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Honors Final Exam

Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Cutting shots together in clear and linear flow, uninterrupted action maintaining continuous sense of time and space

a)

Linear Editing

b)

Flow Editing

c)

Continuity Editing

d)

Continuous Editing

2.

Gives illusion that 2 storylines are happening at same time by rapidly cutting back and forth

a)

Mirror shots

b)

Cross cutting

c)

Cross shots

d)

mirror cutting

3.

Interruption of filmed action with shot related to principal action

a)

Cutaway

b)

Dissolve

c)

L cut

d)

M cut

4.

Editing technique where audience hears audio from shot before they see it

a)

L cut

b)

M cut

c)

J cut

d)

Dissolve

5.

Cut that juxtaposes two unrelated images

a)

Mirror cut

b)

Mirror shot

c)

Match cut

d)

Parallelism cut

6.

Transition where one shot is instantly followed by another

a)

Cut

b)

Shot

c)

Transition shot

d)

Linear shot

7.

Gradual visual transition where one shot overlaps another

a)

Cutaway

b)

Linear

c)

Transition

d)

Dissolve

8.

Audio from next shot hears before image appears

a)

J cut

b)

L cut

c)

M cut

d)

Cross cut

9.

True or False; 180 degree rule help maintain spatial orientation for the viewer

a)

True

b)

False

10.

True or False: Jump cuts should be avoided because they break continuity and distract viewers

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Writing with light and movement

a)

Cinematography

b)

Cinema

c)

Film

d)

Stunts

12.

One uninterrupted run of the camera

a)

Shot

b)

Take

c)

Setup

d)

Film

13.

Number of times a shot is attempted

a)

Shot

b)

Take

c)

Setup

d)

Film

14.

One camera position and everything associated with it

a)

Shot

b)

Take

c)

Setup

d)

Film

15.

rate of light sensitivity of the film

a)

Shot

b)

Take

c)

Setup

d)

Speed

16.

Which gauge is considered an ultra-large format?

a)

8mm

b)

16mm

c)

25mm

d)

IMAX

17.

High key lighting is characterized by ____

a)

High contrast

b)

Low contrast

c)

Low exposure

d)

Strong shadows

18.

Low key lighting is characterized by ____

a)

High contrast

b)

Low contrast

c)

Low exposure

d)

Strong shadows

19.

Lens that compresses space

a)

Wide-angle lens

b)

Telephoto lens

c)

Fisheye lens

d)

Prime lens

20.

Modern television aspect ratio

a)

4:3

b)

1:1

c)

16:9

d)

2.35:1

21.

Cinematic standard aspect ratio

a)

4:3

b)

1:1

c)

16:9

d)

1.85:1

22.

Square

a)

4:3

b)

1:1

c)

16:9

d)

1.85:1

23.

Ultra widescreen ratio

a)

4:3

b)

2.35:1

c)

16:9

d)

1.85:1

24.

Old Television ratio

a)

4:3

b)

2.35:1

c)

16:9

d)

1.85:1

25.

Group Charlie Chaplin was associated with

a)

MGM

b)

Paramount

c)

Universal

d)

United Artists

26.

Cinematographer for "Citizen Kane"

a)

Roger Deakins

b)

Vittorio Storaro

c)

Gregg Toland

d)

Robert Burks

27.

C-stand is short for what

a)

Camera stand

b)

Century stand

c)

Cinema stand

d)

Composite stand

28.

Set of self-imposed censorship guidelines for Hollywood film

a)

Hays Code

b)

Druger's Code

c)

Smith's Code

d)

Chaplin's Code

29.

Select the time Hays Code as in effect

a)

1920-1930

b)

1950-2000

c)

1934-1968

d)

1984-2014

30.

Rules of Hays Code

a)

Films MUST include positive moral messages

b)

No sympathy shown towards crime/wrongdoing

c)

Filmmakers MUST use licensed screenwriting techniques

d)

All films must be appropriate for children

e)

Law shouldn't be ridiculed nor sympathy be created for violating the law

31.

