Georges Méliès - Quiz
A) Émile Cohl B) Georges Méliès C) The text does not specify who presented it D) Martin Scorsese
A) Gaston Méliès B) Émile Cohl C) Brian Selznick D) Terry Gilliam
A) Tonight, Tonight B) The Loneliest Time C) Heaven for Everyone D) Hugo
A) 1902 B) 2002 C) 1995 D) 1996
A) The Artemis I theme song B) Queen's 'Heaven for Everyone' C) Carly Rae Jepsen's 'The Loneliest Time' D) The Smashing Pumpkins' 'Tonight, Tonight'
A) Brian Selznick B) Carly Rae Jepsen C) Sir Ben Kingsley D) Walt Disney
A) The father of modern animation B) The first great film magician C) The pioneer of artificial intelligence D) The king of silent films
A) 2015 B) 2017 C) 2022 D) 2018
A) 2015 B) 2018 C) 2011 D) 2017
A) The Impossible Voyage B) A Trip to the Moon C) Hugo D) Heaven for Everyone
A) 21 November 2007 B) 12 December 2022 C) 3 May 2018 D) 19 March 1936
A) Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature B) BAFTA for Best Short Film C) Academy Award for Best Visual Effects D) Emmy for Outstanding Original Interactive Program
A) Artemis I B) Apollo 11 C) Artemis II D) Voyager 1
A) Martin Scorsese B) Brian Selznick C) Terry Gilliam D) Christian Clavier
A) The Library of Congress B) duanju.news C) Google D) Brut
A) Christian Clavier B) Émile Cohl C) Brian Selznick D) Martin Scorsese
A) A fictionalization of the later life of Méliès B) The biography of Walt Disney C) The history of the French army D) The creation of the VES logo
A) Terry Gilliam B) Christian Clavier C) Martin Scorsese D) Georges Méliès
A) Walt Disney B) Sir Ben Kingsley C) Christian Clavier D) Brian Selznick
A) 300 B) 100 C) 450 D) 200
A) Georges Méliès B) Gaston Méliès C) The U.S. Library of Congress D) The French army
A) The American army B) The German army C) The French army D) The British army
A) The U.S. Library of Congress B) The French National Archives C) The Walt Disney Archives D) The Visual Effects Society
A) Georges Méliès B) Christian Clavier C) Brian Selznick D) Gaston Méliès
A) By publishing a novel about them B) By storing original negatives in the Library of Congress C) By registering them with the French army D) By submitting paper prints of each frame
A) 1995 B) 1936 C) 1902 D) 1904
A) 2007 B) 2011 C) 1904 D) 1902
A) Original glass negatives B) Canvas paintings C) Paper prints of each frame D) Digital video files
A) Google B) Library of Congress C) duanju.news D) Brut
A) Accidental erasure on magnetic tape B) Intentional burning by the U.S. Library of Congress C) The typical deterioration of the majority of films made in the silent era D) Destruction by the American branch of Star Films
A) 1902 B) 1900 C) 1901 D) 1903
A) 13 minutes B) 7 minutes C) 10 minutes D) 24 minutes
A) The One-Man Band B) The Brahmin and the Butterfly C) The Melomaniac D) The Christmas Dream
A) The Christmas Dream B) Red Riding Hood C) Rip's Dream D) Joan of Arc
A) Jack and the Beanstalk and Rip's Dream B) Cinderella and Robinson Crusoe C) Red Riding Hood and Blue Beard D) Gulliver's Travels and The Christmas Dream
A) Edwin S. Porter and Charles Urban B) Louise de Mirmont and Victor de Cottens C) Phoebe and Mabouloff D) Jeanne d'Alcy and Bleuette Bernon
A) A Trip to the Moon B) Jack and the Beanstalk C) The Coronation of Edward VII D) The Impossible Voyage
A) Electric studio lights B) Parallel cross-cutting C) A pulley-drawn chair system D) A superimposed fish tank
A) The Virgin Mary B) Engineer Mabouloff C) The Moon goddess Phoebe D) Professor Barbenfouillis
A) Engineer Mabouloff B) Professor Barbenfouillis C) Edward VII D) The Brahmin
A) Bleuette Bernon B) Louise de Mirmont C) Acrobats from the Folies Bergère D) Jeanne d'Alcy
A) Acrobats from the Folies Bergère B) Gaston Méliès and Lucien Reulos C) Charles Urban and Thomas Edison D) Actors from the Théâtre Robert-Houdin
A) A pulley-drawn chair system B) Hand-coloured film prints C) Electric stage lighting D) A superimposed fish tank
A) Thomas Edison B) Lucien Reulos C) Jean Mitry D) Victor de Cottens
A) Thomas Edison B) Victor de Cottens C) Charles Urban D) Siegmund Lubin
