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2.

Scheduing is organising TV or radio programme into timeslots?
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Scheduling refers to the process of organizing TV or radio programs into specific time slots. This involves determining when each program will be aired and allocating a specific time for it to be broadcasted. Therefore, the statement that scheduling is organizing TV or radio programs into timeslots is correct.

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3.

Which of these are theorist?
- Berbatov
- Todorov
- Amercov
Correct Answer

A. Todorov

Explanation

Todorov is the only name listed that could potentially be a theorist. Berbatov and Amercov do not provide any indication that they are theorists. Therefore, the correct answer is Todorov.

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4.

Which theorist relate to the theory below? The Hero - On a quest for something. The Princess - What the Hero is on a quest for. The Villain - Opposes the Hero. The Dispatcher - Sends the Hero on the quest. The Donor - Gives the Hero something to help. The Father - Rewards the Hero. The Helper - Helps the Hero on their quest.
- Propp
- Heena
- Prothoma
- Gascoigne
- Drogba
- Eistein
Correct Answer

A. Propp

Explanation

Propp is the theorist that relates to the theory described in the question. Propp's theory of narrative structure, known as the Morphology of the Folktale, identifies different character roles and functions within a story. The Hero, Princess, Villain, Dispatcher, Donor, Father, and Helper are all character roles that Propp identified in his theory. Propp's work focused on analyzing the common elements and patterns found in traditional Russian folktales, and his theory has since been influential in the study of narrative structure and storytelling.

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5.

PEE stands for Point Evidence and Explanation?
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

PEE does indeed stand for Point, Evidence, and Explanation. This is a writing technique commonly used in academic writing to structure paragraphs and provide a clear and logical flow of ideas. The "point" refers to the main idea or argument being made, the "evidence" is the supporting information or examples that back up the point, and the "explanation" is the analysis or interpretation of the evidence, explaining how it supports the point. This method helps to ensure that writing is well-organized and persuasive, making it an effective tool for presenting arguments and ideas.

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6.

What is the term for the following defintion? intro overall space of the scene often taken from a distance.
- Flashback
- Close up
- Establishing Shot
Correct Answer

A. Establishing Shot

Explanation

An establishing shot is a term used in film and photography to refer to an introductory overall view of a scene, typically captured from a distance. It helps to set the context and provide a sense of location and scale before zooming in or focusing on specific details. This shot is commonly used at the beginning of a scene or sequence to establish the environment and give the audience a visual understanding of where the action is taking place.

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7.

What is the term for the following definition? a representation reacting against a stereotype.
- Countertype
- Stereotype
- Davidotype
Correct Answer

A. Countertype

Explanation

A countertype is a term used to describe a representation that reacts against a stereotype. It is a way of challenging or subverting the commonly held beliefs or assumptions about a particular group or individual. By presenting a countertype, it aims to break down stereotypes and provide a more nuanced and accurate portrayal.

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8.

What technical aspect would you find cross cutting?

Correct Answer
Editing

Explanation
Editing is a technical aspect that is considered cross-cutting because it is involved in various stages of the production process. It spans across different departments and functions, such as film editing, video editing, sound editing, and text editing. Editing is a crucial step that involves modifying and rearranging content to improve its quality, coherence, and overall impact. It requires technical skills, attention to detail, and a deep understanding of the desired outcome. As editing is not limited to a specific area or department, it cuts across different aspects of production, making it a cross-cutting technical aspect.

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9.

What type of shot is this?
- Two Shot
- Over Shoulder Shot
- Close up
- Two boys in a Shot
Correct Answer

A. Over Shoulder Shot

Explanation

This shot is an over shoulder shot because it is taken from behind one person's shoulder, showing the back of their head and part of their body, while also capturing the subject they are looking at or interacting with. This shot is commonly used to establish a connection between two characters or to emphasize the perspective of one character in a scene.

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10.

Digetic is the correct spelling?
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The correct spelling is "Diegetic" not "Digetic". The term "Diegetic" refers to elements in a film or a piece of art that exist within the fictional world of the story, such as characters, objects, sounds, or actions. It is commonly used in film theory and analysis to distinguish between what is part of the narrative and what is not.

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11.

What is it called when the opening scene intrigues and captures the audience?
- Hook
- Cliffhanger
- Twist
Correct Answer

A. Hook

Explanation

A hook is a term used to describe the opening scene of a story or film that is designed to grab the audience's attention and keep them engaged. It is meant to intrigue and captivate the audience, making them want to continue watching or reading to find out what happens next. A hook can be a powerful tool in storytelling, as it sets the tone for the rest of the narrative and draws the audience in from the very beginning.

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12.

