director 
B) satirized sex,fidelity,and bad faith in intimate relations 
C) a star who also teamed with Fairbanks and Chaplin to form United Artists 
D) The Navigator 
E) stellar career basically ended as a film comedian after two years
F)City Lights
G)Underworld and The Last Command two of his best works
H)made The Last Laugh,stylized mise en scene helped to wean audiences from rural romances
I)made The Crowd which deals with something approaching real life
J)produced The Jazz Singer which included sound.

Question 3

Matching
-Mary Pickford ___ and Chaplin to form United Artists

Accepted Answer

A) first European woman director 
B) satirized sex,fidelity,and bad faith in intimate relations 
C) a star who also teamed with Fairbanks and Chaplin to form United Artists 
D) The Navigator 
E) stellar career basically ended as a film comedian after two years
F)City Lights
G)Underworld and The Last Command two of his best works
H)made The Last Laugh,stylized mise en scene helped to wean audiences from rural romances
I)made The Crowd which deals with something approaching real life
J)produced The Jazz Singer which included sound 
A) first European woman director 
B) satirized sex,fidelity,and bad faith in intimate relations 
C) a star who also teamed with Fairbanks and Chaplin to form United Artists 
D) The Navigator 
E) stellar career basically ended as a film comedian after two years
F)City Lights
G)Underworld and The Last Command two of his best works
H)made The Last Laugh,stylized mise en scene helped to wean audiences from rural romances
I)made The Crowd which deals with something approaching real life
J)produced The Jazz Singer which included sound

Question 4

Adding a microphone to a set to record the actors talking did which of the following to acting?

Accepted Answer

A) Stopped the actors dead in their tracks 
B) Made them say their words very,very precisely 
C) Made the loud camera relocate to a sound-proof booth 
D) all the above 
A) Stopped the actors dead in their tracks 
B) Made them say their words very,very precisely 
C) Made the loud camera relocate to a sound-proof booth 
D) all the above

To many ordinary Americans,what seemed true about those larger-than-life silent movies coming out of early Hollywood?

Matching -Ed Lubitsch ___

Matching -Mary Pickford ___ and Chaplin to form United Artists

Adding a microphone to a set to record the actors talking did which of the following to acting?

Beginnings

Griffith and His Contemporaries: 19081920

European Cinema in the 1920s

The Hollywood Studio System: 1925-1955

American Cinema in the 1930s

European Cinema in the 1930s

American Cinema in the 1940s

European Cinema in the 1940s

American Cinema in the 1950s

International Cinema in the 1950s

American Cinema in the 1960s

International Cinema in the 1960s

American Cinema in the 1970s

International Cinema in the 1970s

American Cinema in the 1980s

International Cinema in the 1980s

American Cinema in the 1990s

International Cinema in the 1990s

American Cinema Since 2000

International Cinema Since 2000

Filters

Exam 3: American Cinema in the 1920s

To many ordinary Americans,what seemed true about those larger-than-life silent movies coming out of early Hollywood?

Matching -Ed Lubitsch ___

Matching -Mary Pickford ___ and Chaplin to form United Artists

Adding a microphone to a set to record the actors talking did which of the following to acting?

Beginnings

Griffith and His Contemporaries: 19081920

European Cinema in the 1920s

The Hollywood Studio System: 1925-1955

American Cinema in the 1930s

European Cinema in the 1930s

American Cinema in the 1940s

European Cinema in the 1940s

American Cinema in the 1950s

International Cinema in the 1950s

American Cinema in the 1960s

International Cinema in the 1960s

American Cinema in the 1970s

International Cinema in the 1970s

American Cinema in the 1980s

International Cinema in the 1980s

American Cinema in the 1990s

International Cinema in the 1990s

American Cinema Since 2000

International Cinema Since 2000

Filters