MOVIE REVIEW: SHORT QUIZ

Reporting all events that happen and stating one’s opinion about them is a common mistake that many students make.

• Always true

• Always false

• Sometimes true

• Sometimes false

There is no need for unbiased and objective approach in making a movie review.

• Always true

• Always false

• Sometimes true

• Sometimes false

What's the first step in the process of writing a movie review?

• Choosing a movie or documentary to watch

• Considering different movie genres to watch

• Watching the movie or the documentary

• Identifying which movies are trending

In watching the movie or documentary, take notes of ____________.

• both major and minor events and characters

• the audience's reactions

• the characters only

• the names of the actors

In watching the movie or documentary, it's a mistake to rely on the power of your memory only, there's always ______________.

• something we overlook or forget

• your classmates always comment about

• your teacher can add up

• a better movie you have watched

What's the second step in the process of writing a movie review?

• Carry out a thorough research on the movie

• Conduct an interview about the movie

• Make a research paper on the movie

• Make a parody movie

In carrying out a thorough research on the movie, look for details such as the name of the filmmaker and his/her motivation to make that film or documentary work, locations, plot, characterization, historic events that served as an inspiration for the movie.

• It's not really necessary

• It's very necessary

• It can and may be skipped

• It's enough to just talk about the author's basic information

Basically, your research should serve to collect information that provides more depth to the review.

• Always true

• Always false

• Sometimes true

• Never true

What's the third step in the process of writing a movie review?

• Analyze the movie after you watch it

• Do a research on the movie watched

• Ask classmates about their opinions on the movie

• Watch another movie that's easier to understand

Which should not be done in analyzing the movie you've watched?

• Don’t start working on the review if you aren’t sure you understand the film.

• Re-watch it, if necessary, if you find some parts confusing.

• Only when you understand events that happened on the screen will you find it easier to create the review.

• Evaluate the movie's beginning and end.