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TV Crime Drama Quiz
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1
What is 'regulation' ?
Rules or guidelines to protect vulnerable audiences.
The process where two different companies work together
Merging of mass media communication platforms into single pieces of tech.
Use of a brand or logo on products to sell to an audience.
2
Why was there no official merchandise for 'The Sweeney'?
ITV thought the show would not be popular
Content was too violent
No internet to sell to audiences
Cost of manufacture was high
3
The mise-en-scene in this shot makes Luther appear...
Confident
Powerful
Emotionally complex
Vulnerable
4
Which is NOT code and convention of a TV Crime Drama?
Continuing narrative arc
Identifiable character types
Word threat
Setting and location is key
5
Which of these is typical of a UK TV Crime Drama?
one or two writers
Team of writers
Simplistic relationships
Large Ensemble Cast
6
Which one is NOT a primary funding model in television programming?
Subscription
Public Service Broadcasting (PSB)
Commercial
Sponsorship
7
A subdivision of a genre of literature, music, film is called a
Trope-genre
part-genre
Hybrid-genre
sub-genre
8
What is name of this character from Luther?
Mark North
Henry Madse
DCI Ripley
DCI Reed
9
Which year was Luther released?
2009
2012
2011
2010
10
Which of these is not one of Propp's character functions?
The Donor
The Dispatcher
The Messenger
The Helper
11
What is Zoe Luther's job in the show?
Criminal Lawyer
Marketing Executive
Humanitarian lawyer
Astrophysicist
12
What time is the 'watershed' on UK TV ?(introduced July 1964)
9pm
11pm
8pm
10pm
13
The blending of themes and elements from two different genres to make a new work of fiction is called:
A sub-genre
Eponymous
A hybrid-genre
Spin-off
14
Which statement connects 'Luther' and 'The Sweeney'?
Both had tie-in books published
Both were shot on location in London
Both had official merchandise
Both had music released on independent record labels
15
What shot type is this?
Shot-reverse-shot
Low-angle
Over-the-shoulder
Close-up
16
Which year was The Sweeney released?
1977
1976
1975
1974
17
Mise-en-scene does not include...
Costume
Camera angles
Props
Setting
18
What is name of this character from Luther?
DCI Ripley
Henry Madse
Mark North
DCI Reed
19
Which of these is NOT a TV crime Drama?
New Tricks
Bridgerton
Poirot
Frost
20
Which one is NOT true of The Sweeney
Lots of stunts/action/car chases
Diverse ethnic representation
Recorded on 16mm
Famous phrases
21
Which genre is a 'femme fatale' traditionally synonymous with?
Comedy
Romance
Thriller
Noir
22
Why was there a push for more drama on television in the 1950s?
People had more 'leisure time'
To sell more novels based on the TV shows
More people owned TVs
To sell advertising space to large companies
23
What is 'merchandise'?
The process where two different companies work together
Rules or guidelines to protect vulnerable audiences.
Merging of mass media communication platforms into single pieces of tech.
Use of a brand or logo on products to sell to an audience.
24
Which of these is NOT a TV crime Drama?
Life on Mars
The Bill
Morse
Humans
25
What is name of this character from Luther?
Alice Morgan
DSU Rose Teller
DCI Ripley
Zoe Luther
26
How could the BBC make money from 'Luther'?
Licensing Luther DLC in Fornite
Selling DVD/Blu-ray box sets
Selling the broadcast rights
Selling official merchandise
27
What is an eponymous TV Drama?
TV Show named after protagonist
TV Show named after location
TV Shoe named after profession
TV Show named after antagonist
28
Why was TV turned off at 10:30pm in the early 1970s?
Encourage families to spend time together
Not enough programming
Electricity shortages
Watershed
29
What is not a Crime Drama convention of 'Luther'?
Medical/Forensic
Detective
Eponymous
Procedural
30
What shot type is this?
Extreme close-up
Big close-up
Medium wide-shot
Close-up
31
What is 'convergence'?
Merging of mass media communication platforms into single pieces of tech.
Rules or guidelines to protect vulnerable audiences.
Use of a brand or logo on products to sell to an audience.
The process where two different companies work together
32
What shot-type is this?
Wide Shot
Bird's eye view
Extreme wide shot
Establishing shot
33
What is 'synergy'
The process where two different companies work together
Merging of mass media communication platforms into single pieces of tech.
Use of a brand or logo on products to sell to an audience.
Rules or guidelines to protect vulnerable audiences.
34
Which is NOT code and convention of a TV Crime Drama?
Love story
Conflict with authority
Maverick lead protagonist
Personal Relationships
35
What was the first US TV Crime Drama called?
Dragnet
Fabian of the Yard
Z Cars
Dixon of Dock Green
36
Mise-en-scene does not include...
Colour Palette
NVC: Non-verbal communication
Proxemics
Lighting
37
Which one is NOT true of The Sweeney
Filmed on location
Patriarchal ideology
Procedural sub-genre
Strong female characters
38
What shot type is this?
Medium shot
Wide shot
Two-shot
Close-up
39
Which of these is typical of a UK TV Crime Drama?
Team of Writers
Complex Relationships
Season of 24 Episodes
Simplistic relationships
40
The application of scientific methods and techniques to the investigation of a crime.
Investigative
Procedural
Eponymous
Forensic
41
What camera angle is this?
Low angle
Worms-eye view
Eye-level
High angle
42
Which of these is NOT a TV crime Drama?
Line of Duty
Bloodlands
The Returned
Bodyguard
43
Which of these is typical of a UK TV Crime Drama?
Season of 24 Episodes
Series of 6 episodes
Large Ensemble Cast
Team of Writers
44
What is name of this character from Luther?
Rose
Alice
Megan
Zoe
45
Which of these is typical of a UK TV Crime Drama?
Season of 24 Episodes
Large Ensemble Cast
Small Cast
Simplistic relationships
