Question 1

……indicate that a large amount of time has passed.
A)cut to
B)dissolve to
C)fade to
D)all of these

Accepted Answer

The answer of ……indicate that a large amount of time...

Question 2

….. is the shot where you till the camera so that it is looking up.
A)cut to
B)up shot
C)down shot
D)all of these

Accepted Answer

The correct term for a shot where the camera is tilted to look up is "up shot." This technique is used to give a sense of grandeur or intimidation from the subject's perspective.

Question 3

Camera is tilted to one side or other side is called……
A)tilt
B)up shot
C)down shot
D)all of these

Accepted Answer

When a camera is tilted to one side or the other, it is referred to as a "tilt." This term specifically describes the action of angling the camera along its horizontal axis, which is different from moving it up or down (up shot or down shot).

Question 4

A character name is capped and always listed …..his lines of dialogue.
A)above
B)below
C)down
D)side

Accepted Answer

In scriptwriting, a character's name is typically capitalized and listed above his lines of dialogue to clearly indicate who is speaking.

Question 5

When a new scene heading is not necessary, but some distinction needs to be made in the action,you can use a……..
A)sub header
B)character
C)heading
D)dialogue

Accepted Answer

A subheader is used within scenes to indicate a new location or passage of time, providing clarity without the need for a completely new scene heading.

Quiz 1: Understanding Screenplay Elements and Shot Types

……indicate that a large amount of time has passed.

….. is the shot where you till the camera so that it is looking up.

Camera is tilted to one side or other side is called……

A character name is capped and always listed …..his lines of dialogue.

When a new scene heading is not necessary, but some distinction needs to be made in the action,you can use a……..