Bushrangers
Australia's bushrangers were mainly from families that were ethnically ___________________:
A. Irish
B. Aboriginal
C. Maori
D. Chinese
A. Irish
Which film technique would create a sense of chaos, urgency, and immediate danger as characters navigate rough terrain:
A. Wide Landscape Shots
B. Low-Angle Shots
C. High-Contrast Lighting
D. Handheld Camera Work
E. Sound of cicadas, crows, and wind
D. Handheld Camera Work
True or false: Australian bushrangers are usually depicted as eloquent (well-spoken) and dashing (handsomely groomed and dressed).
False
Best description for the Australian landscape of bushrangers:
A. vast, harsh and unforgiving
B. lush, abundant and productive
C. tropical, dense and inviting
A. vast, harsh and unforgiving
Bombala Railway opened five years after the first private motor vehicles were purchased by people in Bombala and Delegate. What impact would this have on the success and popularity of rail travel from Bombala?
A. a positive impact
B. a negative impact
C. no impact
B. a negative impact
Which of the following are notorious Australian bushrangers:
A. Captain Tinderbox, Dan Smith, The Jones Gang
B. Captain Thunderbolt, Ben Hall, The Clarke Gang
C. Captain Lightning, James Jones, The Smith Gang
B. Captain Thunderbolt, Ben Hall, The Clarke Gang
Which film technique would capture the vast, isolating, and untamed Australian bush:
A. Wide Landscape Shots
B. Low-Angle Shots
C. High-Contrast Lighting
D. Handheld Camera Work
E. Sound of cicadas, crows, and wind
A. Wide Landscape Shots
True or false: In Australian folklore, Ned Kelly has been universally hated.
false
The Woolingubrah Inn was shipped to Australia from America. What do you think it was used for?
A. storing livestock feed
B. banking services
C. hotel and pub for travellers
C. hotel and pub for travellers
True or false: Travelling by rail from Bombala to Cooma was most popular in July and August.
False. The trains were freezing and sometimes snowbound.
Which era in Australia's history featured the most bushrangers?
A. Rum rebellion
B. Federation drought
C. Gold Rush
D. WWI
C. Gold Rush
Which film technique looks up at the bushrangers, making them appear larger-than-life, heroic, or imposing, to reinforce their status as legendary folk heroes or dangerous threats:
A. Wide Landscape Shots
B. Low-Angle Shots
C. High-Contrast Lighting
D. Handheld Camera Work
E. Sound of cicadas, crows, and wind
B. Low-Angle Shots
Which famous bushranger wore metal armour?
Ned Kelly
When is it most likely that the Woolingubrah Inn was built?
A. 1820
B. 1860
C. 1910
B. 1860
True or false: In the 1920s, the quickest way to get from Bombala to Cooma was by rail.
False. The quickest way was by car or bus.
True or false: Bushrangers robbed a property in Bombala.
True.
Which film technique would build tension and a sense of dread:
A. Wide Landscape Shots
B. Low-Angle Shots
C. High-Contrast Lighting
D. Handheld Camera Work
E. Sound of cicadas, crows, and wind
E. Sound of cicadas, crows, and wind
True
Bombala Railway opened in which year:
A. 1821
B. 1851
C. 1921
D. 1931
C. 1921
Why did Bombala Railway have a shed with a boiler that was used to warm up metal containers the size of 2 litre milk bottles filled with water?
For the passengers to keep their feet warm in winter
When bushrangers robbed banks, what did they als do that brought sympathy from the community.
Burn loan and mortgage documents.
Which film technique would capture and emphasise the searing heat and gritty reality of the outback:
A. Wide Landscape Shots
B. Low-Angle Shots
C. High-Contrast Lighting
D. Handheld Camera Work
E. Sound of cicadas, crows, and wind
C. High-Contrast Lighting
The word trope comes from the ancient Greek word trópos, meaning:
A. a landscape or portrait
B. a picture or frame
C. an outfit or costume
D. a manner or style
D. a manner or style
Mise-en-scene means putting on stage or a setting in which language?
French
Which of the following brought an end to bushranging in Australia:
A. a more professional police force
B. introduction of telegraph and telephone services
C. negative public sentiment towards bushrangers
D. all of the above
D. all of the above