Types of Shots Quiz

What type of shot is used to establish a location or show where a character is in relation to somebody else?

• Medium shot

• Wide shot

• Close over the shoulder

• Extreme close-up

Which shot shows the entire body of the character from toes to head?

• Medium close-up

• Over-the-shoulder shot

• Full shot

• Extreme wide shot

What type of shot is used to look through the character's eyes and see the scene from their perspective?

• Cutaway

• Point of view shot

• Cut in

• Master shot

Which shot is important to show the geography and where each character is in relation to the other character?

• Medium full shot

• Close-up

• Establishing shot

• Master shot

What type of shot is used to cut in closer to what the subject is looking at?

• Cut in

• Medium shot

• Extreme wide shot

• Cutaway

Which shot is used to show where the characters are going or where they're headed?

• Master shot

• Medium close-up

• Establishing shot

• Over-the-shoulder shot

What type of shot is used to look over the shoulder of one subject onto the face of the other?

• Extreme close-up

• Over-the-shoulder shot

• Medium full shot

• Wide shot

Which shot is a little bit closer than a medium shot and shows about knees up on the subject?

• Medium shot

• Medium full shot

• Medium close-up

• Close-up

What type of shot is used to focus on one aspect of the character's face, such as the eyes or the mouth?

• Medium shot

• Extreme close-up

• Close over the shoulder

• Extreme wide shot

Which shot is used to show the characters in the frame and where they are in relation to each other?

• Cutaway

• Point of view shot

• Double

• Close over the shoulder