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FMS 100 Final Exam Questions and Answers Latest Updated 2024/2025 Scored A+. Purpose/Examples of descriptive writing - Answer As it suggests, descriptive writing describes a film, without evaluation or judgment Purpose/Examples of evaluative writing - Answer An evaluative claim presents a judgment, expressing the author's belief that the film is bad, good, mediocre, flawed, etc. Why interpretive film writing is important - Answer They seek to understand the ways in which film art produces...

Brett has agreed to sell a rare comic book to a collector who offered to pay $125. Brett's producer surplus is - $50 if the minimum price he would have accepted is actually $75 Government policies that interfere with the market mechanism and cause price to be different from equilibrium are - inefficient because they reduce total surplus The difference between the maximum price consumers are willing to pay and the actual price consumers pay in the market measure - consumer surplus A demand...

Television Production NOCTI Exam (2024/2025) Already Graded A Production Assistant - Answer ️️ -an entry-level position. For many it is their first industry job. Talent - Answer ️️ -the name for anything performing or appearing in front of the camera Floor Manager - Answer ️️ -personnel in charge of making sure everybody is in place and all equipment is ready during a LIVE show. They will also cue talent Sound Engineers - Answer ️️ -operate the audio console during the show...

CBEST Practice Test- Reading (Version 1) Latest Review Update 2023 Which of the following best describes how the author organizes his main argument? - ANS-By identifying a distinction in storytelling, and then elaborating one's merits over the other's weaknesses According to the information presented in the passage, the difference between humorous storytellers versus comic storytellers is best summarized by the statement: - ANS-The comic displays his knowledge of the funny situation i...

FMS 100 Final Exam Questions ad Answers Updated 2024/2025 Rated A+. Purpose/Examples of evaluative writing - Answer An evaluative claim presents a judgment, expressing the author's belief that the film is bad, good, mediocre, flawed, etc. Why interpretive film writing is important - Answer They seek to understand the ways in which film art produces meaning and how meaning is interpreted by viewers Definition of a star - Answer The 'image' made of screen roles and performances The film s...

Winston Churchill - ANSWER successfully led Britain through world war 2. Refusal to give, claimed there was an iron curtain descended across Europe. Erwin Rommel - ANSWER Holds the Mareth Line, attacks the US at the battle of the Kasserine pass. viewed as semi good german leader. Tank commander, comes from average family, not involved in death camps, eventually turned against Hitler. was in charge of defences along beach of Normandy. Was against Hitler's idea of killing, known for overwhelmi...

Us History CBE 1AAbolitionists - people who believed that slavery should be against the law collective bargaining - Process by which a union representing a group of workers negotiates with management for a contract conspicuous consumption - Buying and using products because of the "statement" they make about social position dime store novels - Most people learned about Indians from these cheap publications, which can be equated to today's comic books. direct primary - A primary wh...

CBEST Practice Test Questions with Correct Answers Which of the following best describes how the author organizes his main argument? - Answer-By identifying a distinction in storytelling, and then elaborating one's merits over the other's weaknesses According to the information presented in the passage, the difference between humorous storytellers versus comic storytellers is best summarized by the statement: - Answer-The comic displays his knowledge of the funny situation in order to prov...

Postmodernism Postmodernism - correct answer aesthetic, cultural *metafiction* (narrative within narrative) *self-reflexivity* *blurring of boundaries* (no high & low culture) *sheer play and existential commitment* *pastiche* (Comic Mona Lisa) (pieces of art alluding to what came before, revisit old style vs. Modernism, reinvent everything) *linguistic scepticism/deconstruction* (poststructuralism: meaning collapsed, my pen is not your pen) Meaning = unstable Not just literature, als...

Scott McCloudUnderstanding Comics Katherena VermetteAnnie of Red River Anders NilsenTowards a Conceptual Framework Tom GauldFreyfaxi ComicsMedium Deliberate sequenceNarrative Graphic novelTerm used to describe (and market) book-length forms of comic