Film Studies Multiple Choice Questions
1. From which year Indian Government sponsored National Film Award ?
A. 1972.
B. 1971
C. 1973
D. 1980
Answer: C
2. Greek Word Diegesis means__________
A. Commentary
B. sound
C. Narration
D. Atmosphere
Answer: C
3. In which is the year the first color film tamil was released_________
A. 1956
B. 1955
C. 1957
D. 1953
Answer: A
4. __________is the analysis and evaluation of films, individually and collectively.
A. Film criticism
B. Film criticism
C. film concept
D. film acting
Answer: B
5. The headquarter of the National Centre of Films for Children and Young People (NCYP) is situated at
A. Pune
B. Chennai
C. Mumbai
D. Kolkatta
Answer: A
6. OSS stand for _________________
A. Over the Shoulder Scene
B. Over the Shoulder Shot
C. Over Shot Shoulder
D. Over the Subject Shot
Answer: B
7. The ‘period of transition’ in tamil cinema during the year of ___________
A. 1925-1930B. 1924-1931
C. 1925-1931
D. 1926-1931
Answer: C
8. Non-Fiction Film Means_________
A. Artificial
B. Dreams
C. Reality
D. Imagination
Answer: C
9. The first silent film in tamil___________
A. Keechaka Vadham
B. kalidas
C. Kaalinga Marthanam
D. Markandeya
Answer: A
10. The jazz singer film was released in the year of ___________
A. 1925
B. 1926
C. 1927
D. 1928
Answer: C
11. Which music director brought Indian classical music into the film medium?
A. Naushad
B. Khem Chandra Prakash
C. Saleel Chaudhary
D. S. D. Burman
Answer: A
12. Which is the first Malayalam Film which bagged the President gold Medal?
A. Chemmeen
B. Swayamvaram
C. Cheriyachante Kroorakrithyangal
D. Amma Ariyan
Answer: A
13. Who is called the father of Indian talkie film.
A. Ardeshi Irani
B. Dadasaheb Phalke
C. Satyajit Ray
D. Hiralal Sen
Answer: A
14. Which is the First 70 MM film of India?
A. Awaara
B. Shree 420
C. Pyaasa
D. Around the World
Answer: D
15. Which was the first Cinemascope Film?
A. Kagaz Ke Phool
B. Mughal-e-Azam Madhumati
C. PyaasaD. Awaara
Answer: A
16. Which was the first south Indian film released in Japan?
A. Muthu
B. Padaiyappa
C. Batcha
D. Veera
Answer: A
17. Which is the first colour Film of India?
A. Alam Ara
B. Raja Harichandra
C. Kisan Kanya
D. pather panchali
Answer: C
18. Who is called the pioneer of Indian Cinema.
A. Sathyajit Ray
B. Dada Saheb Phalke
C. Lumiere Brothers
D. Bimal Roy
Answer: B
19. First Indian who won Oscar Award is _________.
A. A.R.Rahman
B. Rasool Pookutty
C. Bhanu Athaiya
D. Ben Kingsley
Answer: C
20. Director K. Balachander won the Dada Saheb Phalke award in the year of __________.
A. 2011
B. 2009
C. 2010
D. 2008
Answer: C
21. In which is the Sathyajit Ray first film was released ___________.
A. 1950
B. 1955
C. 1954
D. None of the above
Answer: B
22. Who is known as First Lady of Indian Cinema?
A. Nargiz Datt
B. Devika Rani
C. Bhanu Athaiya
D. Laxhmi Rai
Answer: A
23. National Award is constituted in the year __________.
A. 1953
B. 1954
C. 1956
D. 1957
Answer: B
24. The biggest film studio of India is __________.
A. Ramoji Film Studio
B. AVM Studio
C. Volvo Studio
D. Indian artist Studio
Answer: A
25. The first Hit film of India is __________.
A. Raja Chandhra
B. Lanka Dahan
C. Chandralekha
D. Devdas
Answer: B
26. First song-less film of India is __________.
A. Naujawan
B. Neecha Nagar
C. The Apu Trilogy
D. Awaara
Answer: A
27. First Cinema Theatre of India is __________.
A. Elphinstone Palace
B. Swatantra Theatre
C. Fireweavers Theatre
D. Swatantra Palace
Answer: A
28. First film festival of India was held at __________.
A. Mumbai
B. Calcutta
C. Delhi
D. Goa
Answer: A
29. Raja Harischandra film was released in the year of ___________
A. 1910
B. 1912
C. 1913
D. 1911
Answer: C
30. In which state of India has most number of cinema Theatres?
A. Madhya Pradesh
B. Delhi
C. West Bengal
D. Andra Pradesh
Answer: D
31. This movement is distinct from mainstream ________ cinema and began around the same time as the French New Wave and Japanese New Wave.
