Year 11 - C1

How many narrative stages are there in a film?

• 8

• 9

• 10

Which of the following is found at the beginning of a narrative?

• First inciting incident

• Introduction to antagonist

• Character introduction

Which of the following are narrative stages?

• Introduction to antagonist

• Inciting incident 2

• Final war and death choice

Which of the following best describes the narrative stage - story introduction?

• This is when the audience can understand the location, time-space and general plot.

• This is when the narrator starts talking in voice-over and explains how the story will continue.

• This is when we meet the main actor and we see his gender, age and role in the story.

Which of the following is the last narrative stage?

• Relaxation of tension

• Conclusion

• Final battle

Near the middle of the film, we meet the main enemy of the main character. What is this person called?

• Agonist

• Tritagonist

• Antagonist

Which of the following best describes the narrative stage - relaxation of tension?

• This is the very last part of the film, where the main actor is relaxing in a quiet place.

• This is just after the final battle, when the audience understands that everything will go back to normal.

• This is just before the main battle, when the fighter is trying to relax before war starts.

Which of these are techniques used in film narrative?

• Lighting

• Props

• Editing

Which of the following is NOT a technique used in film narrative?

• Camera work

• Visual effects

• Computer-generated images.

• Titling

How many techniques of film narrative are there?

• 3

• 5

• 7

• 9