stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Narrative Elements in Jack-Jack Attack Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Narrative Elements in Jack-Jack Attack
Narrative Elements in Jack-Jack Attack
11 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
211 plays
Can you identify the elements of story telling in the Pixar short "Jack-Jack Attack"?
Flashcards
11 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
11
Answers
1
What is the falling action? (wrapping up loose ends)
Kari will forget everything, thanks to Mr. Dicker’s machine.
Jack Jack bursts into flames, freaking Kari out.
Kari has been up all night with an extinguisher and mirror.
There is a knock at the door.
2
Which of the following is the orientation for
Jack-Jack Attack
?
Mrs. Parr has warned Kari about Jack-Jack's super powers.
Jack-Jack bursts into flames.
An incident has caused Kari to be interviewed by Mr. Dicker.
Kari has had her memory erased.
3
From whose point of view (the protagonist) is the story told?
Jack-Jack
Mrs. Parr
Kari, the babysitter
Mr. Dicker
4
Which of the following is the central conflict for this short film?
Person vs. society
Person vs. person
Person vs. self
Person vs. nature
5
Which of the following is rising action in this film?
Kari will forget everything, thanks to Mr. Dicker’s machine.
Kari has been up all night with an extinguisher and mirror.
Jack-Jack suddenly disappears and reappears thru the house.
There's a knock at the door.
6
What is the resolution (result of the climax)?
Mr. Dicker asks Kari what happened.
Kari sets out brain games to play with Jack-Jack.
Kari has been up all night with an extinguisher and mirror.
There is a knock on the door.
7
Who or what is the antagonist (conflict creator)?
Kari's answering his question, so Mr. Dicker
Babies with super-powers are frowned upon, so Society
Jack-Jack's natural abilities, so Nature
Kari's need to control everything, so Kari
8
Which of the following is rising action in this film?
There's a knock on the door.
Jack-Jack bursts into flames, freaking Kari out!
Kari sets out brain games to play with Jack-Jack.
Mr. Dicker shoots a plunger thing at Kari's forehead.
9
What is the climax?
Jack-Jack bursts into flames, freaking Kari out!
Kari says she can totally handle anything the baby can do.
Jack-Jack disappears and reappears around the house.
Kari sets out brain games to play with Jack-Jack.
10
Which of the following is the setting for this short film?
Sometime in the distant future.
During the French Revolution.
An interview room with Mr. Dicker.
The Parr household, mostly.
11
Which of the following is rising action in this film?
There is a knock at the door.
Kari tells Mrs. Parr not to worry, she can handle anything.
Kari has been up all night with an extinguisher and mirror.
Kari will forget everything, thanks to Mr. Dicker’s machine.