Replaced Hays Code in the late 1960s

a)

Tv Parental guidelines

b)

MPAA voluntary film rating system

c)

Hollywood Standards Act

d)

Cinematic Ethics Board

32.

Movie rating; fit for all ages

a)

PG

b)

PG-13

c)

G

d)

R

33.

Movie rating; restricted for 17+ or be with an adult

a)

PG

b)

PG-13

c)

G

d)

R

34.

Movie rating; some material possibly not suitable for younger children, parental guidance encouraged

a)

PG

b)

PG-13

c)

G

d)

R

35.

Movie rating; Adult material, no one under 17 admitted into movie theater even with parent

a)

PG

b)

PG-13

c)

G

d)

R

e)

NC-17

36.

Movie rating; some material inappropriate for children under 13, Parents should be cautious

a)

PG

b)

PG-13

c)

G

d)

R

37.

Television rating; intended for all children

a)

TV-Y

b)

PG-13

c)

G

d)

R

e)

TV-14

38.

Television rating; content may be unsuitable for children under 14

a)

TV-Y

b)

PG-13

c)

G

d)

R

e)

TV-14

39.

Television rating; Intended for mature audiences only

a)

TV-Y

b)

TV-MA

c)

G

d)

R

e)

TV-14

40.

Television rating; Directed to children ages 7+

a)

TV-Y

b)

TV-MA

c)

TV-Y7

d)

TV-G

e)

TV-14

41.

Television rating; suitable for all audiences

a)

TV-Y

b)

TV-G

c)

TV-PG

d)

TV-G

e)

TV-14

42.

Television rating; Parental guidance suggested, some content unsuitable for young children

a)

TV-Y

b)

TV-G

c)

TV-PG

d)

TV-G

e)

TV-14

43.

Television rating; Directed to older children who can handle fantasy violence

a)

TV-Y7-FV

b)

TV-MA

c)

TV-Y7

d)

TV-G

e)

TV-14

44.

True or False: PG-13 created because films pushed limits of PG ex: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

a)

True

b)

False

45.

First PG-13 released film

a)

Ghostbusters

b)

Red Dawn

c)

E.T.

d)

The Breakfast Club

46.

Obscenity in movies and Tv shows increased by ___ over 20 years?

a)

50%

b)

100%

c)

173%

d)

352%

47.

____ potentially offensive content counts per hours were recorded in 2022 TV stats

a)

15

b)

37

c)

75

d)

130

48.

First president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, who Hays Code is names after

a)

Will H. Hays

b)

Louis B. Hays

c)

Orson Hays

d)

Jack W. Hays

49.

Film that weakened Hays Code, distributed in 1959

a)

Some Like it Hot

b)

Citizen Kane

c)

Godfather

d)

Wizard of Oz

50.

True or False; In 2022 counts of sex, nudity, and immodesty for PG-13 and R rated films were 11 and 11.5 counts per hour

a)

True

b)

False

51.

Inventor of Cinematographe

a)

Thomas Edison

b)

George Melies

c)

Oron Wells

d)

Auguste and Louis Lumiere

52.

The joining together of discrete shots

a)

Editing

b)

Magic

c)

Cinematography

d)

Filming

53.

Difference between stage and film

a)

Stage: one angle, speaking loudly to an audience

b)

Film: Can move audience through time and space, quieter than stage, multiple angles

54.

Select the 4 approaches to film history

a)

Aesthetic

b)

Psychological

c)

Technological

d)

Economic

e)

Social

55.

Evaluates individual movies/directors using criteria assessing artistic significance and influence

a)

Aesthetic Approach

b)

Technological Approach

c)

Economic Approach

d)

Film as Social History

56.

Examines development of each technological advance and subsequent improvement; focus on interaction of tech with aesthetics, modes of production, and economic factors

a)

Aesthetic Approach

b)

Technological Approach

c)

Economic Approach

d)

Film as Social History

57.

Examines economic history of individual movie, place in economic history of movie's studio; historical period and country in which it was produced

a)

Aesthetic Approach

b)

Technological Approach

c)

Economic Approach

d)

Film as Social History

58.

