Vocabulary Challenge: Film Descriptors

Which word best describes a film that is visually impressive and beautiful to look at?

• Dull

• Visually stunning

• Flawed

• Contrived

What does the word "turquoise" refer to?

• A type of metal

• A shade of blue-green

• A style of acting

• A film genre

If a film is described as "compelling", it is:

• Boring and uninteresting

• Difficult to understand

• Captivating and engaging

• Overly long

Fill in the gap: The director’s use of ______ costumes and set design created a lavish atmosphere that reflected the decadence of the era.

• Flawed

• Ornate

• Supple

• Dull

If a character is "relatable", they are:

• Difficult to understand

• Easy to connect with or understand

• Villainous

• Over-the-top

What does "gripping" mean in the context of a film or story?

• Boring

• Exciting and holding your attention

• Predictable

• Unresolved

Which word is used to describe a deep red colour?

• Maroon

• Charcoal

• Azure

• Ochre

If something is "supple", it is:

• Rigid and stiff

• Flexible and bendable

• Bulky

• Diminutive

Fill in the gaps: The plot had a lot of _____, I could not bear watching another 'love triangle' story. What a waste of time!

• visual effects

• Cliches

• Twists

• Charming characters

Fill in the gap: The ______ narrative structure, which jumped between different time periods, challenged the audience to piece together the story themselves.

• Fast-paced

• Non-linear

• Dull

• Contrived