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Which term refers to a variation of the golden section?
 
  a. point of convergence
  b. field of view
  c. interocular distance
  d. rule of thirds
  e. depth of field

Question 2

______________ is the ability of certain channels to attract subscriptions to higher tiers of service.
 
  a. lift
  b. matching
  c. balance
  d. tiering
  e. branding



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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