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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What helps montage occur?
(a) Cutting.
(b) Unity of movement.
(c) Second level shot.
(d) Fixed camera.

2. Eisentstein identified privileged instants with what word?
(a) Pathetic.
(b) False.
(c) Actual.
(d) Dissolving.

3. What are instantaneous images also known as?
(a) Privileged sections of movement.
(b) Immobile sections of movement.
(c) Perfected sections of movement.
(d) Pathetic sections of movement.

4. In addition to movement, a track shot incorporates which of the following?
(a) Cutting.
(b) Equilibrium.
(c) Unity.
(d) Duration.

5. Movement's first subdivision is into which category?
(a) Dimension-images.
(b) Small-images.
(c) Perception-images.
(d) Movement-images.

Short Answer Questions

1. Modified, restored images are assumed to be which of the following?

2. What term is used to designate a frame that isolates and solidifies an image?

3. The ability to see the absence of boundaries and distance is described by Deleuze as which term?

4. The view of a participating character is which of the following images?

5. Griffith used a chariot and car race in which film?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are the poles of the face?

2. Describe Eisenstein's close-up style.

3. Describe Griffith's close-up style.

4. Why might a filmmaker want to use a montage?

5. What is reume?

6. Describe Bergson's third thesis.

7. Compare land versus sea movement.

8. Describe the conflict between Husserl and Bergson.

9. What is the first level describe by Deleuze?

10. What did Gance contribute to film?

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