When and who said?
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Theme
Cinematic Techniques
100

“If he/she weren't up there now... I don't think it would be snowing. Sometimes, you can still catch me dancing in it.”

Who said this quote?

Kim when she was reminiscing at the end of the film

100

Who sells Avon cosmetics?

Peggy Boggs

100

True/False: Edward’s creator abandoned him

False, his creator died during Edward's making

100

What did the inventor mass-produce in his mansion?

cookies

100

The inventor treated Edward Scissorhands as what?

a. His modern slave to do his deeds

b. An art piece to display to the community below

c. A creation like Frankenstein

d. His own son, loving him dearly

D: His own son

100
What is the definition of theme? 

The universal message of a story/text. 

100

What is a cinematic technique? Define it. 

The methods directors use to tell a story, convey meaning, and evoke emotion in a film through visual and auditory elements

200

Who said “People are scared of things that are different”?

Edward in the diner

200

Which character offers Edward some whiskey?

Bill Boggs

200

True or false: In order to get closer to Edward, neighbor Joyce talked him into opening a gardening service with her.

False, she wanted to open a hair salon

200

Edward’s original role/job in the inventor’s mansion was to do what?

cut the cookies

200

What traumatic experience for Edward makes him believe he can’t hug/touch people?

the inventor/his father dying

200

Give me an example of a theme...

Teacher's Choice. 

200

What is a technique type? 

The category for grouping cinematic techniques.

300

“But if you had regular hands, you’d be like everyone else.”

audience member on the TV talk show

300

Who offered one of their testicles in return for seeing Edward being embarrassed? 

Jim

300

True/False: Jim’s friend’s van had lighting bolts painted on the side

False, it had flames painted on the sides

300

what shape were the cookies in the inventor’s mansion?

heart-shaped

300

Who says at the end of the movie: “All along I felt in my gut that there was something wrong with him”.

Joyce

300

What theme would the following picture connect to the most?


A)  The social expectations of normalcy are suppressive and artificial.

B) Creating art can be as much of a cruel curse as much as it is a graceful gift. 

C) Genuine acceptance is vital for coexistence and growth. 

D) The innocent and naive are often prey to society’s vices and sins.  

A)  The social expectations of normalcy are suppressive and artificial.

300

What Cinematic Technique is used for the following image

A) Establishing Shot

B) High Angle

C) Close-Up

D) Medium Shot 

D) Medium Shot

400

“That was the single most thrilling experience of my entire life.”

Joyce when Edward cuts her hair

400

What is Edward’s response to Bill Bogg’s question about ethics? What does he say he will do if he found some unclaimed money?

He says he would give it to his loved ones

400

True/False: the first shape that Edward trims into the hedges is an elephant

False, the first shape that Edward trims into the hedges is a dinosaur

400

what did Edward sculpt the ice statue in the Boggs' backyard into?

an angel

400

Name 4 genres that are found in Edward Scissorhands?

(100 points for each correct one)

Any of the following:

Fairy tale.

Fantasy.

Gothic.

Science Fiction.

Romance.

Drama.

400

What theme would the following fall under

As Edward sits awkwardly in the Boggs’ living room, a parade of neighbors arrives, gawking and gasping. Their smiles are wide, their compliments exaggerated, their fascination tinged with exploitation.

A) The social expectations of normalcy are suppressive and artificial.

B) Creating art can be as much of a cruel curse as much as it is a graceful gift. 

C) Genuine acceptance is vital for coexistence and growth. 

D) The innocent and naive are often prey to society’s vices and sins.  

D) The innocent and naive are often prey to society’s vices and sins.  

400

What Cinematic Technique is being used?

A) High Angle

B) Eye Line Match

C) Shot-Reverse-Shot

D) Long Shot

B) Eye Line Match

500

“The years spent isolated have not equipped him/her with the tools to judge right from wrong. he’s/ she’s had no context. He’s/ she’s been completely without guidance.”

The psychologist talking about Edward after his court appearance

500

Which character believes that Edward is the spawn of Satan?

Esmeralda

500

True/False: the actors who played Jim and Kim were actually a couple in real life

False, the actors who played Edward and Kim were in a relationship in real life

500

who did Edward accidentally harm which caused the town to hunt him?

Kevin Boggs

500

Who says to Peggy, “Sweetheart you can’t buy the necessities of life with cookies.”

Bill Boggs

500

What theme would the following fall under

Edward stands alone in the mansion. Snow falls through a broken window. His old sculptures fill the rooms. He moves from one to another, touching each with his blades. Outside, the town celebrates his death. 

A) The social expectations of normalcy are suppressive and artificial.

B) Creating art can be as much of a cruel curse as much as it is a graceful gift.

C) Genuine acceptance is vital for coexistence and growth. 

D) The innocent and naive are often prey to society’s vices and sins.  

B) Creating art can be as much of a cruel curse as much as it is a graceful gift.

500

Which cinematic technique is being used for the following?

A) Zoom

B) Medium Shot

C) Long Shot

D) Establishing Shot

C) Long Shot

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