Question 1

Which of the following is true about storyboard?
A)it is the best way to share your vision.
B)it makes production much easier.
C)it saves you time.
D)all of above

Accepted Answer

Storyboards are a visual representation of a film sequence and break down the action into individual panels. They help in sharing the vision of the project with others, make the production process easier by providing a clear blueprint for what needs to be shot, and save time by identifying potential problems before production starts.

Question 2

Generally action written in the ……
A)present tense
B)past tense
C)future tense
D)simple tense

Accepted Answer

Action is generally written in the present tense to convey immediacy and make the reader feel as if they are experiencing the events in real-time.

Question 3

Direction is also known as…….
A)action
B)extension
C)transition
D)dialogue

Accepted Answer

Direction is also known as action.

Question 4

Which shot sometime called as a full body shot?
A)long shot
B)extreme close up
C)close up
D)extreme long shot

Accepted Answer

A long shot typically captures the subject's entire body, hence it is sometimes referred to as a full body shot.

Question 5

People can judge a book by it's…..
A)cover
B)pages
C)none of these
D)all of this

Accepted Answer

The phrase "judge a book by its cover" is a common expression meaning that one shouldn't judge the value or worth of something based solely on its outward appearance.

Question 6

……is the soul of wit.
A)dream
B)hard work
C)brevity
D)all of this

Accepted Answer

"Brevity is the soul of wit" is a famous quote from William Shakespeare's play "Hamlet," meaning that concise and exact use of words in writing or speech is a sign of intelligence.

Question 7

The four important P's of story.
A)prime,place,picture,plot
B)piece,place,picture,plot
C)pure,place,picture,plot
D)people,place,picture,plot

Accepted Answer

The four important P's of a story are people, place, picture, and plot. These elements are crucial for creating a compelling narrative, with "people" referring to the characters, "place" to the setting, "picture" to the imagery or visual descriptions, and "plot" to the sequence of events.

Question 8

The period of study or investigation is…….
A)illumination
B)incubation
C)saturation
D)evaluation

Accepted Answer

The answer of The period of study or investigation is…….
A)illumination
B)incubation
C)saturation
D)evaluation...

Question 9

……is a period of reflection to process the new information.
A)illumination
B)incubation
C)saturation
D)evaluation

Accepted Answer

Incubation is the period in the creative process where an individual sets the problem aside and does not consciously think about it, allowing for subconscious processing and reflection on the new information.

Question 10

Generally which of the following is/are the elements of backstory?
A)education
B)talents
C)family background
D)all of these

Accepted Answer

Backstory elements include a character's education, talents, and family background, among other aspects, to provide depth and context to their actions and motivations.

Question 11

……is the colors,sounds,and other sensory details that you include throughout.
A)texture
B)tension
C)pace
D)all of these

Accepted Answer

Texture in writing refers to the inclusion of sensory details such as colors, sounds, and other elements that appeal to the senses, creating a vivid and immersive experience for the reader.

Question 12

…..is the speed with which your story is told.
A)texture
B)tension
C)pace
D)all of these

Accepted Answer

Pace is the term used to describe the speed with which a story is told, affecting how quickly events unfold and how much time is spent on different scenes or narrative elements.

Question 13

…...is a series of shots strung together in rapid succession.
A)montage
B)narrator
C)action
D)shot

Accepted Answer

A montage is a film editing technique where a series of short shots are assembled into a sequence to condense space, time, and information.

Question 14

Screenplay can be told in …..pages.
A)105 to 120
B)90 to 110
C)90 to 120
D)100 to 120

Accepted Answer

The answer of Screenplay can be told in …..pages.
A)105 to...

Question 15

You can tell the story in ….. pages and fewer.
A)100
B)90
C)110
D)120

Accepted Answer

The phrase "and fewer" indicates that the correct answer is the smallest number among the options provided.

Question 16

Each moment of a screenplay exists in a ………world.
A)three-dimensional
B)two-dimensional
C)four-dimensional
D)one-dimensional

Accepted Answer

The answer of Each moment of a screenplay exists in...

Question 17

……movies generally lack cursing, sexual content, and graphic violence.
A)comedy
B)horror
C)crime
D)family

Accepted Answer

Family movies are typically designed to be suitable for all ages, which means they avoid including cursing, sexual content, and graphic violence to ensure they are appropriate for children and adults alike.

Question 18

Plot Can be defined as series of……
A)comedy
B)horror
C)dialogue
D)action

Accepted Answer

Plot in literature refers to the sequence of events or actions that make up a story.

Question 19

…….is any person in your screenplay that performs an action or causes another character to do so.
A)character
B)writer
C)director
D)producer

Accepted Answer

A character in a screenplay is any person who performs an action or influences another character to perform an action, making them central to the development of the story.

Question 20

A……..is a short description of your screenplay that highlights the main character's and the journey they go on.
A)plot
B)diction
C)spectacle
D)synopsis

Accepted Answer

A synopsis is a brief summary of a screenplay, novel, or other work, detailing the main characters and their journey, without going into excessive detail.

Quiz 2: Storytelling Fundamentals: Understanding Storyboards, Action, Plot, and More

Which of the following is true about storyboard?

Generally action written in the ……

Direction is also known as…….

Which shot sometime called as a full body shot?

People can judge a book by it's…..

……is the soul of wit.

The four important P's of story.

The period of study or investigation is…….

……is a period of reflection to process the new information.

Generally which of the following is/are the elements of backstory?

……is the colors,sounds,and other sensory details that you include throughout.

…..is the speed with which your story is told.

…...is a series of shots strung together in rapid succession.

Screenplay can be told in …..pages.

You can tell the story in ….. pages and fewer.

Each moment of a screenplay exists in a ………world.

……movies generally lack cursing, sexual content, and graphic violence.

Plot Can be defined as series of……

…….is any person in your screenplay that performs an action or causes another character to do so.

A……..is a short description of your screenplay that highlights the main character's and the journey they go on.