D Question 7 1 pts After the concept and possibly the title you should come up with the for your screenplay? O A. page length O B. logline O C. villain O D. character names O E. agentL Question 8 True or False. The term logline means: two sentences that sum up the entire essence of your story from protagonist to setting to plot. True False Question 9 1 pts It's so important that your script be about not the events that happen to them. O A. genre O B. plot O C. comedy O D. people E. not a, b, c, or d.Question 10 1 pts The Four types of story concepts that you probably shouldn't tackle in you very first spec script are below, except for O A. nonlinear narrative O B. multiple heroes O C. time travel O D. aliens O E. start smallQuestion 11 1 pts True or False. It is important that audience identification take place as quickly as possible to get viewers emotionally inside the movie world. O True O FalseQuestion 12 1 pts True or False. In the opening moments of any film, screenwriters should not be concerned with character attributes and circumstances that build hero sympathy that will foster identification. O True O FalseD Question 13 1 pts The (9) Character attributes, such as Courage, Unfair Injury, Skill, Just Plain Nice and the rest are listed below - which one listed below is not part of the (9) Character attributes? A. In Danger B. Good Looking O C. Loved By Friends and Family O D. Hard Working O E. ObsessedQuestion 14 1 pts True or False. Deadly mistake #1: Keep the title page simple and clean. Title. Writer's name. Contact information. All in 12-point Courier font. White paper. Black ink. O True O FalseL Question 15 I True or False. Deadly mistake #2: Submitting faded print or wrinkled L Question 16 1 pts True or False. Deadly mistake #3: Cheating the margins and thinking you're going to get away with it . Question 17/ Deadly mistake #4: Neglecting to search and destroy: means that you A. Read the actual letters ana punctuation marks you've put on the oEIE) B. Reading slowly. C. Fixing the missing punctuation. D. Take the time to read what you've written. Not what you think you've written, E. 3. b.c and . Question 18 1 pts Deadly mistake #5: Overusing shot headings: which means avoiding pages peppered with that intrude on that illusion. O A. medium shots B. two shots C. wide shots O D. tracking shots O E. a, b, c and d.True or False. The script passage written below is a good example of Deadly mistake #6: Underusing shot headings. DEEP SPACE A supernova bursts in a colossal explosion of white heat. A Shockwave of hypercompressed sound and light rumbles across the universe. Directly in the path of the deadly cosmic tsunami: FAMILIAR BLUE - GREEN PLANET Third out from its sun. INT. CHILD'S BEDROOM - NIGHT Somewhere on Earth, a young girl wakes in her bed. Innocent. Unaware of the onrushing calamity. _ Question 20 Example 1: RUSTED HANDGUN The barrel is bent almost in half. True or False. The above Example 1 is a secondary slug-line (scene/shot heading) and is a good example of avoiding Deadly mistake #/: Creating shot headings that are unnecessarily long like the shot heading Example 2 shown below. Example 2: EXT. CEMETERY CLOSE SHOT RUSTED HANDGUN DAY The barrel is bent almost in half. B Question 21 1 pts True of False. The script excerpt below is a good example of Deadly mistake #8: Mishandling parenthetical direction. CHARLOTTE Lieutenant, order your men to dig a trench there (points at cave entrance) and another over there. She indicates the armory. True False D Question 22 1 pts Deadly mistake #9: Using too many words. This means that Screenplays and teleplays O A. Demand vivid, economical writing. O B. Every word must contribute to the script's character, visuals, action or attitude. O C. All words that fail to contribute must be cut. O D. Slash surplus adverbs, adjectives, even entire sentences and paragraphs. O E. a, b, c and d.H Question 23 1 pts Deadly mistake #10: Using up all the oxygen means that A. Seasoned writers ensure that their pages contain abundant white space B. Portion of the page are without any Welgeks C. White space allows script pages to breathe. D. a, b, and C. E. only a and b. L Question 24 1 pts Deadly mistake #11: Writing too many pages: This means that A. Writers who write excessively long scripts don't get read. B. The preferred length for a feature screenplay is 100 to 110 pages, C. Some comedies and animated features coming in even shorter than 100 pages D. a, b, and c. E. Not a, b, or c. L Question 25 1 pts True or False. Deadly mistake #12: Slipping into the past tense means that descriptive passages in scripts, also called direction, are written in present tense prose. Question 26 1 pts True or False. MacGuffin = an object, event, or character in a film or story that serves to set and keep the plot in motion despite usually lacking extrinsic importance. O True O False= Question 27/ A MacGuffin can be a the characters are In pursuit of, and it generally needs to be revealed in the first act. A. goal B. person C. object BDRlelr E. Not A, B, C, or D. F. All of the above: A, B, C, & D. L Question 28 1 pts True or False. The MacGuffin itself is very important; it only matters in the context of moving the plot forward