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Story Elements: Pixar Shorts
Story Elements: Pixar Shorts
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Pixar short "For the Birds" Pixar short "Tin Toy"
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1
Who is the protagonist who learns the lesson in "For the Birds?"
society
the weather
the little birds
the big bird
2
Why might the tin toy feel this way in the end?
He wants to feel valued and wanted.
He is still fearful of the big baby.
He has been trying to get the baby's attention all day.
He wants his box back.
3
What is the climax of "For the Birds?"
The big birds lands on the wire between the little birds.
B.B. is hanging on by a toe and the wire is fully stretched.
The little birds begin to peck at the big bird's toes.
The big bird laughs at the little birds.
4
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.
5
Who is the protagonist in "Tin Toy?"
the toys
the tin toy
the aggressive Godzilla-like baby
the exceedingly cute baby
6
In "Piper," what does the baby sandpiper learn?
Face your fears.
Don't try too hard.
Avoid water at all costs.
Don't judge others.
7
How does the big bird feel?
Mad
Scared
Happy
Sad
8
Why does the baby put the tin toy down without playing with him?
He decides the box would be more fun to play with.
The tin toy looks scared, and the baby feels bad.
He is scared of the tin toy.
The tin toy hits him with his cymbals.
9
What type of conflict arises between the little birds and the big bird?
person vs. self
person vs. person
person vs. technology
person vs. society
10
How do the little birds feel when they first see the big bird?
upset
delighted
interested
suspicious
11
What is the climax of "Tin Toy?"
The baby finally grabs the tin toy.
The baby starts to cry.
The baby enters the room, scaring the small tin toy.
The tin toy hides under the couch to escape the baby.
12
What do the little birds seem to be saying when the big bird lands on the wire?
"Hi, I missed you!"
"Are you having a good day?"
"What is your name?"
"Get off the wire!"
13
In the resolution, how does the tin toy feel about the baby choosing the box to play with?
irritated and disgruntled
happy and excited
relieved and thankful
sad and disappointed
14
During which part of the plot does the baby start to cry?
falling action
exposition
rising action
climax
15
Which would be the best theme for "For the Birds?"
Not everyone is open to new friendships.
Treat others kindly despite their differences.
Be nice to everyone.
Every bird needs a friend.
16
What is the complete setting of "For the Birds?"
daytime
in the country at dusk
telephone wire on a sunny day
on a wire
17
What lesson do we learn from "Tin Toy" about human nature?
Taking risks does not always pay off.
Everyone wants to feel wanted and important.
Not everyone is friendly or nice to play with.
We sometimes don't know what we have until it's gone.
18
When the wire launches the little birds into the air, what part of the plot is this?
rising action
climax
falling action
exposition
19
What does the baby do to the tin toy during the falling action?
picks him up and then puts him back down unharmed
crushes the tin toy with his giant baby fist
slobbers all over him
throws him up in the air
20
Which of the following best characterizes the baby based on story evidence?
playful and careless
sweet and innocent
cute and harmless
cruel and destructive
21
In the resolution, what does the baby decide to play with?
the tin toy
a new toy
another toy that was hiding under the couch
the box the tin toy came in
