Questions 20-23
Look at the statements (Questions 20-23) and the list of people below.

Match each statement with the correct person, A-E. Write the correct letter, A-E, in boxes 20-23 on your answer sheet.

20 The creation of some new technologies did not change viewers’ attitudes towards documentaries as quickly as is sometimes proposed.
21 One set of beliefs and techniques helped to make documentary films academically respectable.
22 The action of putting material on film essentially changes the nature of the original material.
23 Documentary filmmakers have an obligation to include their own opinions about and analysis of the real events that they show in their films.

Questions 20–23

20 D
Compare with Maria Fiala quote in paragraph D: The creation of some new technologies = these innovations change viewers’ attitudes = transformed what the public expected to see did not = isn’t entirely accurate

21 C
Compare with Paula Murphy’s reported speech in paragraph C: beliefs and techniques = principles and methods helped to make documentary films = brought documentaries to the attention of academically respectable = university and film historians; serious scholarly analysis

22 A
Compare this with Dr Helmut Fischer’s quote in paragraph A: putting material on film = record an incident on camera changes the nature of the original material = altering its reality essentially = fundamental way

23 E
Compare with Josh Camberwell’s quote and reported
speech in paragraph E: have an obligation = it is a requirement include their own opinions about and analysis of = express a particular viewpoint and give personal responses to the real events that they show = the material they are recording