Dialogue is Diegetic or Non-Diegetic?
- Diegetic
- Non- Diegetic
Correct Answer

A. Diegetic

Explanation

The given correct answer is "Diegetic". In film and media, diegetic refers to elements that exist within the fictional world of the story, such as dialogue, sounds, and actions that the characters can perceive. Diegetic elements are part of the narrative and are experienced by the characters themselves. Therefore, in this context, the dialogue is considered diegetic because it is a part of the story and is heard by the characters within the fictional world.

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13.

What camera shot length shows the characters entire body?
- Extreme long shot
- Close-up
- Medium Shot
- Long shot
Correct Answer

A. Long shot

Explanation

A long shot camera shot length shows the characters entire body. It typically captures the subject from head to toe, allowing the audience to see the character's physical appearance and movements within the frame. This shot is commonly used to establish the character's presence in the scene and provide a wider context of their surroundings.

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14.

Who is the most important person in a film?
- Director
- Camera person
- Editor
- Prop guy
Correct Answer

A. Director

Explanation

The director is considered the most important person in a film because they are responsible for overseeing the entire production process and bringing the vision of the film to life. They work closely with the actors, camera person, editor, and other crew members to ensure that the film's story and message are effectively communicated. The director makes creative decisions, guides the actors' performances, and coordinates all aspects of the production to create a cohesive and impactful film.

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15.

What is the term for the following defintion? the smallest element of a media text that can create meaning.
- Shots
- Signs
- Angles
Correct Answer

A. Signs

Explanation

Signs are the smallest elements of a media text that can create meaning. They include symbols, gestures, colors, and other visual or auditory cues that convey messages to the audience. Signs are essential in media texts as they help to communicate ideas, emotions, and information effectively. They can be used to convey specific messages or evoke certain responses from the audience, making them a crucial component in media production and analysis.

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16.

What is the term for the following defintion? common things the viewers expect in a movie such as camera shots, stock scenes and characters.
- Conventions
- Expectations
- Shots
Correct Answer

A. Conventions

Explanation

The term for the given definition is "conventions". Conventions refer to the common elements or practices that viewers expect to see in a movie, such as specific camera shots, stock scenes, and characters. These conventions help to create a sense of familiarity and enable the audience to understand and engage with the film more easily.

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17.

What is the term for the following definition? the hidden meanings or associations of a sign.
- Denotation
- Connotation
Correct Answer

A. Connotation

Explanation

Connotation refers to the hidden meanings or associations of a sign. It goes beyond the literal or dictionary definition of a word or symbol and includes the emotions, values, and cultural associations that are associated with it. Connotation can vary based on personal experiences and cultural backgrounds, and it plays a significant role in shaping how we interpret and understand language and communication.

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18.
- Hand Shot
- Finger Shot
- Long Shot
- POV
Correct Answer

A. POV
19.

Voice Over is Diegetic or Non-Diegetic?
- Non-Diegetic
- Diegetic
Correct Answer

A. Non-Diegetic

Explanation

In film and media, diegetic refers to elements that exist within the world of the story, while non-diegetic refers to elements that exist outside of the story world. Voice over is considered non-diegetic because it is typically used to provide narration or commentary that is not heard by the characters within the story. It is a storytelling device that is added in post-production and is not part of the characters' reality.

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20.

How many main characters are there in the tv show the middle?
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 12
Correct Answer

A. 5

Explanation

There are five main characters in the TV show "The Middle".

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21.

Is shot reverse shot a editing technique or a camera shot?
- Editing Technique
- Camera Shot
Correct Answer

A. Editing Technique

Explanation

Shot reverse shot is a term used in film editing to describe a technique where two or more shots are edited together to create a conversation or interaction between characters. It involves alternating between shots of different characters, typically showing one character's point of view followed by the other character's reaction. This technique is commonly used in dialogue scenes to establish a sense of continuity and engagement between characters. Therefore, shot reverse shot is considered an editing technique rather than a camera shot.

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22.

What is the term for the following defintion? a type of editing designed to go unnoticed.
- Jump cut
- Continuity editing
Correct Answer

A. Continuity editing

Explanation

Continuity editing is the correct term for the given definition. Continuity editing is a technique used in film editing to create a smooth and seamless flow between shots, allowing the audience to follow the story without being distracted by abrupt changes. It aims to create a sense of continuity and coherence in the narrative by maintaining consistent visual and spatial relationships between shots. This type of editing is designed to be unobtrusive and go unnoticed, ensuring a seamless viewing experience for the audience.

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23.

What is the term for the following defintion? computer generated images; altered or fabricated images.
- CGI
- GCI
- ET
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. CGI

Explanation

CGI stands for Computer Generated Images, which perfectly matches the given definition of "computer generated images; altered or fabricated images." CGI refers to the use of computer graphics to create or enhance visual elements in movies, video games, advertisements, and other forms of media. It involves the manipulation and creation of images using software and algorithms, allowing for the creation of realistic and visually stunning visuals that may not be possible in the physical world. Therefore, CGI is the correct term for the given definition.

