SSM Exam 3 Quiz Questions with
verified answers graded A+ passed
Jet lag is a term used to describe: - correct answer ✔✔biological upset of the circadian cycle.
(T/F) The magnitude of subjective time is represented by a vertical vector. - correct answer
✔✔True
Time we measure by the clock is called: - correct answer ✔✔clock time.
(T/F) Structuring the four-dimensional field means attaining a spatial/temporal order. - correct
answer ✔✔True
Subjective time refers to: - correct answer ✔✔psychological time.
(T/F) Contrary to the Western concept of time, the followers of Eastern spiritual traditions
transcend the cause-effect direction of time into liberation from time altogether. - correct
answer ✔✔True
Which below does not represent an open future? - correct answer ✔✔well-crafted script
During a scene, if a clock on the wall says it's been two hours while the character waits in a
hospital waiting room and she tells her friend it seems as if it's been there for an eternity, she is
referring to:
a. objective time.
b. biological time.
, c. character time.
d. story time.
e. TV time. - correct answer ✔✔C
_________ is when many things happen at once; it can be dialogue or action. - correct answer
✔✔Event density
The zero point in time refers to: - correct answer ✔✔total involvement in an event, the
subjective time vector has reached zero.
_________ is often driven by plot, thrives on action, may lead to major crisis. May also be
character driven. Carries much energy and significance for the viewer. Often uses CUs and
inductive sequencing. - correct answer ✔✔Event intensity
____________ depends on the relevancy of the event; it is dependent on how much the event
means to the viewer. - correct answer ✔✔Experience intensity
Biological time operates: - correct answer ✔✔quantitatively
You are directing a scene in a horror film that shows a very frightened woman walking through a
haunted warehouse for 10 minutes, unsuccessfully trying to find an exit to safety. A good way to
intensify feelings of fright in the viewer could be achieved by: - correct answer ✔✔showing the
character experiencing time as if she were in the warehouse for an hour.
(T/F) Objective time is seen as quantitative, a horizontal time vector going from cause to effect. -
correct answer ✔✔True
___________ sets in as soon as the present has been recorded. - correct answer ✔✔Aesthetic
entropy
verified answers graded A+ passed
Jet lag is a term used to describe: - correct answer ✔✔biological upset of the circadian cycle.
(T/F) The magnitude of subjective time is represented by a vertical vector. - correct answer
✔✔True
Time we measure by the clock is called: - correct answer ✔✔clock time.
(T/F) Structuring the four-dimensional field means attaining a spatial/temporal order. - correct
answer ✔✔True
Subjective time refers to: - correct answer ✔✔psychological time.
(T/F) Contrary to the Western concept of time, the followers of Eastern spiritual traditions
transcend the cause-effect direction of time into liberation from time altogether. - correct
answer ✔✔True
Which below does not represent an open future? - correct answer ✔✔well-crafted script
During a scene, if a clock on the wall says it's been two hours while the character waits in a
hospital waiting room and she tells her friend it seems as if it's been there for an eternity, she is
referring to:
a. objective time.
b. biological time.
, c. character time.
d. story time.
e. TV time. - correct answer ✔✔C
_________ is when many things happen at once; it can be dialogue or action. - correct answer
✔✔Event density
The zero point in time refers to: - correct answer ✔✔total involvement in an event, the
subjective time vector has reached zero.
_________ is often driven by plot, thrives on action, may lead to major crisis. May also be
character driven. Carries much energy and significance for the viewer. Often uses CUs and
inductive sequencing. - correct answer ✔✔Event intensity
____________ depends on the relevancy of the event; it is dependent on how much the event
means to the viewer. - correct answer ✔✔Experience intensity
Biological time operates: - correct answer ✔✔quantitatively
You are directing a scene in a horror film that shows a very frightened woman walking through a
haunted warehouse for 10 minutes, unsuccessfully trying to find an exit to safety. A good way to
intensify feelings of fright in the viewer could be achieved by: - correct answer ✔✔showing the
character experiencing time as if she were in the warehouse for an hour.
(T/F) Objective time is seen as quantitative, a horizontal time vector going from cause to effect. -
correct answer ✔✔True
___________ sets in as soon as the present has been recorded. - correct answer ✔✔Aesthetic
entropy