A. South Asian Cinema
B. Bengali Cinema
C. Bollywood
D. Asian Cinema
Answer: C
32. The ________ film industry of Mumbai is also known as Bollywood is the largest and most popular branch of Indian cinema.
A. Sanskrit
B. Hindi
C. Hindustani language
D. Punjabi language
Answer: B
33. ‘Gone with the Wind ‘film released in the year of ________
A. 1938
B. 1939
C. 1940
D. 1941
Answer: B
34. Ray 1967 script for a film to be called The Alien, which was eventually cancelled, is also widely believed to have been the inspiration for ________ E.T. (1982).
A. Steven Spielberg
B. Schindler’s List
C. Jurassic Park
D. Steven Spielberg filmography
Answer: A
35. Baz Luhrmann stated that his successful musical film ________ (2001) was directly inspired by Bollywood musicals.
A. Dreamgirls
B. Chicago
C. Moulin Rouge
D. Sree 420
Answer: D
36. Satyajit Ray, A. R. Rahman and Priyanka Chopra are all_____________.
A. National Film Award winners
B. Film Fare Winners
C. Academy Award winners
D. Bengali-language writers
Answer: A
37. Which horror movie is set at Camp Crystal Lake?
A. Friday the 13th
B. American Gothic
C. House of 1000 Corpses
D. The Evil Dead
Answer: A
38. Which two actors directed themselves in movies and won Oscars for Best Actor?
A. Al Pacino and Timothy Hutton
B. Jack Nicholson and Kevin Spacey
C. Laurence Olivier and Roberto Benigni
D. Tom Hanks and Paul Newman
Answer: C
39. Who developed the first workable motion picture camera?
A. Matthew Brady
B. Thomas Edison
C. George Eastman
D. William Dickson
Answer: D
40. who is directed the film ‘Fire’
A. Meera Nair
B. Deepa Mehta
C. Karan Johar
D. Yash Chopra
Answer: B
41. The Lumière brothers are known for _______.
A. creating a celluloid film that could capture movement
B. inventing a disk that would add sound to movies
C. developing the first projector and first movie house
D. shooting the first feature-length foreign movie shown in the U.S
Answer: C
42. Most independent filmmakers rely on ________ to get their films noticed and sold for distribution.
A. movie theater
B. film festival
C. asà an cinema
D. bollywood
Answer: B
43. Sholay movie screenplay by ______.
A. Salim-Javed
B. Shailendra
C. Divender
D. Bhupinder
Answer: A
44. In which year did Amitabh Bachchan debut in Hindi cinema?
A. 1960
B. 1965
C. 1969
D. 1972
Answer: D
45. Filmmaking is the process of making a ________from an initial story idea or commission, through scriptwriting, shooting, editing, directing and distribution to an audience.
A. film editing
B. film
C. movie theater
D. independent film
Answer: B
46. who is directed the film ‘Mother India’
A. Mehboob Khan
B. satyajit ray
C. Bhimsingh
D. none of the above
Answer: A
47. Yash Chopra’s first film as a director was__________.
A. Dhool ka Phool
B. Dharamputra
C. Waqt
D. Deewar
Answer: A
48. Asha Bhosle made her playback debut in the film __________.
A. Chunariya
B. Naya Daur
C. Howrah Bridge
D. None
Answer: A
49. Prior to cutting, the editor and director will have seen and/or discussed “________” shooting progresses.
A. dailies
B. film
C. telecine
D. filmmaking
Answer: A
50. Classic examples are the training montages in ________’s Rocky series of movies.
A. The Expendables
B. Sylvester Stallone
C. Rocky III
D. Sylvester Stallone filmography
Answer: B
51. Eisenstein regarded montage as a ________ means of creating meaning.
A. philosophy
B. marxism
C. dialectic
D. dialectical materialism
Answer: C
52. Which word best defines genre?
A. Category
B. Type
C. Kind
D. All of the above.
Answer: D
53. ___________ is a broadcast news industry description of television producers, reporters and editors making use of electronic video and audio technologies for gathering and presenting news.