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24.

Cinematography is the art of capturing a still image?
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Cinematography is not the art of capturing a still image. It is the art of capturing moving images through the use of cameras, lighting, and other techniques. Cinematography involves the composition, framing, and movement of the camera to create visually appealing and meaningful shots in a film or video. This process is focused on capturing dynamic and fluid images that convey a story or evoke emotions, rather than capturing a single still image.

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25.

Is Have I Got News For You a Sitcom?
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

"Have I Got News For You" is not a sitcom. It is a British panel show that features a host and two teams of guests who discuss and make jokes about recent news events. The show does not follow a scripted storyline or have recurring characters, which are typical characteristics of a sitcom.

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26.

What type of shot is this?
- Close up
- Extreme Close up
- POV
- Eye Shot
Correct Answer

A. Extreme Close up

Explanation

This shot is categorized as an extreme close-up because it focuses on a subject in great detail, capturing only a small portion of it. This type of shot is often used to highlight specific details or emotions, creating a sense of intimacy or intensity. In an extreme close-up, the subject fills the frame, leaving little to no space for anything else.

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27.

How many elements are there to cinematography?
- 4
- 3
- 5
- 6
Correct Answer

A. 4

Explanation

There are four elements to cinematography.

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28.

Sky One is a PSB channel?
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Sky One is not a PSB (Public Service Broadcasting) channel. PSB channels are typically funded by the government and are required to provide programming that serves the public interest. Sky One, on the other hand, is a commercial channel owned by Sky, a British media and telecommunications company. It primarily focuses on entertainment programming and is not obligated to fulfill the same public service requirements as PSB channels. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

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29.

Which of the following is not a editing technique?
- Match on Action
- Shot Reverse Shot
- Montage
- Point of View
Correct Answer

A. Point of View

Explanation

Point of View is not an editing technique because it refers to the perspective from which a story is told, rather than a specific editing technique. Match on Action, Shot Reverse Shot, and Montage are all editing techniques commonly used in film and video production. Match on Action refers to the seamless transition between two shots based on the action being performed. Shot Reverse Shot is a technique used in dialogue scenes where the camera alternates between two characters. Montage involves the rapid sequence of shots to condense time or convey a series of events.

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30.

Name the Shot?
- Medium Shot
- Medium Angle
- Establishing Shot
- Close up
Correct Answer

A. Medium Shot

Explanation

A medium shot is a camera shot that captures the subject from the waist up. It provides a closer view of the subject compared to a wide shot, but still allows for some context of the surroundings. This shot is commonly used in film and television to show interactions between characters or to focus on the emotions and expressions of the subject. It is a versatile shot that can be used in various storytelling situations.

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31.

Who is not a presenter of Have I Got News For You?
- Paul Merton
- David Wilson
- Ian Hislop
Correct Answer

A. David Wilson

Explanation

David Wilson is not a presenter of Have I Got News For You. The other two options, Paul Merton and Ian Hislop, are well-known presenters of the show.

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32.

What is the focus on the object?
- Blur
- Sharp
- Soft
Correct Answer

A. Blur

Explanation

The focus on the object is blur, indicating that the object is not in sharp focus and appears unclear or out of focus.

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33.

What position is the camera when you are trying to get a high angle?
- Camera is Up looking down?
- Camera is down looking up?
- Camera is eyelevel
- Camera is at a slanted angel
Correct Answer

A. Camera is Up looking down?

Explanation

When trying to get a high angle, the camera is positioned up looking down. This allows the camera to capture a view from above the subject, creating a sense of dominance or superiority. It is commonly used to emphasize the subject's vulnerability or to provide an overview of a scene.

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34.

What does the R stand for in GRADS VW?
- Race
- Religion
- Representation
- Restoration
Correct Answer

A. Race

Explanation

The correct answer is "Race." In the context of GRADS VW, the letter "R" represents the concept of race. This suggests that race is an important factor or consideration within the framework or context of GRADS VW.

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35.

Which of the following is not a camera movement?
- Tracking
- Dolly
- Zoom
- POV
Correct Answer

A. POV

Explanation

POV stands for Point of View, which refers to the perspective from which a scene is shown. It is not a camera movement, but rather a technique used to show the audience what a character is seeing or experiencing. Tracking, dolly, and zoom are all camera movements that involve physically moving the camera to change the shot's composition or perspective.

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36.

