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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 common item was missing from this recent film project?
(a) Actors.
(b) Script.
(c) Music.
(d) Sound.
2. Lynch believes that items in a film need to represent the____.
(a) Soul.
(b) Mind.
(c) Actor's life.
(d) Real world.
3. Which of the following is often used as a motivational tool?
(a) Fear.
(b) Anger.
(c) Threats.
(d) Money.
4. Which group of people is mentioned as one that always talks about world peace?
(a) Do-gooders.
(b) Corporate executives.
(c) Beauty pageant contestants.
(d) Politicians.
5. What task was being performed by a man who would soon become an integral part of the TV show?
(a) Delivering coffee.
(b) Moving furniture.
(c) Sweeping the floors.
(d) Painting a set.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to Lynch, negativity is ____.
2. Lynch also uses an analogy regarding what form of transportation?
3. ______ must start with oneself.
4. Lynch believes there are many misconceptions about which of the following?
5. What type of grain pleases Lynch the most?
Short Essay Questions
1. A popular misconception about artists is that they must know suffering and angst in order to be prolific. What does this mean? Is it an accurate statement?
2. Discuss the craftsman from Lynch's childhood and how it relates to creativity.
3. Explain Lynch's interaction with director Stanley Kubrick.
4. Discuss Lynch's first attempt at creating a digital film for the Internet. What caused the project to go in a different direction?
5. What is a common motivator when trying to get someone to do what you want? What is Lynch's opinion on this motivator? What is a better alternative?
6. Lynch is known for producing "dark" films. What is the common response Lynch draws from people on this subject?
7. Everyone wants world peace. How does Lynch help the cause?
8. Why is Lynch so fascinated with digital video? What has Lynch done with DV recently?
9. How can one live the art life and be true to one's own creativity without starving to death?
10. Explain one of the "happy accidents" Lynch refers to in his work. What was the scenario?
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