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

2. Who claimed that conscious "is" something?
(a) Griffith.
(b) Keaton.
(c) Husserl.
(d) Bergson.

3. Which adjective best describes a montage set?
(a) United.
(b) Fixed.
(c) Unmoving.
(d) Exceptional.

4. What does Deleuze describe as occurring point to point?
(a) Action movement.
(b) Affective movement.
(c) Perception.
(d) Land movement.

5. What is the example used in Bergson's third thesis to demonstrate the point?
(a) Flour, water, and sugar being mixed.
(b) Hot and cold water mixing.
(c) Sugar dissolving in water.
(d) Tea bags in water creating tea.

Short Answer Questions

1. In second level shots, what is movement determined by?

2. Sternberg used which of the following qualities, according to Deleuze?

3. What does a close-up identify?

4. What is said to occur in the gap between action and reaction?

5. Who is used as an example of holding the shot for use with a fixed space?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Deleuze describe Sternberg's use of facial dimensions?

2. What does Deleuze attribute to pre-war French film?

3. Describe the subdivisions of movement.

4. Why might a filmmaker want to use a montage?

5. What is the second level?

6. How does Deleuze describe subjectivity?

7. What is reume?

8. What is phenomenology?

9. What did Gance contribute to film?

10. Describe Bergson's second thesis.

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