A solution from outside the story

What is an extreme close up useful for?

To draw attention to one key detail

Using an object to represent an idea

The setting reflecting the mood of the characters

Dolly zoom is achieved by

Moving the camera in one direction and zooming in the other

The feelings the author expresses

What is 'covert prestige'?

The positive attitude people have towards people who sound similar

What is a two shot and what does it show?

medium shot of two characters with equal weight- tension

The combination of words and accent specific to a geographical location

What are SEAL paragraphs for?

Showing understanding of how the writer's language is effective

Monologues are important to:

give information about characters

What is a camera shot?

How close the camera is to the subject

What is juxtaposition?

Contrasting things directly next to one another

Where the idea runs over a line of poetry

What is character development?

The way a character changes across a text

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1
The main purpose of a critical essay is
Analysis
Recap
Review
Summarise
2
What can GREEN represent in film?
Corruption
Happiness
Naivety
Nature
3
Deus Ex Machina is
A problem that causes the characters
A character who solves things for themselves
A solution from outside the story
A character who changs the plot
4
What is an extreme close up useful for?
To draw attention to one key detail
To show the way a character feels
To change our mind about something
To make something very clear
5
Extreme close-ups are for
facial expression
landscapes
action
detail
6
How can you remember when to take a new paragraph in creative writing?
CHRIS
HANK
PAT
TIM
7
What is symbolism?
Pictures as things
Comparing one thing to another
Using an object to represent an idea
Explaining what something looks like
8
Characterisation is how a character is:
Conveyed
Designed
Created
Explained
9
What do Alliteration, Enjambment, onomatopoeia, rhyming and repetition have in common?
They affect sound
They affect visuals
They affect feelings
They affect meaning
10
What is genre?
The type of text
the way a text makes us feel
The style of text
The purpose of a text
11
Pathetic Fallacy is
The setting reflecting the mood of the characters
The weather being the same type as the author
The characters feeling changing because of the weather
The characters explaining the weather
12
Dolly zoom is achieved by
Making the camera unfocussed
Moving the camera side to side and zooming in and out
Moving the camera in the same direction as the zoom
Moving the camera in one direction and zooming in the other
13
Sentence structure techniques (such as repetition, short sentences, exclamation, rhetorical questions, etc.) all
Show the ideas are not important
Make something clearer
Make it clear what is happening
highlight something important
14
Tone is:
The way the author feels
the way the author makes us feel
The feelings the author expresses
The way the author makes the characters feel
15
What should the largest part of your SEAL be?
Link to task
Evidence
Analysis
Conclusion
16
Dutch angles are
Upsidown
normal
tilted
backwards
17
What is 'covert prestige'?
The negative attitude people have towards people who sound similar
The positive attitude people have towards people who sound different
The negative attitude people have towards people who sound different
The positive attitude people have towards people who sound similar
18
What is a two shot and what does it show?
showing something extremely closely
showing someone from over the shoulder of someone else
medium shot of two characters with equal weight- tension
Showing something from very far away
19
What makes repetition effective?
Makes interesting
Makes clearer
Makes memorable
Makes different
20
What should you make sure to include in critical essays?
Interesting adjectives
Technical language
Synonyms
Interesting adverbs
21
What is dialect?
The way a person sounds based on where they grew up and their class.
The differences between the way two people speak; eg pace etc.
The combination of words and accent specific to a geographical location
The use of ideas by one class of people as opposed to another group
22
How many words can you choose when analysing word choice?
Three or four
Two at most
As many as you need
Only one
23
What are SEAL paragraphs for?
Showing understanding of how the writer's language is effective
All the ways the writer has been clear
How the writer makes the reader feel
Showing understanding of when the writer did a good job
24
What can costuming tell us about a character?
Their personality
Their strengths and weaknesses
Their desires
Their fears
25
Monologues are important to:
tell us about the antagonist
tell us about the setting
tell us about plot
give information about characters
26
What is a camera shot?
How high up the camera is compared to the subject
How the camera moves
The sound made by the things on screen
How close the camera is to the subject
27
What is juxtaposition?
Contrasting things far apart
Contrasting things directly next to one another
Contrasting things next to one another
similar things directly next to one another
28
What is the difference between spoken-word poetry and other types?
It is designed to be felt
It is designed to be read
It is designed to be heard
It is designed to be smelled
29
What is enjambment?
A technique which effects sound
Where the idea runs over a line of poetry
Where the sounds are effective
A type of poem which makes little sense
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What is character development?
The way a character is conveyed
The way a character changes across a text
The way a character looks, sounds and speaks
The way a character is made by the author

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