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Year 12 Media Exam Revision 2015
Year 12 Media Exam Revision 2015
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VCE media studies exam revision on Narrative, Media texts and Society's values and Media Influence
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Where a text was produced, when it was made and by whom refers to?
Production Context
Social Context
Credits
2
What occupation is John Prentice?
Farmer
Vet
Doctor
Maid
3
A narrative structure that does not follow the beginning, middle and end is called?
Linear
Non Linear
4
MartinLuther King delivers his ‘I Have a Dream’ speech during which year?
1960
1966
1955
1963
5
PRODUCTION ELEMENTS + STORYELEMENTS + ________ = NARRATIVE
Theatre
Camera
Audience
Director
6
Are social values deliberately placed within a text?
No
Yes
7
Which term refers to a group of people in a certain physical location and time period?
Public
Community
Society
Nation
8
Which one of the following is
not
a production element?
Editing
Setting
Acting
Sound
9
'Ways of conceptualising the relationship between the mass media & audiences.' refers to?
Communication Theories
Media Influence
Media Influence
Mass Media Theory
10
Research at the Glasgow Media Group in 1976 lead to the further development of which theory?
Hypodermic
Cultivation
Agenda Setting
Uses & Gratification
11
Howwe assume certain events without actuallyseeing it on screentake place refers to?
Narrative Progression
Cause and Effect
Setting
Structure of Time
12
Whoseperspective the audience ispositioned to observe the narrative from refers to?
POV
Acting
Character Development
Cause & Effect
13
When the scene is lit extremely brightly it is referred to as what?
Powerful Lighting
Bright Lighting
Low Key Lighting
High Key Lighting
14
When we hear sound within the world of the narrative it is considered to be?
Diegetic
Non-Diegetic
15
Discourse = ________?
Social Issues
Race
Social Values
16
Which character does Leonardo DiCaprio portray in Catch Me If You Can?
Frank Abagnale Snr
Carl Hanratty
Barry Allen
Frank Abagnale Jr
17
What year was Teenager Emmett Till murdered?
1955
1958
1960
1950
18
The protagonist refers to what?
Main Character
Sub-plot
A Villian
19
What town is To Kill a Mockingbird set in?
Maycomb
Jackson
Beaumont
Montgomery
20
When the scene is lit very darkly it is referred to as what?
High Key Lighting
Low Key Lighting
Dull Lighting
Dark Lighting
21
Which character best represents the social value 'white americans are higher class citizens'?
Bob Ewell
Atticus Finch
Jem
Mayella Ewell
22
A value which is in direct opposition tothose held by the majority of people in a society is?
Traditional S.V
Oppositional S.V
Emerging S.V
Dominant S.V
23
If a narrative film has complimentary orbackstoriesthat run alongside it, this refers to?
Dual Narrative
Complex narrative
Multiple Storylines
Sub-plot
24
Which story element can be used to define the relationship between two characters?
POV
Character Development
Cause & Effect
Narrative progression
25
What year was To Kill a Mockingbird Book released?
1960
1930
1950
1940
26
'Socialising agents' applies to which theory?
Agenda Setting
Uses & Gratification
Reinforcement
Cultivation
27
A value that is held by the majority ofpeople in the society is a?
Traditional S.V
Oppositional S.V
Dominant S.V
Emerging S.V
28
Which one of the following is
not
a story element?
Setting
P.O.V
Character Development
Acting
29
'Audience choose what types of media they consume and what they don’t' refers to what process?
Media Influence
Selection and Omission
Media Choice
Uses & Gratification
30
What year was 'The Usual Suspects' released?
1999
1997
1992
1995
31
Which one of the following is a social issue?
African Americans can be successful
Bob Ewell
African Americans should be treated equally in society
Marriage Equality
32
What year was Guess Who is Coming to Dinner released?
1967
1965
1969
1962
33
What year was To Kill a Mockingbird released?
1965
1962
1959
1961
34
In 1967 the case ____ v.Virginia supreme court rules in favour of interracial marriage?
Brown
King
Wallace
Loving
35
Which theorist was involved with the Reinforcement Theory?
Harold Lasswell
Joseph Klapper
Maxwell McCombs
Donald Shaw
36
What made Hilary St. George cry?
She got fired
She stubbed her toe
This never happened Miss Carzino...
She was insulted by John
37
Which character does Christopher Walken portray in Catch Me If You Can?
Barry Allen
Frank Abagnale Snr
Carl Hanratty
Frank Abagnale Jr
38
Which story element helps audience understand how character decisions drive the story?
Setting
Cause & Effect
Character Development
POV
39
Roland Barthes was best known for the study of which theory?
Agenda Setting
Reinforcement
Semiotic Constructivist
Cultivation
40
thecharacter that presents the opposition against the protagonist in which theymust contend is?
The Villian
The Antagonist
The Protagonist
41
What year was the new Civil Rights Act introduced?
1968
1970
1964
1960
42
Which is not part of 'narrative progression'
narrative development
the climax
the closure
The opening
43
What nationality is Keyser Soze
Turkish
Argentinian
American
Hungarian
44
‘howthe audiences views the film?' refers to?
Recepetion Theory
Audience Reception
Reception Context
Audience Context
45
What year was Martin Luther Kind shot dead?
1967
1968
1964
1970
46
How many Story elements are there?
5
8
6
7
47
The following terms refer to which production element: Gait, Vocal Infliction, Gesture?
Acting
Character Development
Sound
Editing
48
The second Great Migration occured in which decades?
1940-1960s
1920-1940s
1900-1920s
1950-1960s
49
What year was 'Catch Me If You Can' released?
2000
2003
2002
2001
50
A narrative structure that follows beginning, middle and end is called?
Linear
Non Linear
51
Straightcut,fade, rhythm, montage and placement are all part of which production element?
Editing
Sound
Camera Techniques
Lighting
52
Which character does Tom Hanks portray in Catch Me If You Can?
Frank Abagnale Jr
Barry Allen
Carl Hanratty
Frank Abagnale Snr
53
A representation of a discourse or social value can be in the form of?
Character
All of the above
Instituion
Event
54
Timbre is best used to describe the use of which element?
Sound
Acting
Editing
Setting
55
Which of the following was not one of Frank Jr's cons?
FBI Agrent
Doctor
Lawyer
Pilot
56
George Gerbner devised which communication theory in the 1970s?
Cultivation Theory
Agenda Setting Function Theory
ReinforcementTheory
Uses & Gratification Theory
57
What decade did the Uses and Gratification theory come about?
1980s
1940s
1920s
1960s
58
Which is
NOT
a function of the Uses and Gratification Theory?
Connection
Surveillance
Entertainment
Correlation
59
Who called for ‘segregation now, segregationtomorrow, segregation forever’
K.K.K
John F Kennedy
George Wallace
Martin Luther King
60
A value that is held by a growing number ofpeople in society is?
Oppositional S.V
Dominant S.V
Traditional S.V
Emerging S.V
61
When we hear sound outside of the world of the narrative it is considered to be?
Non-Diegetic
Diegetic
62
How many production elements are there?
8
7
5
6
63
Can more than 1 dominant, oppositional or emerging social value be represented in the same text
Yes
No
64
Who directed 'Catch Me If You Can'?
James Cameron
Alfred Hitchcock
Stephen Spielberg
Bryan Singer
65
Who directed 'The Usual Suspects'?
Alfred Hitchcock
Stephen Spielberg
James Cameron
Bryan Singer
66
Setting refers to both the physical location and
what
of a scene?
Passing of time
Historical Period
Duration
Age
