Question

the generations since the beginning of cinematography learned the new filmic convention while still involved in practical experiences characteristic of literacy. source: the gradation of literacy in this sentence, convention means: something regarded as a normative example a partiality for some particular place a sudden intuition as part of solving a problem something a little different from others of the same type

Explanation:

In the context of filmic (related to cinema) and literacy (practical experiences), "convention" refers to a standard or typical way of doing things. "Something regarded as a normative example" fits this context as filmic conventions are standard ways in filmmaking. The other options: "a partiality for some particular place" (not relevant to film and literacy context), "a sudden intuition as part of solving a problem" (more about problem - solving intuition, not film), "something a little different from others of the same type" (opposite of what a convention is, a convention is more about sameness and standard).

Answer:

something regarded as a normative example