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For the Birds Story Elements: Pixar Shorts

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Pixar short "For the Birds"

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1
What type of conflict arises between the little birds and the big bird?
person vs. self
person vs. person
person vs. society
person vs. technology
2
What do the little birds seem to be saying when the big bird lands on the wire?
"Hi, I missed you!"
"Get off the wire!"
"Are you having a good day?"
"What is your name?"
3
In the resolution, why did all of the little birds hide?
They decided to play with the big bird.
They were embarrassed.
They were afraid of the big bird.
They were looking for their feathers.
4
How do the little birds feel when they first see the big bird?
suspicious
upset
interested
delighted
5
How does the big bird feel?
Scared
Mad
Happy
Sad
6
Who is the protagonist who learns the lesson in "For the Birds?"
the big bird
the little birds
the weather
society
7
What is the complete setting of "For the Birds?"
telephone wire on a sunny day
daytime
on a wire
in the country at dusk
8
When the wire launches the little birds into the air, what part of the plot is this?
falling action
exposition
rising action
climax
9
What is the climax of "For the Birds?"
The big bird laughs at the little birds.
B.B. is hanging on by a toe and the wire is fully stretched.
The big birds lands on the wire between the little birds.
The little birds begin to peck at the big bird's toes.
10
Which would be the best theme for "For the Birds?"
Every bird needs a friend.
Not everyone is open to new friendships.
Treat others kindly despite their differences.
Be nice to everyone.