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QCE Year 11 Film, Television and New Media practice questions by area of study

60 exam-style questions · full worked solutions

The 60 practice questions inside the QCE Year 11 Film, Television and New Media Mastery Pack, grouped by area of study. Every question comes with a full worked solution.

  1. U1 · Unit 1: Foundation, Area of study: Technologies10 questions · 25 marks
    • Multiple choice × 6
    • Analyse × 1
    • Design × 1
    • Evaluate × 1
    • Explain × 1
  2. U1 · Unit 1: Foundation, Area of study: Institutions10 questions · 26 marks
    • Multiple choice × 6
    • Analyse × 1
    • Design × 1
    • Evaluate × 1
    • Explain × 1
  3. U1 · Unit 1: Foundation, Area of study: Languages10 questions · 26 marks
    • Multiple choice × 6
    • Analyse × 2
    • Design × 1
    • Explain × 1
  4. U2 · Unit 2: Stories, Area of study: Representations10 questions · 26 marks
    • Multiple choice × 6
    • Analyse × 1
    • Evaluate × 1
    • Design × 1
    • Justify × 1
  5. U2 · Unit 2: Stories, Area of study: Audiences10 questions · 26 marks
    • Multiple choice × 6
    • Analyse × 1
    • Evaluate × 1
    • Design × 1
    • Justify × 1
  6. U2 · Unit 2: Stories, Area of study: Languages10 questions · 26 marks
    • Multiple choice × 6
    • Analyse × 1
    • Evaluate × 1
    • Design × 1
    • Explain × 1
Sample question
An editor cuts from a character looking through binoculars to a neighbour’s window, then back to the character’s reaction. What is the main effect on the audience?
  • It establishes the layout of the whole street
  • It aligns viewers with the character’s point of view
  • It signals that a long time has passed
  • It disguises a continuity error
Show the worked answer

Answer: B

The look–object–reaction pattern makes viewers see what the character sees and read his reaction, aligning them with his point of view. It does not show the whole street or mark a time jump.

Common questions

How many QCE Year 11 Film, Television and New Media practice questions are included, and how are they grouped?

60 exam-style questions grouped by area of study, each with a full worked solution.

The breakdown is 10 on U1 · Unit 1: Foundation, Area of study: Technologies, 10 on U1 · Unit 1: Foundation, Area of study: Institutions, 10 on U1 · Unit 1: Foundation, Area of study: Languages, 10 on U2 · Unit 2: Stories, Area of study: Representations, 10 on U2 · Unit 2: Stories, Area of study: Audiences, 10 on U2 · Unit 2: Stories, Area of study: Languages.

Can I try a QCE Year 11 Film, Television and New Media practice question before buying?

Yes. One sample question with its worked answer is on this page; the full set comes with the QCE Year 11 Film, Television and New Media Mastery Pack, one payment, no subscription.

Are these official QCAA questions?

No. These are original Year 11 practice questions. Your school sets its assessment program; use the linked official curriculum sources to check course coverage.

Included in the QCE Year 11 Film, Television and New Media Mastery Pack

2 original practice exams with worked solutions, 6 revision notes, 60 practice questions and 72 flashcards.

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Film, Television and New Media · 60 practice questions