H3GT3 16 nov

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 5,6

00:17

Why does the audience say 'aaaah'?

1. Because Mr Bean will return
2. Because Mr Bean will not return
3. Because Rowan Atkinson makes a joke
4. Because there will be a new Mr Bean actor

00:42

What is meant by this 'global outreach'?

1. That Mr Bean is shown everywhere in the world
2. That Mr Bean speaks only English
3. That Mr Bean doesn't speak and nobody can understand him
4. That Mr Bean is appreciated everywhere in the world

01:18

What happens when people
half-recognise Rowan Atkinson?

1. Atkinson will say "Yes, it's me!"
2. People don't approach Atkinson
3. People stare at Atkinson
4. Atkinson asks people not to stare at him

01:45

What does Rowan Atkinson say about his experience at the Land Rover
parts department?

1. He only went there because he was in Peterborough
2. He saw a lot of men hang around with car parts in their hands
3. He had to walk back and forth with the men working there
4. He has to spend a long time there because it takes forever to get the car parts

02:22

What does a spitting image mean?

1. It is someone that you wish you were
2. It is someone who looks very much like someone else
3. It is someone who copies someone else
4. It is Atkinson who looks exactly like Mr. Bean

03:28

Why does Rowan Atkinson
tell this story?

1. To give an example of what can happen when he is half recognized
2. To criticise people who do not recognise him
3. To make fun of the man who did not recognize him
4. To explain that it is not always fun to be an actor

00:26

What is a déjà vu?

1. Something new you are experiencing
2. Something that you can eat in a restaurant
3. Something that you have already seen and see again
4. Something that gives you nightmares

00:41

Why is it so difficult to study a déjà vu?

1. Because it's so short and you hardly notice it
2. Because it occurs when people are sleeping
3. Because not everyone has it
4. Because it only happens once in 10 years

01:00

Why are there more than 40 theories to explain the phenomenon that is called a "déjà vu"?

1. Because a deja vu is only a sensation
2. Because someone made up a french term
3. There is no hard evidence about what a deja vu really is
4. Speculation caused researchers to think of many theories

01:52

What is theory 1?

1. There is a flurry of info and your brain fools you into thinking you saw this before
2. One of the events is processed more slowly, so it seems as if it happened before
3. Everything in your brain is in sync, that’s why you know it happened

02:36

What is theory 2?

1. You recognise it because you saw it in the past but your brain fails to identify where you saw before
2. You recognise it because your brain is made up of holograms
3. You recognise it because your brain looks for familiar items, the items help you remember

03:06

What is theory 3?

1. You focus too much on one thing so your brain can’t recognise what happened around you
2. Your brain processes everything at once that’s why you recognise
3. You recognise because you were there all the time, you just were not focused

03:39

Theory 1

Theory 2

Theory 3

Hologram theory

Dual processing

Divided attention