Chapter Seven Quiz

A  display women as the “objects of the gaze.”

B  All of these answers

C  can be connected to the cultural malaise of the time

D  are psycho-sexual in their content

A  George Melies

B  Eadweard Muybridge

C  Thomas Edison

A  The American Civil War.

B  The history of injustice and prejudice.

C  None of these answers

D  The American dream.

A  Eadweard Muybridge, Etienne-Jules Marey

B  Henry Fox Talbot, Nadar

C  Etienne Gaspar Robert, Louis Daguerre

D  None of these answers

A  Included scenes of him filming scenes in the film, scenes of the film being edited, and scenes of audiences watching parts of the film.

B  Forced viewers to see the movie AS A MOVIE; they could not be swept away in the illusion of real-life experience.

C  None of these answers

D  Sought to make the viewer aware of the material (film) and the process (inserts, camera angles, etc.) used to create the final work.

E  All of these answers

A  Charlie Chaplin

B  Frank Capra

C  Walt Disney

A  creative camera movement

B  the film as visual epic

C  the first full length film

D  None of these answers

E  All of these answers

A  the extra large canvases were painted in the post impressionist style.

B  they would show one scene if light was reflected from the canvas and another scene if light was projected through the canvas from behind.

C  they first used the halftone process to show drama and time passing

A  painting the objective visual truth.

B  painting with light and color.

C  painting as a veneer, a camouflage.

A  lithography, daguerreotypes, the first nickelodeon

B  the first nickelodeon, the halftone dot process, French government dropped its sole sponsorship of the annual salon

C  photography, realistic painting, the first nickelodeon