Choose the one sentence in this excerpt that describes how "storyboarding" helps in the production aspect of filming. Most films are illustrated beforehand during a process known as "storyboarding." This involves drawing key frames within each scene by hand on large panels. Storyboarding allows everyone involved to have a collective grasp of the director's perception of how the film should look. This is useful in building the sets, deciding on the methods of special effects, selecting the proper camera and its placement, and determining the necessary lighting, all before filming can begin.

Which term describes someone who shows a preference? A. Even B. Expert C. Impartial D. Biased

Directions: Read the passage to answer the question below. "The noise was like the roar of Niagara. The vast sea of human beings seemed to be agitated as if by a storm. I counted seven ministers, all preaching at one time some on stumps, others on wagons... some of the people were singing, others praying, some crying for mercy" Based on what you learned in the module, which of the following options best describes the setting of the passage? None of these options describe the setting accurately. AMassachusetts Bay church congregation. A revival meeting. A frontier meeting between fur trappers.

4. Which statement best expresses what paragraph 7 shows about Frida's personality? She is an enthusiastic and skilled gardener and cook She pays great attention to detail. especially in nature. \( \begin{array}{l}\text { She enjoys } \\ \text { (C) discussing the } \\ \text { color of fruits and } \\ \text { vegetables. } \\ \text { (D) None of the above }\end{array} \)

Rewrite the sentences. Use subject pronouns. Jenny is British. She's British. 1 Sally and John are friends. 2 London is a capital city. 3 My sister and I are students. 4 Mark is in my class. 5 Avril Lavigne is a fantastic singer. 6 You and Anna are students.

Choose the one sentence in this excerpt that describes how "storyboarding" helps in the production aspect of filming. Most films are illustrated beforehand during a process known as "storyboarding." This involves drawing key frames within each scene by hand on large panels. Storyboarding allows everyone involved to have a collective grasp of the director's perception of how the film should look. This is useful in building the sets, deciding on the methods of special effects, selecting the proper camera and its placement, and determining the necessary lighting, all before filming can begin.