The oldest work of Western literature we have is by:

This still from The Third Man is an example of:

The line “Throw that junk” at the end of Citizen Kane represents:    

The figure with “flashing eyes” and “floating hair” at the close of Kubla Khan is most likely:

“The Eolian Harp” is addressed to:

Citizen Kane’s breakfast table montage with Emily primarily illustrates:

Which is true about the way language functions in Citizen Kane?

“Caverns measureless to man” in “Kubla Khan” most strongly evokes:

The 180-degree rule maintains:  

A “shot” is: