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Runway IQ: Fashion Edition


Froggy Jumps Runway IQ: Fashion EditionOnline version Fashion trivia mix by Jay Murphy 1 What does the lecture say the camera acts as in ads? a A friendly filter for aesthetics b A neutral observer c An apparatus that dictates how we look 2 Which side is typically passive in perfume ads according to the transcript? a The female subject b The photographer c The male subject 3 What fashion trend helped women project authority in the 1980s? a Minimalist silhouettes b Tight, revealing outfits c Broad, structured shoulders 4 What is “modest fashion” doing to the traditional lens in media? a It removes the body from vulnerability b Emphasizing bare skin c Promoting uniform beauty standards 5 What is the Mosuo practice mentioned in the video? a Polyamorous unions b Male-led households c Walking marriages with women as selectors 6 What describes the Minangkabau inheritance system? a Patrilineal inheritance b Matrilineal ownership passed through women c Equal split among siblings 7 Which beauty ideal is common in East Asia, per the talk? a Ultra-pale skin b Bronzed tan c Bold makeup 8 What is a key Western beauty obsession noted in the transcript? a Extreme slenderness and narrow framing b Curved silhouettes c Full-figured shapes 9 What cultural practice in Africa was highlighted as a beauty marker? a Body paint murals b Intricate scarification patterns c Neck elongation 10 What overall conclusion is drawn about beauty rules? a They are universal across cultures b They are localized rulebooks shaped by power c They are random and changing daily 11 The film makes you see characters and events through the director’s perspective. This shows what kind of message? a A clearly stated message by the characters b A random, unplanned camera choice c An implicit message shaped by the director 12 If you notice assumptions about gender in scenes only after analyzing them, what is this called? a Direct statements by characters b Presuppositions embedded in scenes c Explicit dialogue about gender 13 The viewer is guided to share the director’s view without it being said aloud. This is: a An implicit alignment with the director’s view b A neutral, unbiased portrayal c A direct instruction to the audience 14 When a film suggests roles for men and women without stating them, it uses: a Unspoken gender norms embedded in visuals b Clear cultural rules announced on screen c Random, unrelated imagery 15 What happens when you must stop and analyze what you see to understand it? a You uncover hidden assumptions b You learn explicit explanations c You gain nothing new 16 The message is understood as something the audience infers, not something printed on screen. This means it is: a Implicit rather than stated b Explicitly described by characters c Clearly labeled in dialogue 17 Which aspect makes viewers share the director’s perception without overt cues? a Explicit narration b Routine camera choices and framing c Special effects only 18 If a scene suggests gender roles without saying them, it shows the viewer: a A direct instructional moment b A purely objective depiction c An unspoken presupposition about gender 19 The theory discussed relies on what the viewer infers after close viewing, not what is printed. This is: a An interpretation based on analysis b A factual statement c A director’s confession 20 Why is it important not to use explicit terms when studying this concept? a To focus on implicit messages and viewer interpretation b To avoid academic language c To mislead the audience

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Runway IQ: Fashion EditionOnline version

by Jay Murphy

What does the lecture say the camera acts as in ads?

Which side is typically passive in perfume ads according to the transcript?

What fashion trend helped women project authority in the 1980s?

What is “modest fashion” doing to the traditional lens in media?

What is the Mosuo practice mentioned in the video?

What describes the Minangkabau inheritance system?

Which beauty ideal is common in East Asia, per the talk?

What is a key Western beauty obsession noted in the transcript?

What cultural practice in Africa was highlighted as a beauty marker?

What overall conclusion is drawn about beauty rules?

The film makes you see characters and events through the director’s perspective. This shows what kind of message?

If you notice assumptions about gender in scenes only after analyzing them, what is this called?

The viewer is guided to share the director’s view without it being said aloud. This is:

When a film suggests roles for men and women without stating them, it uses:

What happens when you must stop and analyze what you see to understand it?

The message is understood as something the audience infers, not something printed on screen. This means it is:

Which aspect makes viewers share the director’s perception without overt cues?

If a scene suggests gender roles without saying them, it shows the viewer:

The theory discussed relies on what the viewer infers after close viewing, not what is printed. This is:

Why is it important not to use explicit terms when studying this concept?