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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Frame and Shot, Framing and Cutting.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Bergson's second thesis looks at cinema as which of the following?
(a) Moving illusion.
(b) Perfected illusion.
(c) Immobile illusion.
(d) Pathetic illusion.

2. What term does Deleuze describe as relating movement to a changing whole?
(a) Second level shot.
(b) Spectator frontal view.
(c) Unmoving set.
(d) Montage.

3. Who is used as an example of holding the shot for use with a fixed space?
(a) Epenstein.
(b) Deleuze.
(c) Hitchcock.
(d) Mitry.

4. Eisentstein identified privileged instants with what word?
(a) Dissolving.
(b) Pathetic.
(c) Actual.
(d) False.

5. What is the second element of Bergson's second thesis?
(a) No-pathetic-instants.
(b) Any-instant-whatevers.
(c) All-false-whatevers.
(d) Any-privileged-instants.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the example used in Bergson's third thesis to demonstrate the point?

2. Which of the following was part of Bergson's first thesis of movement?

3. What shows the change from one view to another?

4. What is the first element of Bergson's third thesis?

5. A montage offers what view?

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