Cinema 1: The Movement-Image Test | Final Test - Easy

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Cinema 1: The Movement-Image Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Deleuze claims that in order for behavior to strengthen a sensory-motor link, it must be which of the following?
(a) Active.
(b) Perceptive.
(c) Structured.
(d) Genetic.

2. What are the images used from which to deduce a situation?
(a) Affection-image.
(b) Perception-image.
(c) Action-image.
(d) Reasoning-image.

3. What word does Pierce associate with "Thirdness"?
(a) Affection.
(b) Action.
(c) Mental.
(d) Voyage.

4. Who does Deleuze describe as obsessed with naturalism but unable to use it?
(a) Fuller.
(b) Bunuel.
(c) Stroheim.
(d) Griffith.

5. According to Deleuze, what is the most important element of naturalism?
(a) Impulse-image.
(b) Affective-image.
(c) Perception-image.
(d) Action-image.

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

7. Who directed "Heaven and Hell"?
(a) Kurosawa.
(b) Eisenstein.
(c) Mizoguchi.
(d) Dostoevsky.

8. What is the second pole of action-image?
(a) Genetics.
(b) Binomial.
(c) Firstness.
(d) Behavior.

9. What does sensory-motor link inspire?
(a) Behavioral film.
(b) Expressionism.
(c) Organic film.
(d) Inspirational film.

10. What is defined as aesthetic or landscape?
(a) Transformation index.
(b) Final domain.
(c) Pathetisation.
(d) Sublime action.

11. A complex entity can be which of the following?
(a) Characters who don't come on-screen.
(b) An item used off screen.
(c) Person, thing, character.
(d) Character or person.

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

13. What does Deleuze say can be achieved by a series of continuity shots?
(a) Fragmentation.
(b) Experimentalism.
(c) Construction.
(d) Deterriorationalism.

14. What kind of director does Deleuze believe to have the most difficulty with naturalism?
(a) Soviet.
(b) American.
(c) Pre-war French.
(d) German.

15. What kind of form did Ford use predominately?
(a) Short.
(b) Small.
(c) Large.
(d) Medium.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What is the name of the form in which things move from situation to action?

3. What is defined as space that can be global or local in conception?

4. Who is the first man Deleuze calls a cinematic master of realism?

5. What is the name of the film in which images of a horizon become fluid?

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