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WorksheetsFilm Music
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Original music written specifically to accompany the film.
a)
Sound effect
b)
Soundtrack
c)
Score
d)
Demo
2.
Contains songs independent from the film itself, that weren’t made for the movie.
a)
Film Score
b)
Sound effect
c)
Overdubbing
d)
Soundtrack
3.
Uplifting anthems were written for these people.
a)
Bad guys
b)
Damsels in distress
c)
Heroes
d)
Creepy characters
4.
Fast tempo music was written for these types of scenes.
a)
Love scenes
b)
Death scenes
c)
Chase scenes
d)
Scary scenes
5.
Slow and somber music was written for these types of scenes.
a)
Sad scenes
b)
Love scenes
c)
Chase scenes
d)
Comedic scenes
6.
This instrument accompanied silent films.
a)
Orchestra
b)
Big Band
c)
Choir
d)
Piano
7.
This person developed five ways the score serves the screen.
a)
Bernard Herrmann
b)
Aaron Copland
c)
John Williams
d)
Danny Elfman
8.
A melodic phrase that accompanies the reappearance of a person or situation. Sort of like a “theme song” for a person, place, thing, or idea.
a)
Leitmotif
b)
Film Score
c)
Motive
d)
Melody
9.
Relying on an audience's previous knowledge to make connection to another source (past movie, image, music, historical event etc.).
a)
Oral Tradition
b)
Background
c)
Referencing
d)
Cross-connection
10.
Visual technique where characters are moving with the beats of the music.
a)
Goofy Gallop
b)
Minnie Moves
c)
Daffy Dab
d)
Mickey Mousing
11.
Singing something in the style of the actual lyrics.
a)
Word painting
b)
Mickey mousing
c)
Referencing
d)
Leitmotif
12.
Music heard by characters.
a)
Diegetic
b)
Non-Diegetic
c)
Film score
d)
Soundtrack
13.
Music only heard by audience.
a)
Diegetic
b)
Non-Diegetic
c)
Film Score
d)
Soundtrack
14.
Superman theme, Jaws theme, Imperial March, and Ellie's Theme are all examples of?
a)
Sound effect
b)
Leitmotif
c)
Referencing
d)
Soundtrack
15.
Create a more convincing ________________________ of time and space.
a)
Finality
b)
Atmosphere
c)
Continuity
d)
Silence
16.
Composer of Pirates of the Caribbean, The Dark Knight Trilogy, and The Lion King.
a)
Danny Elfman
b)
Hans Zimmer
c)
John Williams
d)
James Horner
17.
Composer of Jaws, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Schindler's List.
a)
James Horner
b)
Danny Elfman
c)
John Williams
d)
Hans Zimmer
18.
Composer of Titanic, Avatar, and Field of Dreams.
a)
James Horner
b)
John Williams
c)
Michael Giacchino
d)
Hans Zimmer
19.
The only composer to be awarded the Life Time Achievement Award from the American Film Institute.
a)
Danny Elfman
b)
John Williams
c)
James Horner
d)
Hans Zimmer
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