How many stages are there in Todorovs narrative structure?
- 12
- 5
- 6
Correct Answer

A. 5

Explanation

Todorov's narrative structure consists of five stages. These stages include the equilibrium, disruption, recognition, repair, and new equilibrium. In the equilibrium stage, the story begins in a state of balance. The disruption stage introduces a conflict or problem that upsets the equilibrium. The recognition stage involves the characters realizing and understanding the problem. The repair stage focuses on the actions taken to resolve the conflict. Finally, the new equilibrium stage shows the story returning to a state of balance, although it may be different from the initial equilibrium.

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37.

POV is an angle?
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement "POV is an angle" is false. POV stands for "point of view," which refers to the perspective or viewpoint from which a story or narrative is told. It is not related to angles in a geometric sense.

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38.

Which of the following is not a component of Todorovs Narrative structure?
- Equilibrium
- New Equilibrium
- Resolve
- Disruption
Correct Answer

A. Resolve

Explanation

Resolve is not a component of Todorov's Narrative structure. Todorov's Narrative structure consists of five components: Equilibrium, Disruption, Recognition of the Disruption, Repair of the Disruption, and New Equilibrium. Resolve is not mentioned as one of the components in Todorov's Narrative structure.

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39.

What day is a new episode of the middle shown?
- Thursday
- Saturday
- Friday
- Qesday
Correct Answer

A. Friday

Explanation

The correct answer is Friday. This is because the question is asking about the day on which a new episode of "The Middle" is shown. Therefore, Friday is the correct answer as it is the day when the show is aired.

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40.

What is the term for the following defintion ? the surface meaning of a sign.
- Connotation
- Denotation
- Shots
Correct Answer

A. Denotation

Explanation

The term for the surface meaning of a sign is denotation. Denotation refers to the literal or dictionary definition of a word or symbol, without any additional connotations or associations. In this context, it means the straightforward or direct interpretation of a sign without any deeper or symbolic meanings attached to it.

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41.

How many VALUES are there?
- 3
- 8
- 6
- 7
Correct Answer

A. 7

Explanation

There are a total of four values given in the question, which are 3, 8, 6, and 7. Therefore, the correct answer is 7, as it represents the number of values provided.

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42.

What time does Watershed Start?
- 8pm
- 9am
- 2100
- 2000
Correct Answer

A. 2100

Explanation

The correct answer is 2100, which indicates that Watershed starts at 9:00 PM.

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43.

What is the defintion of Asynchronous?
- Sound that does match the action seen
- Sound that doesn't match the ation seen
Correct Answer

A. Sound that doesn't match the ation seen

Explanation

Asynchronous refers to sound that doesn't match the action seen. It means that the audio and visual components are not synchronized or coordinated in time. This can occur in various forms of media, such as movies or videos, where the sound may be intentionally mismatched or out of sync with the visuals for artistic or comedic effect. It creates a noticeable contrast between what is heard and what is seen, adding an element of surprise or incongruity to the experience.

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44.

How many elements are there to Mise-en-scene?
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
Correct Answer

A. 6

Explanation

The correct answer is 6. Mise-en-scene refers to all the elements that are placed in front of the camera to be filmed, including the set design, costumes, props, lighting, and actors' positioning. These elements work together to create the overall visual composition and atmosphere of a scene. Therefore, there are six elements to Mise-en-scene.

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45.

Dialogue and Voice Over are componentnts of Diegetic Sound?
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Diegetic sound refers to the sounds that originate within the world of the film or story, such as dialogue between characters or sounds made by objects in the scene. Voice over, on the other hand, is a non-diegetic sound technique where a character's voice is heard but not seen speaking on screen. Therefore, voice over is not a component of diegetic sound.

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46.

Which of these is NOT a value?
- Teamwork
- Love
- Unity
- Underdog defeating the powerful
Correct Answer

A. Unity

Explanation

Unity is not a value because it is a state or quality of being united or joined together. It is more of a concept or a result of values such as teamwork, love, and the underdog defeating the powerful. Values are principles or beliefs that guide behavior and decision-making, whereas unity is the outcome of those values.

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47.

Which technical aspect would you find Low Key lighting?
- Mise-en-scene
- Cinematography
- Editing
- Lighting
Correct Answer

A. Mise-en-scene
48.

What is another name for cross cutting?
- Cross Jumping
- Jump Cut
- Parallel Editing
Correct Answer

A. Parallel Editing

Explanation

Parallel editing is another name for cross cutting. This technique involves alternating between two or more different storylines or scenes that are happening simultaneously. It creates a sense of tension, suspense, or connection between the different narratives. By cutting back and forth between these parallel storylines, the audience can see how different events or characters are interconnected or how they unfold simultaneously. This technique is commonly used in films and television shows to enhance the storytelling and engage the viewers.

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49.

Editing is divided into how many sections?
- 2
- 4
- 6
- 8
Correct Answer

A. 2

Explanation

The question asks about the number of sections into which editing is divided. The correct answer is 2. This suggests that editing is divided into two main sections.

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