Someone's motivation for doing something

Which is an example of romantic tension?

A father and son argue over a curfew, A woman has two minutes to unlock a door before zombies arrive

Which of the following is a theme of "Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers?"

Forgiveness helps your heart heal

What are genre conventions?

Elements, themes, and plot beats that are common to specific genres

What are the three rules of theme?

1. Be a statement - 2. Apply to the story - 3. Apply to life in general

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1
Which point of view is told from the perspective of the narrator?
2nd Person
1st Person
3rd Person (Omniscient)
3rd Person (Limited)
2
What are subtle hints at future events?
Motives
Twists
Deductions
Foreshadowing
3
How will you do on this final?
D/F
C
B
A
4
Define: Motive
The person investigating a crime
Someone's motivation for doing something
A literary devise that shows off a past event
An excuse someone has that proves they didn't do something
5
Which isn't a series of events, but rather a collection of everything you need to know in order to understand the story?
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Exposition
6
Which is an example of romantic tension?
A man is running away from a dinosaur
A father and son argue over a curfew
A doctor must decide whether or not to save a movie villain
A woman has two minutes to unlock a door before zombies arrive
7
Which of the following is a theme of "Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers?"
Forgiveness helps your heart heal
It's impossible to forgive someone
Chip and Dale should forgive one another for their past actions
Forgiveness
8
Which of the following are essential components in all works of literature?
Literary Critiques
Literary Elements
Literary Devices
Literary Techniques
9
______ is the process of eliminating possibilities based on evidence
Deduction
Perpetrator
Alibi
Clue
10
What is pre-visualization
Planning out a script
Planning how a film will look
Editing a film
Marketing a film
11
Which is the turning point in a story?
Climax
Exposition
Rising Action
Falling Action
12
Which type of framing is shown?
Wide-Shot
Ultra-Wide-Shot
Close-Up-Shot
Mid-Shot
13
Motifs are...
When you read a story
Recurring ideas in a story
The underlying meaning of a story
How a story is presented visually
14
What are genre conventions?
Typical ways to make a movie
Book stores that sell books that were adapted into films
Places where actors show up in character to sign autographs
Elements, themes, and plot beats that are common to specific genres
15
Searching for deeper meaning in a story is known as...
Themes
Analysis
Framing
Motifs
16
________ is when emotions are stretched thin.
Acting
Tension
Analysis
Camera Movement
17
What is a subject?
The focal point of an image
A type of camera framing
A type of conflict
An element of mystery
18
What type of camera movement involves the camera on a fixed axis and being pointed up or down?
Pan
Dolly
Zoom
Tilt
19
The one responsible for a crime
Perpetrator
Victim
Investigator
Suspect
20
What are the three rules of theme?
1. Be a statement - 2. Apply to the story - 3. Apply to life in general
1. Be a statement - 2. Apply to the story - 3. Be worded as a question
1. Be a statement - 2. Apply to the story - 3. Mention character names
1. Be one word - 2. Apply to the story - 3. Apply to life in general

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