Question

options for first question (with image): close up shot, establishing shot, wide shot, medium full shot
a shot taken that helps to reinforce intimidation or disempowerment for the character with point of view
options: arial shot, high angle, low angle, wide shot
what type of shot is this? (with image)
options: close up shot, establishing shot, wide shot, medium full shot

Explanation:

First Question (Shot for Intimidation/Disempowerment)

A low angle shot is taken from below the subject, which makes the character appear more powerful or intimidating from the viewer's (or the character's) point of view, as it can make the subject look larger and dominant. A high angle would do the opposite (make subject look smaller/weaker), and a mid shot is just a medium - range shot without the angle effect for intimidation.

A medium full shot (also sometimes called a medium long shot) typically shows the subjects from around the knees up to the top of the head, and in the given image of a group at a table, it seems to capture a medium - range view that includes the upper bodies and some of the lower bodies in a social setting. A close - up would be much tighter on a small part (like a face), an establishing shot is for setting a scene (like a wide view of a location), and a wide shot is very broad (showing more of the environment, not focusing on the group interaction as closely as a medium full shot here).

Answer:

A. Low Angle

Second Question (Type of Shot)