A. Electronic News- Gathering
B. Electric News Gathering
C. English News Gathering
D. none of above.
Answer: A
54. What is the relationship between romantic comedy and social class?
A. In romantic comedy, there is no difference between the social classes.
B. Comedies segregate classes by only featuring one class in any one film.
C. Classes are ultimately divided by the end of a romantic comedy.
D. Classes are ultimately united by the end of a romantic comedy.
Answer: D
55. What form of comedy do Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton share?
A. Screwball comedy
B. Romantic comedy.
C. Slapstick comedy.
D. Their styles were so different that they cannot be compared.
Answer: C
56. Unlike Chaplin and Keaton, this silent-era comic usually played middle class characters ______.
A. John Barrymore
B. George Burns
C. John Chapin
D. Harold Lloyd
Answer: D
57. How is screwball comedy different from romantic comedy?
A. It doesn’t center on a romantic relationship.
B. It combines high and low humor in a single film.
C. Screwball comedies were only made in color.
D. They don’t differ at all.
Answer: B
58. Which of the following contributed to the strict censorship codes of the late 1930s that shaped screwball comedies?
A. Pressure from the Catholic Church.
B. Government regulation.
C. Both were factors.
D. Neither were factors.
Answer: A
59. Which director made several war films about WWII and the Korean War?
A. Fudd.
B. Fuller.
C. Scorcese.
D. Stone.
Answer: B
60. What separates war films from most other film genres?
A. They are not made in the studio setting.
B. They are not made within the studio system.
C. They break some of the moral codes that dominate other genres.
D. They are not as profitable.
Answer: C
61. Which of the following is more likely to be the hero of a war film?
A. A civilian.
B. A commander.
C. A combat grunt.
D. The platoon.
Answer: D
62. Who was responsible for most censorship in early war films?
A. Dept. of Defense Office of War Information.
B. Citizens who were uncomfortable with violence.
C. Producers.
D. Studio Heads.
Answer: A
63. Which predecessors do current war films most resemble?
A. WWI.
B. WWII.
C. Vietnam.
D. None of the above.
Answer: C
64. What does film noir mean?A. Dark film.
B. Foreign film.
C. Night film.
D. Old film.
Answer: A
65. What was the source of most noirs?
A. American pulp fiction.
B. French pulp fiction.
C. Early American silent films.
D. Early French crime dramas.
Answer: A
66. Fantasy films were strong at the turn of the 21st Century because of __________.
A. the death of personal cinema.
B. the death of realistic cinema.
C. the emergence of digital effects.
D. massive economic recession.
Answer: C
67. Which decade signaled the mainstream financial success of independent films?
A. 2000s.
B. 1990s.
C. 1980s.
D. 1970s.
Answer: B
68. Dominant themes in ’80s and ’90s film included ______.
A. optimism.
B. pessimism.
C. nostalgia.
D. A & C only
Answer: D
69. The first silent movie in Tamil ‘keechaka vadham’ directed by__________.
A. H M Reddy
B. Nataraja Mudaliar
C. B S Ranga
D. Ellis R. Dungan
Answer: B
70. Keechaka Vadham was made by R. Nataraja Mudaliar in __________.
A. 1815
B. 1915
C. 1816
D. 1916
Answer: D
71. The Cinematography Act of __________.
A. 1950
B. 1951
C. 1952
D. 1953
Answer: C
72. The influence of film schools emerged in the __________.
A. studio era.
B. 1940s.C. 1960s.
D. Most respected directors never went to film school.
Answer: C
73. __________ gives primary creative credit to the director.
