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6. Which term describes how much visual information is in a frame?
A. Depth of field
C. Visual weight
B. Screen density
D. Visual composition
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5. Which lighting style creates high contrast between light and shadow?
D. Ambient lighting
C. Low-key lighting
B. Soft lighting
A. High-key lighting
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7. How does the director use space in mise-en-scène?
B. To choreograph camera angles
A. To choose music
C. To control relationships between figures and objects
D. To edit scene transitions
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1. What does the term “mise-en-scène” literally mean?
D. Framing of the shot
C. Placing on stage
A. Camera movement
B. Lighting setup
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Which of the following best describes high-key lighting?
C. Bright, even illumination
B. Minimal light
A. Deep shadows, high contrast
D. Flashing strobe lights
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Which of the following is not a key element of mise-en-scène?
A. Lighting
D. Setting
B. Editing
C. Costume
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Which term refers to a prop that gains special meaning or significance in a film?
B. Icon
C. Narrative trigger
D. MacGuffin
A. Diegetic object
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What role do props play in mise-en-scène?
D. They are used mainly for humor
B. They help reveal character and advance plot
C. They are unimportant background items
A. They are always symbolic
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4. What is the primary purpose of costume and makeup in mise-en-scène? C.
C. To confuse character identity
D. To make actors more attractive
B. To create historical accuracy
A. To distract the audience
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3. Which of these best describes the function of setting in mise-en-scène?
B. Creates sound effects
C. Shapes how we understand the story
A. Provides a break from dialogue
D. Adds special effects