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Which statement best explains why technology alone cannot make a great film?

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  1. What is the most important lesson students can learn from the chapter "Film-making"?

    1. Success depends only on becoming a famous actor.
    2. Teamwork and respect for every contributor lead to successful outcomes.
    3. Film-making is easy with expensive equipment.
    4. Only directors deserve credit for a film's success.
  2. Which statement best explains why technology alone cannot make a great film?

    1. Technology is unnecessary in modern cinema.
    2. Creativity, storytelling, and teamwork are essential along with technology.
    3. Technology replaces all creative professionals.
    4. Technology only helps in marketing films.
  3. What does the chapter suggest about the contribution of people working behind the camera?

    1. Their contribution is less important than that of actors.
    2. They are equally important in creating a successful film.
    3. They only provide technical support.
    4. They are involved only after filming is completed.
  4. Why is careful planning necessary before the shooting of a film begins?

    1. To reduce the need for actors
    2. To organize resources, schedules, and creative decisions efficiently
    3. To avoid writing a script
    4. To replace the director's role
  5. Which phase of film-making takes place after all the scenes have been filmed?

    1. Pre-production
    2. Production
    3. Post-production
    4. Script development
  6. Which statement best reflects the message conveyed in the chapter "Film-making"?

    1. Film-making is only an entertainment business.
    2. Film-making combines creativity, technology, and teamwork.
    3. Film-making depends entirely on advanced computers.
    4. Film-making is the work of actors alone.
  7. Which quality is most essential for successful film-making according to the chapter?

    1. Individual fame
    2. Team coordination
    3. Expensive equipment only
    4. Celebrity actors alone
  8. Which of the following best describes the role of sound in a film?

    1. It is useful only for songs.
    2. It enhances realism, emotions, and storytelling.
    3. It is less important than visuals.
    4. It is added only after the film's release.
  9. What is the primary responsibility of a producer in film-making?

    1. Editing all scenes
    2. Managing finance, planning, and production activities
    3. Designing costumes
    4. Operating the camera
  10. Which professional is mainly responsible for deciding camera angles, framing, and lighting during the shooting of a film?

    1. Editor
    2. Cinematographer
    3. Producer
    4. Costume Designer
  11. According to the chapter, why is teamwork essential in film-making?

    1. Because one person cannot perform all specialized tasks effectively.
    2. Because films require only technical knowledge.
    3. Because audiences prefer large production teams.
    4. Because government rules demand it.
  12. What is the main purpose of film editing?

    1. To write dialogues
    2. To combine and arrange recorded scenes into a meaningful sequence
    3. To design costumes
    4. To recruit actors
  13. Why is the director often called the creative head of a film?

    1. The director finances the entire project.
    2. The director manages ticket sales.
    3. The director coordinates artistic and technical aspects to achieve a unified vision.
    4. The director performs every role in the film.
  14. Which stage of film-making primarily transforms a written story into visual scenes?

    1. Editing
    2. Scriptwriting
    3. Distribution
    4. Publicity
  15. What is the central idea of the chapter "Film-making"?

    1. Films are made only by actors.
    2. Film-making is a collaborative creative process involving many professionals.
    3. Film-making is entirely dependent on modern technology.
    4. A film becomes successful only because of its budget.