A. Auteur theory
B. Hollywood theory
C. New Wave theory
D. Sarris theory
Answer: A
74. The influential French journal which brought directors into the spotlight was called _____.
A. Breathless
B. Cahiers du Cinema
C. Cinematheque
D. Film Forum.
Answer: B
75. After WWII, what change (if any) took place in the frequency of American movie attendance?
A. Less frequent
B. About the same
C. More frequent
D. none of the above.
Answer: A
76. Studios controlling distribution and exhibition, as well as production _____.
A. Horizontal integration
B. Vertical integration
C. Monopoly
D. Oligopoly
Answer: B
77. What did the majority of “heroic Indians” in westerns have in common?
A. They were based on actual historical figures.
B. They eventually surrendered in their films.
C. They achieved bloody victories against whites.
D. They were played by white actors.
Answer: D
78. Which type/sub-genre dominated westerns throughout their box office reign?
A. Cowboys vs. Indians.
B. Culture vs. nature.
C. The noble savage.
D. none of the above.
Answer: A
79. Where did film westerns get their start?
A. Dime novels.
B. European film classics.
C. History books.
D. News reels.
Answer: A
80. What is a panning ?
A. A camera mover.
B. A heavy tripod.
C. A remote flash.
D. A camera case.
Answer: A
81. In which year did commercial cinema begin in India?
A. 1895.
B. 1879.
C. 1913.
D. 1902.
Answer: C
82. Vertical turning of the camera is called__________.
A. tilt
B. pan
C. arc
D. cant
Answer: A
83. Which of the following is NOT a major film festival?
A. Karlovy Vary Film Festival.
B. Cannes Film Festival.
C. London Film Festival.
D. Venice Film Festival.
Answer: C
84. Which of these is NOT a fiction?
A. Novel
B. Short Stories
C. short Films
D. Auto-biography
Answer: D
85. __________ is the phase of filmmaking in which the movie is actually shot, as distinct from pre- production and post-production.
A. Principal photography
B. Capturing
C. Movie theatre
D. Film editing
Answer: A
86. __________ is the process of coordinating an initial story idea, through scriptwriting, shooting, editing, directing and distribution to an audience.
A. Film editing.
B. Filmmaking.
C. Movie theatre.
D. Independent film.
Answer: B
87. Film companies usually release a film with, press releases, interviews with press preview screenings, and ________ screenings.
A. Bollywood
B. film festival
C. asian cinema
D. movie theatre
Answer: D
88. Who is the only Indian to have won an Oscar for Lifetime achievement in films?
A. V. Shantaram.
B. Raj Kapoor.
C. Subash Ghai.
D. Satyajit Ray.
Answer: D
89. ________ is a non-linear editing system.
A. Final Cut Pro
B. Photoshop
C. Motion
D. Color
Answer: A
90. ________ plays a much stronger role in the manipulation and a factor to altering time.
A. Post-production
B. Film editing
C. Filmmaking
D. Bollywood
Answer: B
91. Screenplay, Multimedia and Storyboard are all .
A. Film production.
B. Plot (narrative).
C. Writing.
D. Fiction forms.
Answer: A
92. EDL stands for _________.
A. Edit Decision List.
B. Edit Desk Listeners.
C. Edit Discussion List.
D. Enrol Discussion List.
Answer: A
93. NTSC frame rate ________.
A. 25 frames per second.
B. 24 frames per second.
C. 29.97 frames per second.
D. 23 frames per second.
Answer: C
94. ________’s Rope is famous for being composed of nine uninterrupted takes, each from four to ten minutes long.
A. North by Northwest
B. Psycho (1960 film)
C. Alfred Hitchcock
D. Vertigo (film).
Answer: C
95. The art director makes an ________ and the carpenters build it.
A. site plan
B. transportation planning
C. architectural plan
D. architectural drawing
Answer: C
96. Which of the following are the types of sound in the cinema?
A. Loudness, Pitch, Timbre.
B. Speech, Music, Ambient Sound.
C. Rhythm, Fidelity, Space
D. Time, Perspective, Quality.
Answer: B
97. An editing Dip to Black transition called as______
A. A zoom
B. A Dissolve.
C. A Cut.
D. A Wipe.
Answer: B
98. What are the following four elements incorporated by Mise-en-Scene in capturing the events for the camera?
A. Setting, Sound, Costume, Staging.
B. Setting, Lighting, Sound, Staging.
C. Setting, Lighting, Costume, Staging.
D. Setting, Sound, Lighting, Costume.
Answer: B
99. In filmmaking, the technique characterized by rounded corners and blurred edges is called an iris shot.It is used to ___________.
A. focus the viewer’s attention to the scene in the center
B. focus on the characters’ emotions
C. make the viewer feel lightheaded
D. create a sense of panic.
Answer: A
100. Which of the following Oscar-winners are not film editors?
A. Roderick Jayne, won for “No Country For Old Men”.
B. Sandy Powell, won for “The Aviator”.
C. Chris Dickens, won for “Slumdog Millionaire”.
D. Pietro Scalia, won for “Black Hawk Down”.
Answer: B
101. Only takes which are vetted by the continuity person and/or script supervisor are printed and are sent to the ________.
