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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What kind of film does Deleuze say frees any-space-whatevers from human coordinates?
(a) Experimental.
(b) Expressionist.
(c) Organic.
(d) Japanese.

2. According to Pierce, nothing is beyond which of the following?
(a) Secondness.
(b) Deliberation.
(c) Firstness.
(d) Thirdness.

3. What does a sensory-motor link use?
(a) Action-image.
(b) Situation-image.
(c) Impulse-image.
(d) Perception-image.

4. What is the name of the film with the lion that Deleuze describes?
(a) The Cubs.
(b) The Circus.
(c) The Cave.
(d) The Zoo.

5. Who does Deleuze credit as extending the realm of cinema to include the audience?
(a) Langeon.
(b) Hitchcock.
(c) Laurel and Hardy.
(d) Marx Brothers.

6. Which term describes an environment or setting?
(a) Synsign.
(b) Milieu.
(c) Binomial.
(d) Montage.

7. What term is defined as the small form that grafts itself on large form?
(a) Hullinatory.
(b) Synsign.
(c) Silhouette.
(d) Pathetisation.

8. How does Deleuze describe the difference between Bunuel and Stroheim?
(a) Bunuel's work had a romantic element.
(b) Bunuel's work had a spiritual element.
(c) Bunuel's work was based more on Expressionism.
(d) Bunuel's work was more Americanized.

9. Deleuze claims that impression links situation with which other element?
(a) Action.
(b) Perception.
(c) Reaction.
(d) Impulse.

10. What does Deleuze call Ford's short form masterpiece?
(a) The Long Voyage Home.
(b) Into the Wild.
(c) Our Long Drive.
(d) The Short Vacation.

11. A slight difference in gesture creates a huge difference in laughter, which is referred to with which term?
(a) Law of examples.
(b) Law of angles.
(c) Law of index.
(d) Law of trajectory.

12. Space becomes any-space-whatever through which component?
(a) Darkness.
(b) Fragmentation.
(c) Colorism.
(d) Coordinates.

13. Deleuze believes that Bunuel's work is characterized by which quality?
(a) Expressionism.
(b) Organic trends.
(c) Impulsiveness.
(d) Repetition.

14. Keaton uses a large gap to reflect what kind of action?
(a) Comic.
(b) Fast.
(c) Slow.
(d) Dramatic.

15. What is the name of the form in which things move from situation to action?
(a) SAS.
(b) SAA.
(c) AAS.
(d) ASA.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who directed "Heaven and Hell"?

2. What was Herzog's first obsessive theme?

3. What is the name of Ford's film used as an example of the Western genre?

4. What word does Pierce associate with "Thirdness"?

5. Movement from action to situation is an example of which of the following?

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