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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 believes that realism of a film should be inferred from which of the following?
(a) Writing.
(b) Setting.
(c) Acting.
(d) Environment.

2. What does Deleuze describe as the middle ground between action-image realism and affection-image idealism?
(a) Expressionism.
(b) Impulse-image.
(c) Idealism.
(d) Naturalism.

3. When Joan is on trial in "The Trial of Joan of Arc" what kind of shots are used?
(a) Reverse shots.
(b) Long shots.
(c) Medium shots.
(d) Expressionist shots.

4. What is the second of five traits of the new image, as designated by Deleuze?
(a) Cliche condemnation.
(b) Deliberate weak links.
(c) Superiority.
(d) Very strong links.

5. What is the name of Ford's film used as an example of the Western genre?
(a) Beastmaster.
(b) Wheelmaster.
(c) Wagonmaster.
(d) Gunmaster.

Short Answer Questions

1. The construction of any-space-whatevers allow what to be used, according to Deleuze?

2. Deleuze claims that impression links situation with which other element?

3. What is the third of five traits of the new image, as designated by Deleuze?

4. What is the name of the film with the lion that Deleuze describes?

5. What is very common with any-space-whatevers, according to Deleuze?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Herzog's obsessive themes.

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

3. What characteristics does Deleuze assign to Westerns in Hawks's functionalism?

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

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

6. What is burlesque film?

7. What is sensory-motor link?

8. What are the poles of the action-image?

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

10. What is impulse-image?

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