1 What year was the essay published? 1929 1965 1973 1982 2 Who was the first person to use the term "male gaze"? Signmund Freud John Berger Laura Mulvey Jaques Lacan 3 Who established psychoanalysis as a discipline? Laura Mulvey Carl Jung Jaques Lacan Sigmund Freud 4 Which term denotes the pleasure one derives from looking? Scopophilia Libido Voyeurism Ego 5 According to Mulvey, the dark and quiet space of a movie theater produces the illusion of what? Privacy Fantasy Voyeurism Art 6 Where did the essay first appear? Screen Reader's Digest Vanity Fair The New Yorker 7 Mulvey states that she wants to use psychoanalysis for ____ ends. Literary Feminist Political Sexual 8 According to Freud and Mulvey, women represent a threat of what? Motherhood Womb Envy Death Castration 9 According to Mulvey, what destroys beauty? The male gaze Bad camera work Art Analyzing it 10 Psychoanalysis explores the relationship between what? Film and desire The self and society The conscious and unconscious mind Men and women 11 According to Mulvey, the male gaze is made up of which two elements? Power and privilege Scopophilia and ego Patriarchy and control Voyeurism and anxiety 12 Which example did Lacan use to describe the moment a child reaches self-realization? A portrait A mirror A death A movie 13 Which of these does Mulvey not use as an example of erotic objectification? Pin-ups Commercials Strip-tease Ziegfield 14 Mulvey quotes Budd Boetticher as saying that, "In herself the woman has not the slightest ____" (809). Agency Importance Gaze Meaning 15 According to Mulvey, sadism demands ____. A story A perpetrator A victim Eroticism 16 Which of these directors worked closely with Marlene Dietrich? Douchet Cameron Hitchcock Sternberg 17 Which of these Hitchcock films does Mulvey not mention? Rear Window The Birds Vertigo Marnie 18 Which of these elements of psychoanalysis does Mulvey not describe? Ego Freudian slip Castration complex Scopophilia 19 What is the meaning of verisimilitude? The acknowledgement of artifice The study of film settings The appearance of truth or reality The oppression of particular groups of people 20 Which of these stars does Mulvey not mention in her essay? Marilyn Monroe Lauren Bacall Marlene Dietrich Audrey Hepburn 21 Who, according to Mulvey, is the spectator's "screen surrogate" (810)? The male protagonist The objectified female The camera The director 22 What does the threat of castration produce, according to Freud? Joy Exuberance Confusion Anxiety 23 What is notable about Sternberg's films, according to Mulvey? Women are the protagonists Spectators are detached from the film's narrative Women are displayed as whole characters The male gaze of the protagonist is broken 24 Which of these occupations in Hitchcock's films signifies the need to punish and control? Doctor Lawyer Detective Police officer 25 What does Mulvey argue must be done to create an alternative genre of cinema? Creating more experimental plots Freeing the camera from the male gaze Producing films without male leads Replacing more directors with women