A. Film editing.
B. Post-production.
C. Filmmaking.
D. Bollywood.
Answer: A
102. Production schedule is normally created and managed by the ________.
A. Assistant director.
B. Unit production manager.
C. Production assistant.
D. Film crew.
Answer: A
103. Who has won five successive film fare awards for best play back male singer?
A. Kumar Sanu.
B. Kishore Kumar.
C. Udit Narayan.
D. Mohd. Rafi.
Answer: A
104. The National Film Awards presented annually by the Directorate of Film Festivals, India, and was constituted in the year __________.
A. 1954
B. 1955C. 1956
D. 1957
Answer: A
105. The common term for a character whose identity, goals and desires are given to him by others is____________.
A. “average Joe.”
B. “blank.”
C. “everyman.”
D. “villain.”
Answer: C
106. ________ also uses an effective match cut.
A. Only the Lonely
B. Home Alone 3
C. Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
D. Home Alone film
Answer: C
107. Which of the following is not a transition?
A. Fast Zoom
B. Fade in
C. Fade out
D. Zoom
Answer: D
108. A working title, sometimes called a production title, is the temporary name of a product or project used during its development, usually a ________, novel, video game, or music album.
A. Independent film
B. Film
C. Filmmaking
D. Movie theater
Answer: B
109. The first attempt at editing a movie is the?
A. Production Cut
B. Quick Edit
C. Rough Cut
D. Editors cut
Answer: C
110. A shot which reveals extreme detail of the subject is ________.
A. big Close-up
B. close- up
C. master shot
D. medium shot
Answer: A
111. Who is often referred to as the Father of Cinema?
A. Kuleshov
B. Griffith
C. EisensteiEisenstein
D. Hrishikesh Mukherjee
Answer: B
112. Who edited all of Satyajit Rays films?
A. Kuleshov
B. Robert WiseC. Jean Luc Godard
D. Dulal Dutta
Answer: D
113. What does stand for PAL?_____
A. Phase Alternating Length
B. Phase Alternating Line
C. Physical Alternating Line
D. None of the above.
Answer: B
114. Who edited the movie uthiri pookal________
A. Anthony
B. Kola Bhaskar
C. B. Lenin
D. none of the above
Answer: C
115. Battleship potemkin film was released___________
A. 1923
B. 1924
C. 1926
D. 1925
Answer: D
116. In 2010, which film won National Award for Editing?
A. Goa
B. Vinnaithandi Varuvaya
C. Adukalam
D. Singam
Answer: C
117. The two different locations and sets of action together called
A. Parallel editing
B. Simple editing
C. Montage editing
D. Linear editing
Answer: A
118. parallel cinema consist of ___________________
A. action, romance, comedy all together.
B. serious content of realism and naturalism
C. representing change in psyche and condition of everyday life
D. representing truth and reality, not overtly using filmic artifice
Answer: B
119. Dominant themes in ’80s and ’90s film included ______.
A. optimism
B. pessimism
C. nostalgia
D. A & C only
Answer: D
120. Film school generation directors borrowed from ___________.
A. high art, American films
B. high art, French films
C. They rarely borrowed anything
D. They indiscriminately borrowed from anything they had seen and enjoyed
Answer: D
121. What was Roger Corman’s main role in “the film school generation”?
A. He directed the first and most influential “blockbuster.”
B. He was an influential film critic who shaped the industry.
C. He gave “generation” directors their first jobs.
D. He was an influential professor at NYU who taught the techniques used in many contemporary films.
Answer: B
122. Which film is credited with opening Hollywood’s doors to young directors?
A. Darling Lili.
B. Easy Rider.
C. The Graduate.
D. Woodstock.
Answer: B
123. Who has directed the “In the name of God” documentary
A. A. K. Chettiar
B. Amudhan R
C. Anand Patwardhan
D. Aarti Shrivastava
Answer: C
124. Which of the following is/are common themes in film noir?
A. The meaninglessness of life.
B. Futility of individual action.
C. Arbitrariness of social justice.
D. All of the above.
Answer: D
125. Which of the following is/are characteristic of film noir?
A. Low-key lighting.
B. High contrast photography.
C. Deep focus cinematography.
D. All of the above.
Answer: D
126. In film Editing, EDL means____
