FILM TEST 2 QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY LATEST UPDATE 2026
Gladiator - Answers Which of the following is not a film narrative told either out of chronological
order and/or via unconventional chronology
The film's story is told entirely from the point of view of a protagonist losing touch with reality -
Answers How is the restricted narration of The Black Swan unreliable
That civilization occurs as a result of a genuine community built through heroism and shared values -
Answers Which of the following is one of the beliefs persistently expressed in the movies of John Ford
An unsympathetic character in pursuit of a less-than-noble goal - Answers What is an anti-hero
A voice-over from a private investigator, who talks about the past events of his life as the movie
images show what he is speaking of - Answers Which of the following represents an example of a first-
person narrator
Introduces the setting and characters and establishes what and who they are - Answers What does
the first act accomplish in a typical narrative movie
omniscient narration - Answers A film in which the action is captured by a camera unbound by the
constraints of time, space, narrative, or character is called
The overall range, in time and place, of the movie's story - Answers What is scope as related to
duration and setting
That the element is relatively important because it is part of a pattern - Answers What does the
recurring appearance of a story element signal
It asked the audience to fill in plot details and order the story out of an elliptical narrative - Answers
Why was the structure of Citizen Kane so difficult for audiences of its time
exterior - Answers During the first twenty years of moviemaking, directors preferred to shoot on___
locations
Vittorio De Sica's The Bicycle Thieves (1948) - Answers When he was making the "Apu" trilogy,
renowned Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray was strongly influenced by what post-World War II film
a closed - Answers Darren Aronofsky's movie The Black Swan, about an obsessive young dancer's
quest to become a great ballerina, is ___ movie.
the moving camera - Answers F.W. Murneau's innovative use of___ and subjective shots in The Last
Laugh intensified the audience's involvement in onscreen events
computer-generated special effects - Answers Technological advances in filmmaking and the
increasing domination of___ have changed the way movies are made
Chiaroscuro - Answers is a lighting technique that uses deep gradations and subtle variations of lights
and darks
appeal to the audience - Answers Although attention to historical detail was applied to the design of
Scarlett O'Hara's green dress in Gone With The Wind, some authenticity was most likely sacrificed in
order to
the telling of a movie's story - Answers The choice of costumes worn by actors in a movie can
contribute to
closed - Answers A director chooses the___ frame when the characters in the story are restricted in
their movements, often due to outside forces such as social or economic
Script Supervisor - Answers Of the many personnel on a film shoot, who is responsible for aspects of
visual continuity during the production process?
A five-minute scene captures in dramatic slow motion a two-minute shootout between police and a
gang of bank robbers - Answers Which of the following demonstrates a stretch relationship between
screen and plot duration
A brilliant musician must overcome his crippling addiction to drugs in order to rise to the top of the
entertainment industry - Answers Which of the following demonstrates the way character
imperfections provide obstacles blocking the pursuit of a goal
The plot takes place in just two days and mostly brings the characters together to trace their progress,
whereas the story takes place over a lengthy period of time and covers the lives of several characters -
Answers Which of the following describes the relationship between plot and story in Stagecoach
a goal - Answers Narrative cannot exist without the protagonist possessing:
To move the story forward or flesh out the motivations of the protagonist - Answers What is the
primary function of secondary characters
The person, people, creature, or force responsible for obstructing the protagonist - Answers What is
an antagonist
Gladiator - Answers Which of the following is not a film narrative told either out of chronological
order and/or via unconventional chronology
The film's story is told entirely from the point of view of a protagonist losing touch with reality -
Answers How is the restricted narration of The Black Swan unreliable
That civilization occurs as a result of a genuine community built through heroism and shared values -
Answers Which of the following is one of the beliefs persistently expressed in the movies of John Ford
An unsympathetic character in pursuit of a less-than-noble goal - Answers What is an anti-hero
A voice-over from a private investigator, who talks about the past events of his life as the movie
images show what he is speaking of - Answers Which of the following represents an example of a first-
person narrator
Introduces the setting and characters and establishes what and who they are - Answers What does
the first act accomplish in a typical narrative movie
omniscient narration - Answers A film in which the action is captured by a camera unbound by the
constraints of time, space, narrative, or character is called
The overall range, in time and place, of the movie's story - Answers What is scope as related to
duration and setting
That the element is relatively important because it is part of a pattern - Answers What does the
recurring appearance of a story element signal
It asked the audience to fill in plot details and order the story out of an elliptical narrative - Answers
Why was the structure of Citizen Kane so difficult for audiences of its time
exterior - Answers During the first twenty years of moviemaking, directors preferred to shoot on___
locations
Vittorio De Sica's The Bicycle Thieves (1948) - Answers When he was making the "Apu" trilogy,
renowned Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray was strongly influenced by what post-World War II film
a closed - Answers Darren Aronofsky's movie The Black Swan, about an obsessive young dancer's
quest to become a great ballerina, is ___ movie.
the moving camera - Answers F.W. Murneau's innovative use of___ and subjective shots in The Last
Laugh intensified the audience's involvement in onscreen events
computer-generated special effects - Answers Technological advances in filmmaking and the
increasing domination of___ have changed the way movies are made
Chiaroscuro - Answers is a lighting technique that uses deep gradations and subtle variations of lights
and darks
appeal to the audience - Answers Although attention to historical detail was applied to the design of
Scarlett O'Hara's green dress in Gone With The Wind, some authenticity was most likely sacrificed in
order to
the telling of a movie's story - Answers The choice of costumes worn by actors in a movie can
contribute to
closed - Answers A director chooses the___ frame when the characters in the story are restricted in
their movements, often due to outside forces such as social or economic
Script Supervisor - Answers Of the many personnel on a film shoot, who is responsible for aspects of
visual continuity during the production process?
A five-minute scene captures in dramatic slow motion a two-minute shootout between police and a
gang of bank robbers - Answers Which of the following demonstrates a stretch relationship between
screen and plot duration
A brilliant musician must overcome his crippling addiction to drugs in order to rise to the top of the
entertainment industry - Answers Which of the following demonstrates the way character
imperfections provide obstacles blocking the pursuit of a goal
The plot takes place in just two days and mostly brings the characters together to trace their progress,
whereas the story takes place over a lengthy period of time and covers the lives of several characters -
Answers Which of the following describes the relationship between plot and story in Stagecoach
a goal - Answers Narrative cannot exist without the protagonist possessing:
To move the story forward or flesh out the motivations of the protagonist - Answers What is the
primary function of secondary characters
The person, people, creature, or force responsible for obstructing the protagonist - Answers What is
an antagonist
