Western. (1) McCabe & Mrs. Miller is typically characterized as a a) Conventional b) Conservative c) Recuperative d) Revisionist (2) Many Hollywood Renaissance films borrow the figure of a wandering/aimless protagonist from: a) High-concept Hollywood b) The European Art Film c) Classical Hollywood d) High-conceit Hollywood (3) Blaxploitation's focus on black action heroes is typically seen as a combative response to the figure embodied by Sidney Poitier in the 1960s: a) Insurrectionist b) Black Nationalist c) Integrationist d) Antihero (4) The Hollywood Renaissance's essential films and filmmakers are said to utilize: a) Emphatic film style b) Predictable forms c) Classical procedures d) Vertical integration (5) Cahiers du cinma's critical emphasis on film authorship produced its key editorial policy in the 1950s. It was called: a) Cinephilia b) La politique des auteurs c) The Bazinian Axiom d) Regimes of verisimilitude of their main characters: (6) Blaxploitation films often emphasize the a) Autonomy b) Mobility c) Discontent d) All of the above (7) Bonnie and Clyde and Easy Rider helped to create the road movies modern form, but their shared vision of freedom is very narrowly described. In these films, freedom is: a) Collectivized b) Individualized c) Demobilized d) Disparaged (8) A cornerstone of the studio system's classical storytelling was: a) Psychological causality b) Narrative implausibility c) Unpredictable trajectories d) Unmotivated heroes (9) According to Robert T. Self, the Hollywood western has typically described America's: a) Disintegration b) Anti-democratic tendencies c) Public truths d) National narrative (10) The Hollywood Renaissance is a period of industrial change. But the movie industry's economic uncertainty was in fact initiated by events in the immediate post-WW II years, the most important being: a) The introduction of sound b) The Paramount Decree c) The neglect of Academy Ratio d) Sponsorship by the government