Society and culture influences movies, primary source for studying society (religion, politics, cultural trends, taboos)

a)

Aesthetic Approach

b)

Technological Approach

c)

Economic Approach

d)

Film as Social History

59.

Work of a single creative mind, director is the author of the given film

a)

Auteur theory

b)

Author theory

c)

Subsequent theory

d)

I'm the right answer!

60.

Subject of the artwork

a)

Content

b)

Form

c)

Film

d)

Actor/Actress

61.

Way subject is expressed and experienced

a)

Content

b)

Form

c)

Film

d)

Actor/Actress

62.

True or False; design elements in a scene can influence nothing about a film

a)

True

b)

False; influence how audience feels and what they think about

63.

Select all elements of film form

a)

Sound

b)

Narrative

c)

Mise-en-scene

d)

Editing

e)

Shots, Sequences, Scenes

64.

Film form element; French for "what is put into the scene", unifying look/feel ; aesthetic context in which everything else in movie takes place (sum of what is seen/experienced)

a)

Sound

b)

Narrative

c)

Mise-en-scene

d)

Editing

e)

Shots, Sequences, Scenes

65.

Component of Mise-en-scene

a)

Design

b)

Film

c)

Form

d)

Composition

e)

Texture

66.

How look of the setting is determined (Set design, Decor, Prop selection)

a)

Design

b)

Form

c)

Composition

67.

Works with director and director of photography, responsible for overall design concept; Supervises departments (visual continuity, balance, dramatic emphasis)

a)

Production Designer

b)

Director

c)

Director of Photography

d)

Camera person

e)

Gaffer

68.

Casablanca information

a)

Released in 1943 by Warner Bros

b)

Academy Award: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay

c)

Humphry Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, Peter Loree, Claude Rains, Paul Henreid

69.

Director of Casablanca

a)

Howard Hawks

b)

Michael Curtiz

c)

Orson Welles

d)

John Huston

70.

Wrote screenplay for Casablanca

a)

Billy Wilder

b)

Julius & Philip Epstein, Howard Koch

c)

Dalton Trumbo and Preston Sturges

71.

Which movie used forced perspective to film an airport scene in WWII

a)

Casablanca

b)

Citizen Kane

c)

The New America

d)

City Lights

72.

True or False; Christian movies are generally the highest earning box office movies

a)

True

b)

False; generally not financially successful at the box office

73.

Select the concerns people have regarding the Christian movie "The Chosen"

a)

May replace the Bible and taint ppls perceptions of Jesus

b)

Partnered with LDS Church

c)

Worshipping of images, films may add to scripture

74.

Prior to the PG ad PG-13 ratings for movies, what letter was used?

a)

B

b)

Z

c)

M

d)

P

75.

What cultural effect may result from increased exposure to profanity in media

a)

Audience become more sensitive and shocked by foul language

b)

Viewers become desensitized to profanity overtime

c)

Filmmakers begin avoiding realism in dialogue

d)

Streaming services begin censoring content to appeal to families

76.

Shared ideas of the 5 Christian thinkers (Francis Schaeffer, Dorothy Sayers, C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, Makoto Fujimura)

a)

Christian art should be excellent

b)

Art is a calling, not a tool

c)

Beauty matters in Christian witness

d)

Avoid propaganda

e)

Creativity reflects God

77.

Implications for Christian Filmmakers

a)

Prioritize story over agenda

b)

Complex characters and honest struggle

c)

Allow ambiguity and tension

d)

Craft, cinematography, acting matter

e)

Don't force conversion arcs

78.

Christian films that are considered "good" are

a)

Presented as inspired Scripture

b)

More likely to push people away from faith

c)

Biblically faithful without claiming inspiration

d)

Made only with volunteer crew

79.

Bible verses connected to film

a)

Colossians 3:17- work should be done in the name of God

b)

1 Corinthians 10:31- Christians should do everything to glorify God

c)

Exodus 20:4-5 - Warns against making images and worshipping them

d)

Revelation 22:18- discusses concern that Christian films may add to Scripture

e)

Psalms 119:105- discusses concern that Christian films may add to Scripture

80.

