The Power of Montage, as Expressed by Soviet Filmmakers of the 1920s

question 7

Multiple Choice

The power of montage, as expressed by Soviet filmmakers of the 1920s, lies in its ability to

• A) create a seamless narrative.
• B) internalize a character's troubled emotions.
• C) elicit subjective point of view.
• D) manipulate the viewer's perception and understanding.
• E) confuse the viewer.

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Definitions:

Government

Government refers to the group or system of individuals governing an organized community, often a state, and it is responsible for creating and enforcing laws, policies, and regulations.

Total Surplus

The sum of consumer and producer surplus, representing the total net benefit to society from the production and consumption of goods or services.

AC

Short for Alternating Current, a type of electrical current where the flow of electric charge periodically reverses direction.

MC

Marginal Cost, the increase in total cost that arises from producing one additional unit of a product or service.