SSM Quiz 2 (Test 2) Questions and Answers Rated A+
Right - Answerswhich side of the screen do we tend to pay the most attention to whether a shot is
divided up symmetrically or asymmetrically
Dynamic, powerful, exciting - Answersset of characteristics most connected to vertical lines and
placements onscreen
a larger image with more saturated colors - Answerswhich type of image would appear to have a larger
graphic mass
high-definition - Answersan image that has more pictorial information is described in our text
magnets - Answersmetaphor for how the various sides and corners of the frame "pull" objects towards
them
gestalt - Answersthe phenomenon of psychological closure wherein a perceptual whole transcends its
parts
low-definition image - Answersrequires viewers to work
character vector - AnswersNOT one of the types of vectors discussed in this chapter
dutch angles - Answerscanted or tilted angles are sometimes called
normalcy, calm, tranquility, rest - Answersset of characteristics are most connected to horizontal lines
and placements onscreen
Right - Answerswhich side of the screen do we tend to pay the most attention to whether a shot is
divided up symmetrically or asymmetrically
Dynamic, powerful, exciting - Answersset of characteristics most connected to vertical lines and
placements onscreen
a larger image with more saturated colors - Answerswhich type of image would appear to have a larger
graphic mass
high-definition - Answersan image that has more pictorial information is described in our text
magnets - Answersmetaphor for how the various sides and corners of the frame "pull" objects towards
them
gestalt - Answersthe phenomenon of psychological closure wherein a perceptual whole transcends its
parts
low-definition image - Answersrequires viewers to work
character vector - AnswersNOT one of the types of vectors discussed in this chapter
dutch angles - Answerscanted or tilted angles are sometimes called
normalcy, calm, tranquility, rest - Answersset of characteristics are most connected to horizontal lines
and placements onscreen
