Sound engineers make sure that the “sound matches the movements” of characters and other objects in the film. What does this mean?


There is no sound without movement.


Characters and objects often sound alike in film.


Sound needs to be perfectly coordinated with motion.


Each sound can be used several times if matched properly.

Answer:

sound needs to be perfectly coordinated with motion.

Explanation:

What does the history of music indicate about new technologies?


It often creates new ways to spread and share music.


Music is at the heart of most technological inventions.


There is little interest in finding new ways to share music.


Music has adapted to all of the technology that it is likely to.

Which of the following people was not involved in the making of stained glass windows?

Which explains why a channel like MTV could not have been developed in the 1950s?


There was not as much interest in music in the 1950s as there was in the 1980s.


There were very few channels, so each provided a variety of programming.


In the 1950s, television was not sophisticated enough for musical performers.


There were not enough musicians to justify devoting an entire channel to music.

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Which BEST describes the music of Elvis Presley?


It incorporated many trends of the era.


It was a style that no one else could replicate.


It only appealed to a small segment of the public.


It was a new, original form of music that he invented.

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Name and describe the first silent film. In what year was sound added to films?

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Jazz developed in the African American communities of New Orleans and then quickly spread in the musical communities of St. Louis and Chicago. What conclusion can you draw from the spread of jazz?


Jazz was prohibited in Eastern and Southern cities.


Vibrant black communities in these cities adopted jazz.


Jazz immediately began crossing racial barriers in these cities.


Neither of these cities had radio stations on which to play jazz.

Why was people’s exposure to music limited in the early 1800s?


Very few people created music in earlier era.


Professional musicians were very rare in society.


There were not very many instruments available.


The only way to experience music was to hear it live.

What do jazz and mariachi music have in common?


They both represent their cultures.


They both require an orchestra to perform.


They both became popular in the early 1700s.


They both depend heavily on electronic instruments.

Our “home base” for our discussion of melody and harmony is the piano.

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Music from the 1980s tends to feature a lot of synthesizers and other electronic equipment. What does this suggest about the era?


Other kinds of instruments were not available in the 1980s.


This was new technology that artists incorporated into their music.


These were common even before this era but not in Western cultures.


Musicians in the 1980s were seeking to reproduce sounds from earlier eras.

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What does the career of Louis Armstrong illustrate about him?


He was a very talented and versatile performer.


Jazz musicians could not find success in mainstream music.


Musicians can only succeed if they focus on one type of music.


The discrimination of the era made it impossible for him to succeed.

Suppose that you are on a sports team that is one play away from winning a game. Which of these options do you think is the best way to choose the final play of the game?
(A) Have the coach or the assistant coach choose the final play.
(B) Have the three most talented players choose the final play.
(C) Have the most popular player choose the final play.
(D) Have all the team members choose the final play.

Explain your choice here:

When producing War of the Worlds for the radio, Orson Welles wanted to increase the tension by using the names of real towns for his radio play. Why was this a problem?


Few people knew the names of towns in their regions.


Radio plays were meant to be realistic and fool audiences.


Welles did not want to have to create fictional names for the towns.


It made it more like a news broadcast, so people interpreted it as real.