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The Films of Alfred Hitchcock - Practice Makes Perfect

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Answers to Practice Makes Perfect SAT reading Passage.

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4) Rear Window, Vertigo, and Psycho are all examples of:
C - Hitchcock's point of view technique.
D. films that are not challenging for audiences.
B - films that show Hitchcock's view of human nature.
A- Hitchcocks relaxed method of filmmaking.
2
6) What makes Hitchcock's films more than just suspense stories?
His camera work was notable
His work makes us consider the human condition.
His portrayal of psychology
He is the master of suspense
3
What would be a more appropriate title for this passage?
D) Hitchcock: The master Manipulator
A) The master of Suspense
B) The filmmaker as Psychologist
C) The audience as Voyer
4
1) What was most likely the author's purpose in writing this passage?
C
B
A
D
5
According to the passage, "voyeur" most nearly means:
A - One who watches the actions of others, unseen.
D - A viewer who is expressing non-judgmental opinions.
C - A commentator on the events of a film.
B - A judge of other people's basic human nature.
6
According to the passage, which statement is true?
C - liked to manipulate his audience's emotions
D - had an optimistic view of human nature.
A - Liked to surprise & shock audience
B - cared little about the technical side of filmmaking