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

2. Charlie Chaplin is used by Deleuze as an example of how a small difference in which element can show a big difference in situation?
(a) Color.
(b) Angle.
(c) Action.
(d) Dialogue.

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What does Deleuze call Ford's short form masterpiece?

3. Deleuze believes that Bunuel's work is characterized by which quality?

4. What is the name of Herzog's film with a Bavarian landscape?

5. Who does Deleuze describe as obsessed with naturalism but unable to use it?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is colorism?

2. Why does Deleuze feel that Americans have difficulties with naturalism?

3. What are the five traits of the new image, according to Deleuze?

4. What is pathetisation?

5. What is eternal return?

6. How does Eisenstein use an index for transformation?

7. What words did Pierce associate with the concepts of firstness, secondness, and thirdness?

8. What is a complex entity?

9. When did the crisis of action-image begin in three different countries?

10. Describe the role Deleuze believes acting plays in a film.

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