Ken Burns’ multi-part PBS documentaries about baseball, jazz, the Civil War, the Vietnam War, country music, and, most recently, Ernest Hemingway are examples of the _____ documentary tradition.

Given what kind of film Blazing Saddles is, as well as when it was produced, it is unsurprising that its characters do not adhere to the _____ seen in so many classical films.

By the end of Rear Window, Lisa (Jeff’s girlfriend) has developed in a(n) _____ way.

Because actual footage does not exist, many of the shots of Sarah Polley’s mother as a young woman in Stories We Tell are _____.

Westerns that question the ideologies of traditional westerns – from Sam Peckinpah’s violent The Wild Bunch (1969) to the Coen Brothers’ Oscar-winning No Country for Old Men (2007) – are best classified as _____ westerns.

Genre-wise, the films The Wizard of Oz (1939), Les Misérables (2012), and La La Land (2016) are all best categorized as _____.

Extra Credit 2: Term for the ancient group of fish that had boney plates on their epidermis. 

Extra Credit 2: Term for the ancient group of fish that had boney plates on their epidermis. 

Briefly list the function of the below anatomy terms of teleost fish.  Operculum – Myomere – Swim bladder – Weberian ossicles (if present) –

Chose one: Briefly describe why amphibians are susceptible to environmental contaminants OR explain why reptile reproduction could be affected negatively by global climate change OR describe why many birds are in decline in the Midwest and are of conservation concern.