What Is the Source of the Pleasure Involved in Watching

question 44

Multiple Choice

What is the source of the pleasure involved in watching a film that provides unrestricted access to all aspects of the narrative?

• A) It allows the viewer to directly interact with the film and change its outcome.
• B) It allows the viewer to know more than the characters and anticipate what will happen when they learn the whole truth.
• C) It allows the viewer to intensely identify with just a single character.
• D) It allows the viewer to engage in a formal experiment conducted by the filmmaker, in which he tries to make a film using strict limitations and constraints.
• E) It allows the viewer to escape into a fantasy world untethered to the logic of reality.

Describe the role and characteristics of resonance structures in molecules.

Explain the valence shell electron pair repulsion (VSEPR) theory and its application to determine molecular geometry.

Identify the molecular geometries of simple and complex molecules based on VSEPR theory.

Understand the properties and reactivity of molecules in relation to their Lewis structures and molecular geometry.

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