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Scriptwriting

Total questions: 72

Worksheet time: 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A Personal Narrative is about ME.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

A Personal Narrative is written about SOMEBODY ELSE.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

A Personal Narrative does NOT need many details.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

What language do you use when writing a Personal Narrative?

a)

First Person

b)

Second Person

c)

Third Person

d)

Fourth Person

5.

What do personal narratives need to include below?

a)

Thoughts and favorites.

b)

Thoughts and dislikes.

c)

Thoughts and feelings.

6.

What part of the story needs to include why the experience was important?

a)

Beginning and middle.

b)

Middle and ending.

c)

Ending and conclusion.

7.

What is NOT a good topic for a personal narrative?

a)

My best day on vacation.

b)

A special gift I received.

c)

My favorite color.

8.

For this story you need to write about one exprience that changed how you acted, thought, or felt.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

How many experiences should you write about in a personal narrative?

a)

Three

b)

Two

c)

One

10.

Personal narratives must include dialogue to help the reader feel like they are there in the story.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

What do personal narratives need to include below?

a)

Thoughts and favorites.

b)

Thoughts and dislikes.

c)

Thoughts and feelings.

12.

What part of the story needs to include why the experience was important?

a)

Beginning and middle.

b)

Middle and ending.

c)

Ending and conclusion.

13.

Personal narratives tell about an important event, incident, or experience in a person's life.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

What are sensory details?

a)

See, hear, taste, touch, and smell.

b)

Hear, taste, touch, and feel.

c)

See, hear, taste, touch, and feel.

15.

What does the middle of the personal narrative tells about?

a)

Tells about important events, decsribes people and places and feelings.

b)

Only describes when the story took place.

c)

Only tells about people in the story.

16.

There should be vivid descriptive details included.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

What is the purpose of your personal narrative?

a)

To write about your family.

b)

To write about a famous person.

c)

To write about an important experience that I learned from.

18.

What needs to be in the beginning?

a)

A hook to grab attention and background information.

b)

The lesson learned.

c)

Big details.

19.
a simply or hastily executed drawing or painting, especially a preliminary one, giving the essential features without the details.
a)
storyboard
b)
animation
c)
silent film
d)
sketching
20.
a dynamic visual medium produced from static drawings, models, or objects posed in a series of incremental movements that are then rapidly sequenced to give the illusion of lifelike motion.
a)
storyboard
b)
animation
c)
silent film
d)
sketching
21.
A panel or panels on which a sequence of sketches depict the significant changes of action and scene in a planned film, as for a movie, television show, or advertisement.
a)
storyboard
b)
animation
c)
silent film
d)
sketching
22.
In creating a workflow, what is something to consider?
a)
what are the different stages of project
b)
how much time is needed
c)
what ordered you want the different stages done
d)
all of the above
23.
Once you have created a storyline, developed characters, marked your scenes, and timed them; what is the last step in creating a successful animation short?
a)
create a new storyline
b)
figure out the colors for the scenes
c)
nothing, your are done
d)
create a workflow and project plan
24.
In planning your scenes, what should you do first?
a)
look at storyline and mark scenes
b)
draw whatever you feel like
c)
take a break & get a soda
d)
color characters
25.
After marking your scenes in your story, what should happen next?
a)
figure out timing of each scene
b)
what size frames you want
c)
get a project plan
d)
mounting frames
26.
a simply or hastily executed drawing or painting, especially a preliminary one, giving the essential features without the details.
a)
storyboard
b)
animation
c)
silent film
d)
sketching
27.
a dynamic visual medium produced from static drawings, models, or objects posed in a series of incremental movements that are then rapidly sequenced to give the illusion of lifelike motion.
a)
storyboard
b)
animation
c)
silent film
d)
sketching
28.
A panel or panels on which a sequence of sketches depict the significant changes of action and scene in a planned film, as for a movie, television show, or advertisement.
a)
storyboard
b)
animation
c)
silent film
d)
sketching
29.
Once you have created a storyline, developed characters, marked your scenes, and timed them; what is the last step in creating a successful animation short?
a)
create a new storyline
b)
figure out the colors for the scenes
c)
nothing, your are done
d)
create a workflow and project plan
30.
In creating a workflow, what is something to consider?
a)
what are the different stages of project
b)
how much time is needed
c)
what ordered you want the different stages done
d)
all of the above
31.
After marking your scenes in your story, what should happen next?
a)
figure out timing of each scene
b)
what size frames you want
c)
get a project plan
d)
mounting frames
32.
In planning your scenes, what should you do first?
a)
look at storyline and mark scenes
b)
draw whatever you feel like
c)
take a break & get a soda
d)
color characters
33.
Once you have your story and your character development done, what should you focus on next?
a)
How you will render the story
b)
what color your characters will be
c)
Your storyboard scenes/slides
d)
what type of transitions you want between scenes
34.
After you have figured out your storyline, what should be the next thing to focus on?
a)
the storyline
b)
character development
c)
what you want for lunch
d)
draw your characters several times
35.
Before you start to create a storyboard, what is the first thing you should know?
a)
Your story
b)
the colors
c)
the finished product
d)
the fun you will have
36.

