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VCE MEDIA Revision Test 2018
VCE MEDIA Revision Test 2018
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A #media #quiz for #VCE students to aid #revision
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The following are MEDIA CONVENTIONS
All of the above
character and story arcs, cause and effect, point of view
the structuring of time, titles and credits sequences
story principles, form and structure, generic structures
2
Name the shot type
Long Shot
Close Up
Extreme Long Shot
Medium Shot
3
Name the camera angle
Dutch Tilt
Euro Tilt
Russian Tilt
Aussie Tilt
4
Camera Movements include...
Wanning, Kilting, Racking, Manheld
Panning, Tilting, Tracking, Handheld
Scanning, Silting, Stacking, Sandheld
Parring, Tilling, Tacking, Bandheld
5
The 5 stages in the media production process are:
Development, Pre-Prod., Production, Post-Prod., Selling
Planning, Pre-Prod., Production, Post-Prod., Advertising
Financing, Pre-Prod., Production, Post-Prod., Marketing
Development, Pre-Prod., Production, Post-Prod., Distribution
6
Section A of the exam will have a section on...
Media Production Process
All of the above
Agency and Control in and of the Media
Narrative and Ideology
7
These are good words to describe LIGHTING
Naturalistic, Expressive, Low/High Key, Hard, Soft
Bright, Dim, Dull, On, Off
Natural, Artificial, Emotional
Fake, Real, Digital, Analogue
8
Technical Codes are...
colour, editing, audio, lighting
camera, editing, audio, lighting
codes, editing, audio, lighting
criteria, editing, audio, lighting
9
The characters in Ex-Machina are...
Eva, Caleb, Nathan, Kyotopia
Ava, Caleb, Nathan, Kyoko
Ava, Caleb, Jonathan, Kyaki
Eva, Caleb, Nathan, Tokyo
10
Name the shot type
Long-Range Shot
Setting-Shot
Long Shot
Full-Shot
11
Media technologies can be...
anything
only digital
only analogue
analogue or digital
12
'Agency and control in and of the media' consists of...
the issues relating to regulation and control of the media
All of the above (and more)
the influence of both the media and audience
the changing relationship between the media and its audience
13
ASB stands for...
Advertising Safety Boundaries
Association of Safe Broadcasts
Association for Standards and Bureaucracy
Advertising Standards Bureau
14
Written Codes are...
Printed and Spoken Language
Spoken Language
Foreign Language
Printed Language
15
Visual Composition refers to...
WHY the objects in the frame have been arranged.
WHEN the objects in the frame have been arranged.
IF the objects in the frame have been arranged.
HOW the objects in the frame have been arranged.
16
Mise-en-Scene refers to ‘everything that appears in the frame’. This includes...
Actors, Sets, Props, Costumes
Actors and Sets
Actors, Sets and Props
Actors
17
In Australia, there are a number of classification categories, including:
U, PG, 12A,12, 15, 18 and R18
A, B, C, D, E and F
G, PG, PG-13, R and NC-17
G, PG, M15+, MA15+, R and X
18
Can you link a specific scene or character to an ideology?
No
Wait... what?
I will by the time of the exam, promise
Yes, I got this
19
Which theory proposes that audiences choose media texts to gratify their own needs?
THE HYPODERMIC NEEDLE THEORY
USES AND GRATIFICATION THEORY
REINFORCEMENT THEORY
THE AGENDA SETTING FUNCTION THEORY
20
What's the correct spelling?
Riddley Scot and Alex Garrland
Ridley Scott and Alex Garland
Ridly Scott and Alex Garlond
Ridley Scot and Alec Garland
21
ACTING is affected by...
Costuming and casting
All of the above
Voices and mannerisms
Gestures, expressions, and vocal inflections
22
Ideologies...
Can surround a topic/theme/idea/discourse
Are within a specific society and time
Are a list of values and beliefs
All of the above
23
Who regulates the media in Australia?
ACMA, ASB, NCS and itself
Nobody
ACCA, ABS, NSC and itself
ACMI, ABC, NCIS and itself
24
Name the shot type
Waist-Up-Shot
Mid-Shot
Half-Shot
Medium-Shot
25
Audiences can...
All of the above
be broad or niche
be from different periods of time
react differently to the same media text
26
A whip pan is...
a fast pan which follows a whip
a fast pan which combines several shots
a fast pan camera trick used to confuse viewers
a fast pan which makes the image blur
27
The Symbolic Codes (SMAC) are...
Scenes, Movement, Artwork, Camera
Setting, Mise-en-Scene, Audio, Camera
Setting, Music, Art, Composition
Setting, Mise-en-Scene, Acting, Colour
28
What theory suggests that the media has a direct and powerful influence on audiences?
Uses and Gratification Theory
Hypodermic Needle (or Bullet) Theory
The Agenda Setting Function Theory
Two Step Flow Theory
29
NCS stands for...
National Camera and Scripting
National Classification Scheme
National Censorship Scheme
National Children's Safety
30
Narrative refers to fictional and non-fictional stories in all media forms. Stories refers to..
events as told by elders
any stories told within a media text
fictional tales
all events that occur within the narrative
31
SETTING refers to...
The location where the primary story starts
Where cutlery is placed on a dining table
The time period when the primary story starts
The location and time when the primary story starts
32
Issues with industry self regulation include...
many news organisations do not have set standards
journalists being only accountable to their employers
All of the above
the MEAA code of ethics only applies to its members
33
Name the ideologies you have studied
Racism and Feminism
Gender and Technology
Individualism and Trotskyism
None of the above
34
DIEGETIC sounds...
Are sounds only the actors can hear.
Originate from a digital source.
Originate from the world of the narrative.
Are added during the editing stage.
35
Foley sounds are...
effects recorded in a studio in post production
effects recorded in pre production and added during filming
effects recorded but not used
effects recorded during the actual production of a film
36
Name the shot type
Close Close-Up
Gnarly Close-Up
Ultra Close-Up
Extreme Close-Up
37
Why is the media regulated?
All of the above
To prevent copycat behaviour
To protect children and adults
To protect cultural identity
38
Name the shot type
Jack-Shot
Near-Shot
Close-Up
Face-Shot
39
Cross cutting is...
a fade from one image to another
a shot that shows part of the action in detail
cutting back and forth between two simultaneous events
a fade from one sound to another
40
Depth of field refers to...
the closest object that can be seen in a shot
the nearest and farthest objects that are in focus
the furthest object that can be seen in a shot
the depth of mud in a field, useful in farming documentaries
41
Which two are the right way to write?
Gleeson's character, Caleb...
Mary's character, Rachael...
Harrison's character, Deckard...
Vikander's character, Ava...
42
ACMA stands for...
The American Chapter of Media Aficionados
The Australian Confederate of Media Associates
The Australian Conference for Media Autonomy
The Australian Communication and Media Authority
43
Dominant values are...
attitudes held by a growing number of people in a society
beliefs in direct opposition to those held by the majority
values held by the majority of people in a society
any values, beliefs or attitudes held by people in a society
44
Ideology can be represented by...
All of the above
Ideas and concepts
Settings and Institutions
Individuals and Social Groups