Citizen Kane information

a)

Released by RKO Pictures

b)

Released in 1941

c)

Original Title: American

d)

Original Title: Rosebud

e)

Academy award: Best Screenplay

81.

Director of Citizen Kane

a)

John Ford

b)

Howard Hawkins

c)

Alfred Hitchcock

d)

Orson Welles

82.

Cinematographer of Citizen Kane

a)

Arthur Edeson

b)

Gregg Toland

c)

Max Steiner

d)

Conrad Hall

83.

The screenplay for Citizen Kane was written by:

a)

Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett

b)

Orson Welles and Herman J. Mankiewicz

c)

Preston Sturges

d)

Dalton Trumbo

84.

Many lines of Charles Foster Kane's dialogue were taken from

a)

Orson Welles's radio broadcast

b)

Newspaper headlines

c)

The life of Orson Welles

d)

William Hearst's writings and speeches

85.

A "floating camera" refers to

a)

A camera suspended by balloons

b)

Handheld cam movement

c)

Smooth, mobile camera movement that defies traditional constraints

d)

Stationary overhead camera

86.

Chiaroscuro lighting involves

a)

Even lighting with no shadows

b)

High contrast between light and dark

c)

Color filters

d)

Use of neon lighting

87.

City Lights Information

a)

Released in 1931 by United Artists

b)

Charlie Chaplin, Virginia Cherrill, Harry Myers

c)

Silent film made during talkie era

d)

Released in 1945 by Warner Bros

e)

Charlie Chaplin, Ingrid Bergman, Orson Welles

88.

Jaws is credited with creating which major Hollywood phenomenon

a)

The rise of indie filmmaking

b)

The modern blockbuster

c)

The golden age of cinema

d)

The return of silent films

89.

Technical limitation that shaped Jaws filming that caused Spielberg to rely on suggestive framing and music

a)

Lack of color film stock

b)

Mechanical shark malfunctioning

c)

No underwater camera technology

d)

Filming restrictions during WWII

90.

Main purpose of "lining" a script

a)

Check grammar

b)

Prepare actors for auditions

c)

Plan shots and coverage for production

d)

Format scenes for editing

91.

Jaws information

a)

Released in 1975 by Universal Pictures

b)

Released in 1975 by Warner Bros.

c)

Director: Steven Spielberg,

d)

Roy Schieder, Richard Dreyfus, Robert Shaw

e)

Music: John Williams

92.

True or False: Jaws was the highest grossing film of all time until Star Wars

a)

True

b)

False

93.

Camera moves closer/further from subject along invisible line to distort the image, maintains illusion of continuity

a)

Axial cut

b)

Jump cut

c)

Transition cut

d)

Cutaway

94.

In America information

a)

Released in 2002 by Searchlight Pictures

b)

Director: Jim Sheridan

c)

Academy Awards: 3

d)

Samantha Morton, Paddy Considine, Sarah and Emma Bolger, Djimon Hounsou

95.

Responsible for photographing film according to director's vision

a)

Cinematographer (dp)

b)

Director

c)

Gaffer

d)

Design Manager

96.

Responsible for shooting

a)

Cinematographer (dp)

b)

Director

c)

Gaffer

d)

Camera Operator

97.

A higher film speed (ISO) means the film is

a)

Less light sensitive

b)

More light sensitive

c)

Redder

d)

Blurry

98.

"Cinematic look" comes from what film rate

a)

15fps

b)

24fps

c)

30fps

d)

120fps

99.

4k Resolution is

a)

1080x720

b)

2048x1080

c)

4096x2160

d)

8000x6000

100.

movement

a)

Kinesis

b)

Photo

c)

Graphia

101.

Light

a)

Kinesis

b)

Photo

c)

Graphia

102.

Writing

a)

Kinesis

b)

Photo

c)

Graphia

103.

