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Year 9 Media Revision - Ultimate Quiz
Year 9 Media Revision - Ultimate Quiz
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The right-hand image has had this type of lighting added to make it clearer
fill
low key
secondary
back
2
What is the most important phase of production?
post-production
pre-production
distribution
production
3
When an actor is filmed from a high angle, it usually represents a character who is
popular
vulnerable
sad
powerful
4
What are some of the stereotypes of JOCKS?
Bullies, good looking, get all the girls
Insecure, mean, unwanted at home
Sports-obsessed, athletic, unintelligent
Hiding that they're gay, secretly a nerd, always sad
5
What is an implication of using stock characters like the jock?
More young actors get their big break in films
Makes you feel like you will never be perfect
It makes bullying and a lack of intelligence look cool
Jock guys appeal to everyone
6
Which of these conventions usually indicates a significant passing of time.
cut
fade to black
freeze-frame
slow motion
7
What type of camera shot is this?
close-up
medium close-up
extreme close-up
ballistic close-up
8
Which of these is NOT a type of LIGHTING
dark
low key
high key
naturalistic
9
TV shows, magazines, computer games, movies, are all examples of media _________
styles
forms
texts
games
10
This is ...
Cady Heron
Karen Smith
Gretchen Wieners
Regina George
11
The best way to describe the lighting in this scene is
high key
naturalistic
hidden
backlight
12
This is ...
Regina George
Gretchen Wieners
Cady Heron
Karen Smith
13
What is the "coming of age narrative"?
A storyline where a character betrays their best friend
A storyline where a character grows up
A storyline that starts off sad, but ends up happy
A storyline where a character matures & learns life lessons
14
What is the second characteristic of teen film?
Make over scene
High school setting
coming of age narrative
The use of popular music
15
The camera angle is the same in both images
false
true
16
This use of shot size and mise en scene creates the impression of
power
peace
loneliness
vulnerability
17
Why are these events used in teen film?
They make the actors seem cool
Young people can relate to them in real life
To appeal to the audience
To encourage teenagers to take risks
18
Editing takes place during which phase of production?
pre-production
post-production
production
anti-production
19
which of these is not a camera angle?
high
eye-level
close-up
low
20
What is an example of a stock character?
A jock or a rebel
A character who stocks supermarket shelves
A character made from cardboard
A person who drives stock characters
21
A widely held but fixed and oversimplified idea of a particular type of person or thing
prejudice
exaggeration
realism
stereotype
22
Which of these means everything within the frame, even the actors, lighting, props....
mese on scen
mise en scene
mes in scene
mise en scen
23
Which of these is NOT a part of mise en scene
props
make-up
sound
lighting
24
Which of these is not a shot-type
mid
birds-eye-view
extreme close-up
wide
25
What is the first characteristic of teen film?
Stock Characters
Stereotypes
Jocks and Nerds
Princesses
26
Which coloured clothing usually represents power and confidence?
red
black
blue
yellow
27
What is meant by "
live vicariously
" through someone?
Looking up to someone
To physically hurt others because they are better than you
Experiencing something through someone else's shoes
Liking someone because they're cooler than you
28
Mean Girls was released in ...
2002
2004
2005
2003
29
Which of these would be an example of a technical code?
a camera
a heart
an actor
a low camera angle
30
What is a "stereotyped character"?
Someone with no friends
A character without a personality
An over-simplified representation of a person
A character who is the same as everyone else in the film
31
Which of these is NOT a group seen in the school cafeteria?
Basket cases
Unfriendly black hotties
Sexually active band geeks
Asian nerds
32
Who said - "On Wednesdays we wear pink!"
Karen Smith
Janis Ian
Gretchen Weiners
Regina George
33
Non-diegetic sound is sound added
before filming
during filming
after filming
34
Which of these is NOT a camera movement
zoom
pan
tilt
dolly
35
What is a "characteristic" of a genre?
Close up shots
A character in a film
Something you never see in films of that genre
Something you see in almost every film of that genre
36
The best way to describe the lighting in this photo is
hard
naturalistic
low key
dark
37
What is a feature of the coming of age narrative?
Turning 16
Risky teenage behaviour
Prom or graduation
Rites of passage
38
Why are "authority figures" used in teen films?
So that there's someone to hurt the teens' feelings
To position adults as weak/lacking control/foolish
To give the teens something/someone to rebel against
To give a realistic picture of the role adults play in life
39
This is ...
Regina George
Cady Heron
Gretchen Wieners
Karen Smith
40
The first stage on any production is the
production
idea
cluster
script
41
Who is an "authority figure" in teen films?
A cool older person
Any adult in a teen film
Any adult who controls the teenagers in a teen film
An adult who is made to look silly or foolish
42
Who said - "They say you're a home-schooled jungle freak who's a less-hot version of me!"
Mrs Norbury
Cady Heron
Damien
Regina George
43
Which of these is NOT a group seen in the school cafeteria?
Cool Asians
J.V. Jocks
Princesses
Burnouts
44
This is ...
Cady Heron
Regina George
Karen Smith
Gretchen Wieners
45
Conventions are basically
representations
styles
rules
symbols
46
Why is the JOCK used as a stock character in teen film?
Gives new actors a role to fill before they become famous
Girls want him, boys want to be him
Everyone knows a jock from their high school days
He is so good looking
47
Which of these is NOT a group seen in the school cafeteria?
Athletes
Desperate wannabes
Girls who eat their feelings
ROTC guys
48
Which of these colours often signifies danger?
blue
yellow
green
red
49
The lighting and facial expression in this photograph signifies
friendliness
love
peace
anger
50
This person portrays someone else on screen
Actor
Dancer
Choreographer
Director
51
What are the two types of codes?
technical and symbolic
chosen and symbolic
technical and chosen
abstract and obvious
52
Why are stereotyped characters used in teen films?
To generate conflict quickly between characters
Because teenagers only ever think in stereotypes
To introduce characters quickly and avoid getting 'boring'
To appeal to the audience
53
How do we know that teen film continues to be a popular genre?
Young actors in Hollywood are going crazy and going to rehab
Quotes and vocab passes over into teen culture
Hollywood continues to make these films
They become cult classics
54
What is a teen film?
High school dramas focused on family dramas
Focuses on coming of age stories targeted at teens
Comedy about teenagers targeted towards adults
Documentaries about the school experience
55
Also called videographers
Audio Engineer
TD
LD
Camera Operators
56
Which of these camera techniques often conveys action and excitement
hand-held
zoom
close-up
focus
57
The best way to describe the light in this image is
hard
soft
naturalistic
high key
58
Where is the jock on the social hierarchy?
Similar to teachers
On the same level as the rebels
At the bottom with the nerds
At the top - he is the prom king
59
Which option best describes the 'teen film' genre?
Films that feature teenagers and teenage issues
Films about teenagers that were made in the 80s and 90s
Films that are designed to teach teenagers important lessons
Films without any adults present
60
Title near bottom, actors names across top, large image, release date are conventions for
tv shows
novel covers
movie posters
magazine covers
