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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. The name of the film was inspired by a story about the actor's _____.
(a) Brother.
(b) Husband.
(c) Dog.
(d) Wife.
2. Lynch's favorite piece of advice is which of the following:
(a) Stay true to yourself.
(b) Once is never enough.
(c) Don't give up.
(d) Never say never.
3. What is the name of the director that invited Lynch to his house?
(a) Kubrick.
(b) Fellini.
(c) Selznik.
(d) Mayer.
4. What adjective is used to describe the ratings after the episode aired?
(a) Flat.
(b) Disappointing.
(c) Huge.
(d) Curious.
5. Many people in the creative field feel that it is necessary to do what?
(a) Sleep.
(b) Suffer.
(c) Dream.
(d) Deprive oneself.
Short Answer Questions
1. The author states that living the _____ life is a tricky thing.
2. What item was the friend eventually allowed to use in the film?
3. If an artist creates a large body of work, the artist is said to be:
4. Which actor did Lynch automatically choose for the project?
5. Which type of common wood is a favorite for Lynch?
Short Essay Questions
1. Discuss one of Lynch's favorite hobbies and how it stirs him in a visual sense.
2. Why is sound such a crucial part of a film? How does sound compare to lighting?
3. Why does Lynch believe restrictions are often a blessing in disguise?
4. Why does Lynch vehemently object to directors adding commentary to their films?
5. Explain one of the "happy accidents" Lynch refers to in his work. What was the scenario?
6. During the shooting of Inland Empire, Lynch received confirmation on one popular theory. What was the theory and who was involved?
7. What inspiration and confirmation did Lynch receive regarding the title of the movie?
8. How can one live the art life and be true to one's own creativity without starving to death?
9. Why is Lynch so adamant about staying true to oneself?
10. What about the incident reminded Lynch of the theory?
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