Oversees camera lens, supporting equipment, and material movie is being shot; Prepare slate, file reports, load camera

a)

Camera Operator

b)

Assistant Camerapersons (ACs)

c)

Gaffer

d)

Best Boy

104.

Chief electrician

a)

Key Grip

b)

Assistant Camerapersons (ACs)

c)

Gaffer

d)

Best Boy

105.

1st assistant electrician

a)

Key Grip

b)

Digital Imaging Technician (DIT)

c)

Gaffer

d)

Best Boy

106.

Organize files

a)

Key Grip

b)

Digital Imaging Technician (DIT)

c)

Gaffer

d)

Best Boy

107.

Head of grip department

a)

Key Grip

b)

Digital Imaging Technician (DIT)

c)

Gaffer

d)

Grip

108.

All around handypersons (non-lighting gear; C-stands, dollies, flags, apple boxes, etc.)

a)

Key Grip

b)

Digital Imaging Technician (DIT)

c)

Gaffer

d)

Grip

109.

Generates and controls sound physically, manipulating its properties to produce desired effects

a)

Sound Crew

b)

Digital Imaging Technician (DIT)

c)

Gaffer

d)

Grip

110.

Produces wide angle views, make subjects appear farther than they are

a)

Prime lens

b)

Long focal length lens

c)

Middle focal length lens

d)

zoom lens

111.

Produces deep angle views, distant objects are closer, flattens space and depth

a)

Prime lens

b)

Long focal length lens

c)

Middle focal length lens

d)

zoom lens

112.

Produces images that correspond to day by day experience of depth and perspective, keeps all subjects in normal sense of focus

a)

Prime lens

b)

Long focal length lens

c)

Middle focal length lens

d)

zoom lens

113.

images stimulate effect of movement of camera towards/away, magnifies image and can make shot artificial

a)

Prime lens

b)

Long focal length lens

c)

Middle focal length lens

d)

zoom lens

114.

reflector boards, a device used to help control natural light

a)

Natural (sunlight)

b)

Artifical (instruments)

c)

Hard lighting (low key lighting)

d)

Soft lighting (high key lighting)

115.

Focusable spotlights and floodlights

a)

Natural (sunlight)

b)

Artifical (instruments)

c)

Hard lighting (low key lighting)

d)

Soft lighting (high key lighting)

116.

Shining directly on the subject, creating crisp details

a)

Practical lights

b)

Motivated light

c)

Hard lighting (low key lighting)

d)

Soft lighting (high key lighting)

117.

Diffused; light hits the subject from many directions

a)

Practical lights

b)

Motivated light

c)

Hard lighting (low key lighting)

d)

Soft lighting (high key lighting)

118.

Seen in shot but not lighting the scene

a)

Practical lights

b)

Motivated light

c)

Hard lighting (low key lighting)

d)

Soft lighting (high key lighting)

119.

Tells viewers where light is coming from

a)

Practical lights

b)

Motivated light

c)

Hard lighting (low key lighting)

d)

Soft lighting (high key lighting)

120.

Select three point lighting

a)

Backlight

b)

Key light

c)

Fill light

d)

Flood light

e)

Front light

121.

High/Low; defined by frequency

a)

Pitch

b)

Loudness

c)

Quality

d)

Fidelity

122.

Loud/Soft: depends on amplitude

a)

Pitch

b)

Loudness

c)

Quality

d)

Fidelity

123.

Simple/Complex; harmonic content (wavelengths)

a)

Pitch

b)

Loudness

c)

Quality

d)

Fidelity

124.

Sound's faithfulness/unfaithfulness to its source

a)

Pitch

b)

Loudness

c)

Quality

d)

Fidelity

125.

Originates from source within film's world

a)

Diegetic Sound

b)

Nondiegetic Sound

c)

Onscreen

d)

Offscreen

e)

Asynchronous Sound

126.

Comes from source outside film's world, assumed inaudible to characters onscreen

a)

Diegetic Sound

b)

Nondiegetic Sound

c)

Onscreen

d)

Offscreen

e)

Asynchronous Sound

127.

