Question 1

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ Commercials in which people on the street are asked questions designed to generate positive responses about the sponsor's product.

Accepted Answer

The correct term is "Interview (Commercial) Format," which involves asking people questions to elicit positive responses about a product.

Question 2

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ Similar to the interview format, this format uses everyday people or celebrities to endorse the product/service. These individuals are portrayed as extremely happy, longtime users of the product, who exhibit extreme product loyalty.
A) The A-Plot
B) Act
C) Antagonist
D) ASCAP
E) BMI
F) The B-Plot
G) The C-Plot
H) Comparative (Commercial) Format
I) Copywriter
J) Demonstration (Commercial) Format
K) Dramatic (Commercial) Format
L) Five "Ws" and How
M) Interview (Commercial) Format
N) The Inverted Pyramid
O) Master Scene Script
P) Outcue
Q) Package
R) Plot Outline
S) Promo
T) Protagonist
U) PSA
V) Rundown
W) Scene
X) Sequence
Y) Shooting Script
Z) Shot
Aa) Sound bites
Bb) Special Effects (Commercial) Format
Cc) Spokesperson (Commercial) Format
Dd) Sponsored Documentaries
Ee) Spot
Ff) Storyboard
Gg) Symbolism (Commercial) Format
Hh) Testimonial (Commercial) Format
Ii) Trailer
Jj) Treatment
Kk) WGA

Accepted Answer

The answer of Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the...

Question 3

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ Fashioned like a dramatic script, the product/service becomes the hero, and wins in the end.

Accepted Answer

WGA stands for Writers Guild of America, which is a labor union that represents writers in the motion picture, broadcast, and other media industries.

Question 4

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ Non-journalistic documentaries commissioned by commercial, educational,governmental, or other organizations and individuals for public relations, instructional, marketing, or propaganda purposes.
A) The A-Plot
B) Act
C) Antagonist
D) ASCAP
E) BMI
F) The B-Plot
G) The C-Plot
H) Comparative (Commercial) Format
I) Copywriter
J) Demonstration (Commercial) Format
K) Dramatic (Commercial) Format
L) Five "Ws" and How
M) Interview (Commercial) Format
N) The Inverted Pyramid
O) Master Scene Script
P) Outcue
Q) Package
R) Plot Outline
S) Promo
T) Protagonist
U) PSA
V) Rundown
W) Scene
X) Sequence
Y) Shooting Script
Z) Shot
Aa) Sound bites
Bb) Special Effects (Commercial) Format
Cc) Spokesperson (Commercial) Format
Dd) Sponsored Documentaries
Ee) Spot
Ff) Storyboard
Gg) Symbolism (Commercial) Format
Hh) Testimonial (Commercial) Format
Ii) Trailer
Jj) Treatment
Kk) WGA

Accepted Answer

The answer of Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the...

Question 5

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ The development of a basic story idea into a series of dramatic units.

Accepted Answer

This term refers to the development of a basic story idea into a series of dramatic units.

Answer: T
 This term refers to the main character or hero of a story.

Answer: C
 This term refers to the character or force that opposes the protagonist.

Answer: V
 This term refers to the detailed plan or schedule of a television or radio show, including the timing of each segment.

Answer: U
 This term refers to a public service announcement, which is a message in the public interest disseminated without charge.

Answer: L
 This term refers to the journalistic principle of answering the questions who, what, when, where, why, and how in the lead paragraph of a news story.

Answer: P
 This term refers to the end of a radio or television program or segment, usually containing a tagline or closing statement.

Answer: W
 This term refers to a unit of action in a play, movie, or broadcast, usually taking place in one location and featuring a particular set of characters.

Answer: Y
 This term refers to a detailed script that includes camera angles, lighting cues, and other technical instructions for film or television production.

Answer: Ff
 This term refers to a visual representation of a story, including sketches, drawings, or photographs arranged in sequence to show the progression of a narrative.

Question 6

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ The third, and usually the least in terms of screen time, of three story lines developed in a screenplay.

Accepted Answer

The C-Plot is known as the third storyline in a screenplay, typically receiving the least amount of screen time compared to the A-Plot and B-Plot.

Question 7

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ The first, and sometimes the weightier, of two main story lines developed in a screenplay.

Accepted Answer

The A-Plot is the first, and sometimes more important, storyline in a screenplay.

Question 8

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ A series of shots at one locale and usually at one time edited together to create a complete dramatic "sentence."

Accepted Answer

The answer of Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the...

Question 9

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ A script form that includes a relatively complete description of the surroundings, dialog, character, attitudes and actions that take place in the story.

Accepted Answer

A Master Scene Script includes a detailed description of the surroundings, dialogue, character attitudes, and actions in a story.

Question 10

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ A master scene script that also includes the director's shots, shot sizes, and angles.

Accepted Answer

A shooting script is a comprehensive version of the script that includes detailed information about camera shots, angles, and movements, which are crucial for directing and filming scenes.

Question 11

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ The basic visual unit in film and television: The action seen by the camera in one continuous view of the subject without interruption.

Accepted Answer

The definition provided is describing a shot, which is the basic visual unit in film and television.

