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This document provides questions about media studies and transitions used in film, video, and television. It asks what the most commonly used transitions are, defines a dissolve and when it is used, defines a fade and when it is used, defines a wipe and asks which TV genre uses them and which stereotypical group loves that genre, giving an example show. The purpose is to test knowledge of analyzing visual media through identifying and understanding different transitional techniques.
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