Emanates from source we can see (simultaneous)

a)

Onscreen

b)

Offscreen

c)

Asynchronous Sound

128.

Can be Diegetic/Nondiegetic; Derives from a source we do not see (nonsimultaneous)

a)

Onscreen

b)

Offscreen

c)

Asynchronous Sound

129.

Derives from a source we do not see; sound closely related to action but not precisely synchronized with it (may anticipate or follow that action)

a)

Onscreen

b)

Offscreen

c)

Asynchronous Sound

130.

Correct sequence of 5 Minute Outline

a)

Search, Go, You, Find, Take, Return, Change, Need

b)

You, Need, Go, Search, Find, Take, Return, Change

c)

Need, You, Take, Go, Find, Change, Return, Search

d)

Go, You, Need, Return, Search, Find, Take, Change

131.

Elements of Screenwriting

a)

Shot Heading

b)

Action

c)

Character

d)

Dialogue

e)

Parenthetical, Transition

132.

The Godfather Information

a)

Released in 1972 by Paramount Pictures

b)

Director: Francis Ford Coppola

c)

Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan, Robert Duvall, Diane Keaton

d)

Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Adapted Screenplay

133.

This Train Information

a)

Released in 2024 by BMG Global Distribution

b)

Director: Jack Lugar

c)

Ed Paul Fry, Julia Barnett, Thomas Reger

d)

Screenplay: Jack Lugar

134.

Using multiple planes to create depth (divide scene in thirds)

a)

Deep focus

b)

Floating Camera

c)

Extreme closeup

d)

Montage

135.

Shows importance; drives it home (Close up of Kane saying “Rosebud”

a)

Deep focus

b)

Layering images

c)

Extreme closeup

d)

Montage

136.

Shows changes overtime; can pass through years of storyline in seconds

a)

Deep focus

b)

Layering images

c)

Extreme closeup

d)

Montage

137.

Drive home meaning (Layering snow over broken snow globe in Citizen Kane)

a)

Deep focus

b)

Layering images

c)

Extreme closeup

d)

Montage

138.

Difference between Christian worldview film and Christian film

a)

Worldview- uses biblical framework to tell a story

b)

Film- Often overly faith based, made for Christians and focus on clear message

139.

Questions used to create characters

a)

What I like/ don’t like

b)

What I want/ don’t want

c)

This is who I am

d)

I’m the right answer, I promise

e)

No, I’m the right answer

140.

Framing out top of someone’s head in closeup shot

a)

Haircut

b)

Match chut

c)

Cutaway

d)

Closeup

141.

“Vertigo effect”, zooming in/out and changes scenery

a)

Axial cut

b)

Match cut

c)

Zoom Dolly

d)

Vertigo cut

142.

Camera stays in one position whole time, actors and background move

a)

Axial shot

b)

Match shot

c)

Zoom Dolly

d)

Oner shot

143.

Which approach to film history examines how movies reflect culture and society?

a)

Economic

b)

Social History

c)

Aesthetic

d)

Technological

144.

Low key lighting is typically of

a)

Comedies

b)

Film noir

c)

Documentaries

d)

Romances

145.

Color temperature is measured in

a)

Farenheit

b)

Lumens

c)

Kelvin

d)

Watts

146.

Aspect ratio defines

a)

Image height and width proportions

b)

Frame Rate

c)

Color Palette

d)

Screen resolution

147.

The director Michael Curtiz was from

a)

Hungary

b)

Germany

c)

England

d)

France

148.

Casablanca's score was composed by

a)

Max Steiner

b)

Bernard Herman

c)

John Williams

d)

Franz Snow

149.

What does ADR stand for

a)

Ambient Digital Replacement

b)

Audio Dialouge Replacement

c)

Automated Dialouge Replacement

d)

Analog Dynamic Range

150.

You've been hired to work as a production assistant on the next installment of Final Destination and the key grip asks you for a C-47. What are they asking for?

a)

Camera lens 47mm

b)

Clothespin

c)

C-stand 47in.

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