Question 12

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ The ad agency term for a commercial script writer.

Accepted Answer

The ad agency term for a commercial script writer is a copywriter.

Question 13

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ Commercials that aim to charm curious, amazed audiences into paying attention to their message by using elaborate or unusual image manipulation techniques ("visual magic").
A) The A-Plot
B) Act
C) Antagonist
D) ASCAP
E) BMI
F) The B-Plot
G) The C-Plot
H) Comparative (Commercial) Format
I) Copywriter
J) Demonstration (Commercial) Format
K) Dramatic (Commercial) Format
L) Five "Ws" and How
M) Interview (Commercial) Format
N) The Inverted Pyramid
O) Master Scene Script
P) Outcue
Q) Package
R) Plot Outline
S) Promo
T) Protagonist
U) PSA
V) Rundown
W) Scene
X) Sequence
Y) Shooting Script
Z) Shot
Aa) Sound bites
Bb) Special Effects (Commercial) Format
Cc) Spokesperson (Commercial) Format
Dd) Sponsored Documentaries
Ee) Spot
Ff) Storyboard
Gg) Symbolism (Commercial) Format
Hh) Testimonial (Commercial) Format
Ii) Trailer
Jj) Treatment
Kk) WGA

Accepted Answer

The answer of Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the...

Question 14

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-_______ Broadcast Music, Inc., a music licensing company.

Accepted Answer

BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc.) is a music licensing company, which matches the definition provided.

Question 15

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ Cartoon illustrations of a television commercial script, used to explain a proposed commercial to a client.
A) The A-Plot
B) Act
C) Antagonist
D) ASCAP
E) BMI
F) The B-Plot
G) The C-Plot
H) Comparative (Commercial) Format
I) Copywriter
J) Demonstration (Commercial) Format
K) Dramatic (Commercial) Format
L) Five "Ws" and How
M) Interview (Commercial) Format
N) The Inverted Pyramid
O) Master Scene Script
P) Outcue
Q) Package
R) Plot Outline
S) Promo
T) Protagonist
U) PSA
V) Rundown
W) Scene
X) Sequence
Y) Shooting Script
Z) Shot
Aa) Sound bites
Bb) Special Effects (Commercial) Format
Cc) Spokesperson (Commercial) Format
Dd) Sponsored Documentaries
Ee) Spot
Ff) Storyboard
Gg) Symbolism (Commercial) Format
Hh) Testimonial (Commercial) Format
Ii) Trailer
Jj) Treatment
Kk) WGA

Accepted Answer

The answer of Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the...

Question 16

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ The hero, or lead character, in a drama or comedy.

Accepted Answer

The term "protagonist" refers to the hero, or lead character, in a drama or comedy.

Question 17

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ A series of scenes joined to create a complete dramatic unit within the story.

Accepted Answer

A sequence is a series of scenes joined together to form a complete dramatic unit within a story, making it the correct match for the given definition.

Question 18

Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition.
-______ A format that uses a character, an object, or creature as an ongoing representative of the product/service (eg. the Energizer Bunny).
A) The A-Plot
B) Act
C) Antagonist
D) ASCAP
E) BMI
F) The B-Plot
G) The C-Plot
H) Comparative (Commercial) Format
I) Copywriter
J) Demonstration (Commercial) Format
K) Dramatic (Commercial) Format
L) Five "Ws" and How
M) Interview (Commercial) Format
N) The Inverted Pyramid
O) Master Scene Script
P) Outcue
Q) Package
R) Plot Outline
S) Promo
T) Protagonist
U) PSA
V) Rundown
W) Scene
X) Sequence
Y) Shooting Script
Z) Shot
Aa) Sound bites
Bb) Special Effects (Commercial) Format
Cc) Spokesperson (Commercial) Format
Dd) Sponsored Documentaries
Ee) Spot
Ff) Storyboard
Gg) Symbolism (Commercial) Format
Hh) Testimonial (Commercial) Format
Ii) Trailer
Jj) Treatment
Kk) WGA

Accepted Answer

The answer of Matching:
Use the terms below to complete the...

Quiz 13: Scriptwriting

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ Commercials in which people on the street are asked questions designed to generate positive responses about the sponsor's product.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ Fashioned like a dramatic script, the product/service becomes the hero, and wins in the end.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ The development of a basic story idea into a series of dramatic units.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ The third, and usually the least in terms of screen time, of three story lines developed in a screenplay.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ The first, and sometimes the weightier, of two main story lines developed in a screenplay.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ A series of shots at one locale and usually at one time edited together to create a complete dramatic "sentence."

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ A master scene script that also includes the director's shots, shot sizes, and angles.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ The basic visual unit in film and television: The action seen by the camera in one continuous view of the subject without interruption.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ The ad agency term for a commercial script writer.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -_______ Broadcast Music, Inc., a music licensing company.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ The hero, or lead character, in a drama or comedy.

Matching: Use the terms below to complete the definitions section ofthis chapter test. Place the letter(s) of the termwith its corresponding definition. -______ A series of scenes joined to create a complete dramatic unit within the story.