A Common Bond-2pt Questions

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What is the main motive of filmmakers when creating a documentary?

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To provide information about a specific topic or issue.

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What does it mean to highlight a problem in society?

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To draw attention to social issues that need to be addressed.

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What is a political issue?

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A topic that relates to government policy or political debate.

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What is the purpose of a school project?

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To engage students in learning through research and presentation.

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What does it mean to take a position on an issue?

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To express a specific viewpoint or opinion regarding a topic.

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What is the difference between a documentary and a fictional film?

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A documentary presents factual information, while a fictional film tells a made-up story.

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Why is it important for documentaries to provide accurate information?

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To ensure that viewers are informed and can make educated decisions.

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What are some common themes found in documentaries?

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Social justice, environmental issues, historical events, and personal stories.

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How can documentaries influence public opinion?

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By presenting compelling narratives and evidence that sway viewers' perspectives.

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What role does research play in creating a documentary?

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Research helps filmmakers gather facts and insights to support their narrative.

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