A film shows a woman staring offscreen, cuts to a locked door, and then returns to her face. The two images were recorded separately, yet viewers understand the door as the object of her attention. What has the audience learned to do?
Read DetailsA student finishes Module 2 by arguing that Metropolis should not be treated as an incomplete modern movie but as a sophisticated work using the visual resources available to silent cinema. Which evidence would best support that claim?
Read DetailsQuizzes are cumulative; this means that quiz questions can and will cover any material covered up to and including the current module.Quizzes can be retaken until you earn a grade you are proud of OR until the stated availability date. If a quiz is labeled as MANDATORY, you must complete it to be eligible to successfully complete the course.Quizzes are open-book unless they are proctored through HonorLock. That said, to get the most out of the class and to accurately determine your understanding of course concepts — and areas you may want further explanation of from your instructor and/or tutors — I suggest you complete the quizzes without assistance. Remember, you can retake quizzes so you risk nothing by getting a clear picture of your strengths and determining where you have gaps in your understanding; it can only help you as you build a solid foundation of writing skills you will need throughout college and, likely, through your personal and professional life.
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