A cinematic image that encourages our identification with it by approximating a physical activity as we would experience it in the real world, such as those in westerns and action movies, is called a(n) _____ image.

As Benjamin rides the people mover at the airport in the opening sequence of The Graduate, we hear Simon & Garfunkel’s “The Sound of Silence” and a male voice announcing flights. The song is [one] and the announcer’s voice is [two].

To enhance the perception of continuity, images and sounds are expected to be _____.

The opening scene in Orson Welles’ Touch of Evil is so revered because during its long, uncut [1] of two different couples, the use of a [2] continuously reframes the shot from different angles and distances.

A film’s setting can include all of the following, EXCEPT:

In films such as Strike and Battleship Potemkin, Sergei Eisenstein established an editing technique called _____, which creates a “collision” of disparate images.

To enhance the perception of continuity, images and sounds are expected to be _____.

“Fight the Power” in Do the Right Thing and the “dum dum, dum dum” in Jaws are  examples of musical _____.

As shown in class, after the Godfather (Marlon Brando) collapses in his garden, the final shot of the scene _____ into a shot of limousines entering a cemetery.

As seen in the clips from Casino Royale and The Host, when the camera’s focus shifts rapidly from an object in the background to one in the foreground, or vice versa, this is called a _____.