A) Edwin S. Porter B) Jean Mitry C) Charles Musser D) Lewis Jacobs
A) Twenty-four B) Thirteen C) Four D) Seven
A) Engineer Mabouloff B) The Brahmin C) Professor Barbenfouillis D) Le Cyclone
A) L'Omnibus des toqués B) Automobouloffs C) Submarines D) Artillery shells
A) 100 years B) 24 minutes C) Six weeks D) 13 minutes
A) Jean Mitry B) Charles Musser C) Lewis Jacobs D) Edwin S. Porter
A) Charles Urban B) Gaston Méliès C) Victor de Cottens D) Thomas Edison
A) Thomas Edison B) William Selig C) Edwin S. Porter D) Siegmund Lubin
A) Le Voyage dans l'espace B) Le Cyclone C) Les Phénomènes du Spiritisme D) Rip's Dream
A) Added a pulley-drawn chair system and a fish tank B) Installed electric lights, added a second stage, and bought costumes from other sources C) Converted to blackface burlesque D) Opened an office in New York City
A) Rip's Dream B) The Palace of the Arabian Nights C) The Witch D) The Merry Deeds of Satan
A) 20% B) 5% C) 50% D) 10%
A) 21 January 1938 B) 15 June 1855 C) 10 November 1865 D) 8 December 1861
A) London B) Amsterdam C) Paris D) Berlin
A) Painter B) Filmmaker C) Shoemaker D) Magician
A) Lycée Louis-le-Grand B) University of Paris C) Lycée Michelet D) École des Beaux-Arts
A) 14 B) 10 C) 7 D) 18
A) Diplôme d'Ingénieur B) Baccalauréat C) Doctorate D) Master of Arts
A) New York B) Geneva C) London D) Brussels
A) Robert W. Paul B) John Nevil Maskelyne C) Emile Voisin D) Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin
A) Emile Voisin B) John Nevil Maskelyne C) Eugène Calmels D) Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin
A) The Vanishing Lady B) The One-Man Band C) The Four Troublesome Heads D) The Recalcitrant Decapitated Man
A) Le Monde B) La Griffe C) La Presse D) Le Figaro
A) 8 December 1861 B) 1 September 1896 C) 27 December 1895 D) 15 April 1896
A) Gaumont B) Robert W. Paul C) Pathé D) Thomas Edison
A) Over 2000 B) Exactly 100 C) Over 500 D) Under 50
A) A Trip to the Moon B) Cinderella C) The Vanishing Lady D) Playing Cards
A) A bus changing into a hearse B) A house catching on fire C) A horse turning into a dog D) A train crashing into a station
A) The One-Man Band B) The Vanishing Lady C) The Cave of the Demons D) A Terrible Night
A) Saint-Denis B) Versailles C) Boulogne-Billancourt D) Montreuil
A) Charles Perrault B) Paulus C) John Nevil Maskelyne D) Alfred Dreyfus
A) After the Ball B) A Hypnotist at Work C) A Dinner Under Difficulties D) Peeping Tom at the Seaside
A) The One-Man Band B) The Four Troublesome Heads C) The Recalcitrant Decapitated Man D) A Trip to the Moon
A) 1938 B) 1899 C) 2005 D) 1902
A) The French Revolution B) The Franco-Prussian War C) The Dreyfus Affair D) The Napoleonic Wars
A) Tableaux B) Tablets C) Féeries D) Tableches
A) French Filmmakers Guild B) Star Film Protection League C) Chambre Syndicale des Editeurs Cinématographiques D) International Cinematograph Union
A) Script doctors B) Teleprompters C) Storyboards D) Megaphones
A) Chicago B) Paris C) San Antonio D) New York City
A) San Antonio, Texas B) Southern California C) Fort Lee, New Jersey D) Tahiti
A) Documentaries B) Westerns C) Stage magic revues D) Féeries
A) Vitagraph Studios B) Méliès Manufacturing Company C) American Wildwest Productions D) Star Film Ranch
A) Gaumont B) Biograph C) Vitagraph D) Pathé Frères
A) Jean Mitry B) Miriam Rosen C) Ferdinand Zecca D) Gaston Méliès
A) San Antonio, Texas B) Tahiti C) Montreuil, France D) Fort Lee, New Jersey
A) Vitagraph Studios B) Charles Pathé C) Thomas Edison D) Gaumont
A) 1913 B) 1923 C) 1910 D) 1915
A) Charles B) André C) Gaston D) Ferdinand
A) Journalist B) Film director C) Nurse D) Actress
A) Georges-Michel Coissac B) Henri Langlois C) Louis Lumière D) Eugène Lauste
A) 1926 B) 1925 C) 1924 D) 1929
A) 1926 B) 1931 C) 1938 D) 1924
A) Père Lachaise Cemetery B) Orly Retirement Home C) Salle Pleyel D) Gare Montparnasse
A) 16 hours B) 14 hours C) 10 hours D) 8 hours
A) The Cinema Society B) Léopold Bellan Hospital C) Cinémathèque française D) Ciné-Journal |
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