Social Stratification: Planet of the Apes

Who directed the 1968 film "Planet of the Apes"?

• Stanley Kubrick

• Franklin J. Schaffner

• George Lucas

• Ridley Scott

What is the name of the main human protagonist in "Planet of the Apes" (1968)?

• Zira

• Taylor

• Cornelius

• Nova

In which year was "Planet of the Apes" released?

• 1972

• 1968

• 1959

• 1980

Which of the following is a central theme of "Planet of the Apes" (1968)?

• The dangers of artificial intelligence

• The reversal of social roles and critique of human nature

• The importance of space exploration

• The rise of technology in society

Which historical event in 1968 might have influenced the film's themes of social upheaval and authority?

• The end of World War II

• The Civil Rights Movement

• The signing of the Magna Carta

• The fall of the Berlin Wall

How does the film use the apes' society to comment on human behavior?

• By showing apes as perfect beings

• By mirroring human prejudices and social hierarchies

• By focusing only on ape technology

• By ignoring human history

Which filmmaking technique did Franklin J. Schaffner use to create a sense of alienation in the film?

• Frequent use of close-ups

• Wide-angle shots of barren landscapes

• Fast-paced editing

• Handheld camera work

What does Taylor’s reaction to the ape society reveal about his character?

• He is easily adaptable

• He is defiant and questions authority

• He is indifferent to his surroundings

• He quickly accepts his fate

Which aspect of the 1960s is reflected in the film’s depiction of authority and rebellion?

• The rise of disco music

• The questioning of traditional power structures

• The popularity of television

• The growth of suburban life

How does the film use costume and makeup to reinforce its themes?

• By making all characters look the same

• By exaggerating the differences between apes and humans

• By using only minimal makeup

• By focusing on futuristic clothing