Computer 9 - Lesson 1

TRUE OR FALSE. The plot and characters may be prevalently known as the vital parts in shaping up a good story, but it also considers a story's other elements, such as the point of view, subject matters, themes, period, and narrative structure, among others.

• True

• False

These elements can spell the difference between a good story and a great one.

• Point of view, subject matter, themes, period, and narrative structure.

• Point of view, characters, matter, themes, length, and narrative structure.

• Narrative structure, characters, themes, period, and setting.

• Narrative structure, subject matter, length, themes, and setting.

They fall into patterns that we recognize right away. Thus, stories that have well-known conventions, tropes, and other similar qualities are categorized into a group.

• Theme

• Genre

• Category

These are important when grouping films into a certain genre.

(a)  

They are the categorization of various forms of film, based on consistent, recurring and familiar filmic patterns, techniques, and conventions.

(a)  

TRUE OR FALSE. Back in the day, movies were simplistic, ranging from simple comedies, dramas, westerns, among others. Nowadays, movies about the fantastical and extraordinary are the norm, such as epic space adventures, fantasy folklore, superhero flicks, and full-length animated films using computer generated imagery.

• True

• False

Applicable for all ages.

(a)  

The guardians need to explain to the young audiences the sensitive part of the movie.

(a)  

Applicable for audiences ages 13 years old and above.

(a)  

Applicable for audiences ages 16 years old and above.

(a)