A. Edit Director List.
B. Edit Decision List.
C. Edit Decision Line.
D. Electronic Differential Lock.
Answer: B
127. Why is 8 Mile a film with music, but not a musical?
A. Eminem can’t sing.
B. In a musical, the musical numbers rupture the narrative just for the song.
C. The music is modern, not Broadway style.
D. It IS a musical, because the music is in the foreground, not the background.
Answer: B
128. Which of the following cannot be present in “classic realist narration”?
A. Aliens.
B. Cityscapes.
C. Music.
D. All of the above can be present.
Answer: D
129. Describe the setting of most musicals ____________.
A. Fantasy
B. Realistic
C. Surrealistic
D. none of the above
Answer: A
130. Which of the following is untrue about melodramas serving as a tool of reform?
A. Melodramas described the dangers of gambling and alcohol.
B. Melodramas frequently depicted good vs evil.
C. Melodramas preached racial equality.
D. Melodramas dramatized fears of rapid urbanization and industrialization.
Answer: C
131. Which Bollywood film with highest number of songs ?
A. Neel Kamal.
B. Indhra Sabha
C. Alam Ara
D. Kisan Khanya
Answer: B
132. U stands for____________.
A. Unrestricted Public Exhibition
B. Unrestricted Exhibition
C. Unrestricted
D. Unrestricted Public
Answer: A
133. Narrative structure of screen play consist of ____________acts.
A. 1
B. 2
C. 4
D. 3
Answer: D
134. Who is directed Roshomon movie____________.
A. Akira Kurosawa
B. D W Griffith
C. Alfred Hitchcock
D. Sergei Eisenstein
Answer: A
135. UA stands for____________.
A. Unrestricted Public Exhibition – but with a word of caution that Parental discretion required for
children below 12 years
B. Restricted to adults
C. Unrestricted Public Exhibition
D. Restricted to any special class of persons
Answer: A
136. CBFC stands for____________.
A. Control Board of Film Censors
B. Central Board of Film making Censors
C. Central Board of Film Censors
D. Control Board of Film making Censors
Answer: C
137. What is the literal meaning of melodrama?A. A drama accompanied by music.
B. A tragic drama.
C. An unbelievable drama.
D. None of the above.
Answer: A
138. Which of the following techniques is used in James Bond films to represent the barrel of a gun?
A. cut.
B. dissolve.
C. fade.
D. iris.
Answer: D
139. Star lighting aims to ________.
A. make all characters equally well lit
B. make the lead performer pop off the screen with more light
C. frame all characters with light to distinguish them from the setting
D. none of the above.
Answer: B
140. Which is the following shot called as bust shot_______
A. close up.
B. extreme close up.
C. long shot.
D. medium close up shot.
Answer: D
141. Which of the following includes the setting, the lighting, and the distance between the subject and the camera?
A. Mise-en-scene.
B. Segmentation.
C. Dramatic unities.
D. Modernism.
Answer: A
142. Which of the following is a camera position?
A. track.
B. crane.
C. dolly.
D. none of the above are camera position.
Answer: D
143. A ______ shot allows the camera to move forward, back, right, left, up or down?
A. track
B. crane.
C. dolly.
D. pan.
Answer: B
144. In classic Hollywood, action, time and space fall under the category of ________.
A. Mise-en-scene.
B. Segmentation.
C. Dramatic unities.
D. Modernism.
Answer: C
145. A __________ shot makes a character look less powerful.
A. high angleB. low angle
C. perspective shot
D. subjective shot
Answer: A
146. ______ is a structural analysis of a film’s narrative.
A. Mise-en-scene
B. Segmentation
C. Dramatic unities
D. Modernism
Answer: B
147. The technique of making transitions between shots as unnoticeable as possible is called ______.
A. Mise-en-scene
B. Segmentation
C. Dramatic unities
D. seamless editing
Answer: D
148. The Apur Sansar film by sathyajit ray was in the year_____________
A. 1955
B. 1959
C. 1954
D. 1957
Answer: B
149. Setting an entire film in an apartment exemplifies _______________.
A. unity of action
B. unity of space
C. unity of time
D. all the above
Answer: B
150. A ______ is a combination of text and graphic that represents a studio.
A. copyright
B. logo
C. trademark
D. all the above
Answer: B