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| 14. B | P1, L 1-4 | Though we might think of film as an essentially visual experience, we really cannot afford to underestimate the importance of film sound.
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| 15. A | Humphrey Bogart, exemplify | P2, L4-10 | Often with film characterization, the audience perceives little or no difference between the character and the actor. Thus, for example, the actor Humphrey Bogart is the character Sam Spade; film personality and life personality seem to merge.”
Humphrey Bogart is mentioned to exemplify the significance of the actor and the character appears to have similar personalities. |
| 16. B | P3, L6-12 | It is interesting to note that how dialogue is use and the very amount of dialogue used varies widely among films. For example, in the highly successful science-fiction film 2001, little dialogue was evident, and most of it was banal and of little intrinsic interest.”
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| 17. D | suggest, Bringing Up Baby, | P4, L 1-8 | The comedy Bringing Up Baby, on the other hand, presents practically non-stop dialogue delivered at breakneck speed. This use of dialogue underscores not only the dizzy quality of the character Katherine Hepburn, but also the absurdity of the film itself and thus its humor.”
The dialogue in the film Bringing Up Baby highlights key elements of the film.
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| 18. C | click of a door, realistic sounds | P5, L 6-19 | Synchronous sounds contribute to the realism of film and also help to create a particular atmosphere. For example, the ‘click’ of a door being opened may simply serve to convince the audience that the image portrayed is real, and the audience may only subconsciously note the expected sound. However, if the ‘click’ of an opening door is part of an ominous action such as a burglary, the sound mixer may call attention to the ‘click’ with an increase in volume; this helps to engage the audience in a moment of suspense.”
By using sound mixer realistic sounds can be modified by increasing the sound volume to make it more realistic. |
| 19. TRUE | audiences, background music | P7, L 1 | We are probably all familiar with background music in films, which has become so ubiquitous as to be noticeable in its absence.
background sound or music has become an essential part of films
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| 20. TRUE | anticipate, development | In addition, background music often foreshadows a change in mood.
This means the background music can make the audience understand what changes are going to happen in a film.
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| 21. NOT GIVEN | more effect, some people than on others | Reference to ‘background music’ and its effects in both paragraphs no. 7 and 8. But we cannot find any comparison as to whether it has more or less effect on some people. | |
| 22. TRUE | audience, make certain connections | P8, L1-2 | Background music may aid viewer understanding by linking scenes
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| 23. FALSE | audiences, aware, affecting | P last, L 6-9 | The effects of sound are often largely subtle and often are noted by only our subconscious minds.
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| 24. C | response, different parts, controlled | P2, L1-4 | The entire sound track consists of three essential ingredients: the human voice, sound effects and music. These three tracks must be mixed and balanced so as to produce the necessary emphases which in turn create desired effects.
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| 25. A | feelings, motivation, clear | P2, line 1-4 | As is the case with stage drama, dialogue serves to tell the story and expresses feelings and motivations of characters as well. |
| 26. E | seems to be real person, than actor | P3, L1-3 | When voice textures fit the performer’s physiognomy and gestures, a whole and very realistic person emerges
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Answer for “An introduction to film sound” with explanations
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