Ingmar Bergman describes something as “magic,” “a miracle,” and “the most beautiful thing that exists.” What is he referring to? (Video Source: An Interview with Ingmar Bergman on The Seventh Seal, Wild Strawberries and more)

What are the two most dominant themes in the films of Ingmar Bergman? (Video Source: The Story of Film, Episode 7: Ingmar Bergman)

Traumatic events like the Holocaust, JFK’s assassination, the Vietnam War, or, by extension, the attacks of 9/11, argues Hayden White, require what kind of storytelling devices to represent them? Select two correct answer choices. (Reading Source: The Last Great American Picture Show: New Hollywood Cinema in the 1970s)

In Ingmar Bergman’s Wild Strawberries (1957), what is the protagonist Isak Borg’s ultimate goal? (Sources: Module 11 Lectures and the film, Wild Strawberries)

According to Ingmar Bergman, what is the most “cinematographic” thing that exists? (Video Source: An Interview with Ingmar Bergman on The Seventh Seal, Wild Strawberries and more)

What is the writer’s tone  when she describes Massimo Cacciari, former mayor of Venice as a “professor of philosophy, fluent in German, Latin, ancient Greek; a man who raises the level of political intellect to just short of the stratosphere” (para. C)?

“The city’s beauty, difficult and bruised, somehow survives” is an example of literal language.

The sentence “Tourists flood the city of Venice” is an example of what figurative language?

Match the date with the event.

The country with the most advanced knowledge on how to address the problem of rising seas is