2. A set or group of elements that act on the center is known as which term?
(a) Perception-images.
(b) Large-images.
(c) Dimension-images.
(d) Action-images.

3. What country does Deleuze credit with quantitative trends?
(a) Soviet Union.
(b) Germany.
(c) France.
(d) USA.

4. Deleuze first says that a filmmaker should be compared to which type of person?
(a) Philosopher.
(b) Architect.
(c) Thinker.
(d) Artist.

5. The view of a participating character is which of the following images?
(a) Sensory factor.
(b) Active factor.
(c) Affective factor.
(d) Cogito factor.

6. What does Deleuze describe as matter with dimensions in space?
(a) Qualitative non-extended images.
(b) Materialism.
(c) Idealism.
(d) Consciousness.

7. What shows the change from one view to another?
(a) First level shot.
(b) Montage.
(c) Exceptional shots.
(d) Second level shot.

8. What is the first element of Bergson's third thesis?
(a) Movement.
(b) Shots.
(c) Cinema.
(d) Illusion.

9. Who said that montage is the whole of the film?
(a) Vertov.
(b) Gance.
(c) Hitchcock.
(d) Eisenstein.

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

11. Who does Deleuze claim shows feeling toward a cowards face?
(a) Epstein.
(b) Sternberg.
(c) Griffith.
(d) Mitry.

12. What does a close-up identify?
(a) Rarefaction.
(b) Face.
(c) Dimension.
(d) Perception.

13. Bergson says that what element is not light?
(a) Image.
(b) Consciousness.
(c) Movement.
(d) Matter.

14. Bergson referred to the occurrence during the first thesis of movement as which of the following?
(a) False movement.
(b) perfected illusion.
(c) Pirvileged instants.
(d) Cinematographic illusion.

15. What are the two poles in "The Perception Image"?
(a) Liquid and reume.
(b) Idealism and materialism.
(c) Objective and subjective.
(d) Distance and boundaries.