REVIEW QUIZ IN MIL

Symbolic codes show:

• What lies beneath the surface of what we see.

• Editing styles.

• Camera movements.

• Color filters.

Color in symbolic codes often represents:

• Mood or emotion.

• Camera angle.

• Lens type.

• Editing pace.

Body language in symbolic codes conveys:

• Emotions and attitudes.

• Background noise.

• Technical issues.

• Setting.

A red rose usually symbolizes:

• Love or romance.

• Hatred.

• Coldness.

• Mystery.

Clothing and makeup signify:

• Character identity and role.

• Lighting.

• Editing.

• Location.

Setting indicates:

• Time and place of the story.

• Camera type.

• Sound effect.

• Text font.

An object like a clenched fist symbolizes:

• Anger or resistance.

• Happiness.

• Peace.

• Calmness.

A director using color filters to show sadness is applying:

• Symbolic coding.

• Editing rules.

• Lighting setup.

• Sound mixing.

Choosing costumes for a hero in white symbolizes:

• Purity and goodness.

• Evil.

• Darkness.

• Anger.

Setting a dark alley for a crime scene applies:

• Symbolic use of environment.

• Random choice.

• Improper location.

• Overexposure.