What information can you include on your storyboard?

a)

Pictures or drawing

b)

time

c)

What the character says

d)

All of the above

37.
The very first step in animation creating is
a)
drawing
b)
choose colour
c)
storyboard creating
d)
pencil test
38.

What camera movement would these arrows represent on a Storyboard?

a)

Zoom Out

b)

Pan Right

c)

Zoom In

d)

Tilt Down

39.

What camera movement would these arrows represent on a Storyboard?

a)

Zoom Out

b)

Pan Left

c)

Zoom In

d)

Tilt Up

40.

Linear Type of storyboarding is applied in making movies or films.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

41.
The first rule of storyboarding is to ____________________________.
a)
Keep it simple
b)
Use a pen
c)
You must keep exactly to the script
42.

Non-Linear Type of storyboarding is applied in making Digital games.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

43.

What information can you include on your storyboard?

a)

Pictures or drawing

b)

time

c)

What the character says

d)

All of the above

44.
The first rule of storyboarding is to ____________________________.
a)
Keep it simple
b)
Use a pen
c)
You must keep exactly to the script
45.

A storyboard is used to show the _____________ and flow of scenes in a moving image product such as a video or animation.

a)

design ideas

b)

work plan

c)

sequence

d)

research

46.

Which of these images shows a Storyboard?

a)
b)
c)
d)
47.

What is the purpose of a storyboard?

a)

A storyboard is a way for you to complete your work.

b)

Use a storyboard to set up all of your ideas before starting your project.

c)

A storyboard is the same as a whiteboard

d)

A storyboard can only be used for research

48.

Transitions are usually found on the left side of the page.

a)
True
b)
False
49.

Which of the following exemplifies a parenthetical

a)

(O.S.)

b)

(re: the window)

c)

(19, blonde hair)

d)

The TYPING sound of his keyboard.

50.

How many pages should a script be?

a)
200-250 pages for a feature film
b)
50-80 pages for a television episode
c)
90-120 pages for a feature film, 30-60 pages for a television episode
d)

there is no minimum amount of pages for a script.

51.

What font size should a script be written in?

a)
10 point
b)
14 point
c)
16 point
d)
12 point
52.

What font should a script be written in?

a)

Courier or Courier New

b)
Helvetica
c)
Comic Sans
d)
Times New Roman
53.

It is okay to put camera movements into a script.

a)

True

b)

False

54.

The writer of a script is usually called the

a)
screenwriter
b)
director
c)
novelist
d)
playwright
55.

The formatting of a script is not important.

a)
True
b)
False
56.

The character that is usually stopping or preventing the main character from their goal is called the

a)
antagonist
b)
companion
c)
sidekick
d)
protagonist
57.

The character in the story that's usually trying to accomplish something is called the

a)
villain
b)
sidekick
c)
antagonist
d)
protagonist
58.

The scene description, character movement, and sounds as described in a screenplay is called an

a)

setting header

b)

action line

c)
dialogue
d)
plot
59.

If an actor should deliver his or her lines in a particular way, a screenplay will contain a description in parentheses to illustrate the point. This is called a

a)

parenthetical

b)
script note
c)
dialogue
d)
stage direction
60.

Speech that is occurring off-screen is called

a)
background noise
b)
whispering
c)
mumbling
d)

Narration

61.

In script writing, the abbreviation b.g. stands for

a)

big-gap

b)
background
c)

backup guest

d)
dialogue
62.

In script writing, the abbreviation EXT. stands for

a)
exteriorly
b)
outdoor
c)
outside
d)
exterior
63.

In script writing, the abbreviation O.S. stands for

a)
Out of Sight
b)
On Stage
c)
Off Screen
d)
Over the Shoulder
64.

In script writing, the abbreviation V.O. means

a)
Video Output
b)
Visual Observation
c)
Virtual Office
d)
Voice Over
65.

_____________ is is writing down the movement, actions, expression, and dialogue of the characters in screenplay, in screenplay format.

a)
Scriptwriting
b)
Storytelling
c)
Playwriting
d)
Screenwriting
66.

What should be placed in parenthesis in the action line of a script?

a)

Age and/or short description

b)

Production directions

c)

Note to editors

d)

Special Comments

67.

Select the correct slug line format.

a)

EXT. DAY - PLAYGROUND

b)

EXT - PLAYGROUND - DAY

c)

EXT. PLAYGROUND - DAY

d)

ext. playground - day

68.

Generally, in a script, the parenthetical should be placed

a)

within the action line

b)

in a separate page

c)

in the beginning of the script

d)

under the character's name

69.

When the character is introduced for the first time, their name should be

a)

bolded

b)

capitalized

c)

italicized

d)

put in parenthesis

70.

What should, usually, be placed at the beginning of each scene in a script?

a)
Character dialogue
b)
Stage directions
c)
Title of the scene
d)
Slug line or scene heading
71.

What is placed in parenthesis beside the Character's Name?

a)

Parenthetical

b)

Extension

c)

Stage Directions

d)

Slug Line

72.

What is placed in parenthesis beside the Character's Name?

a)

Parenthetical

b)

Extension

c)

Stage Directions

d)

Slug Line