How did the camera focus on the boy to show his regret in the film?

It focused on the boy sobbing with regret

What are the differences in plot elements from the text to the film?

In the text, all of the plot elements were present, In the film, it was missing the resolution

How does the boy show his regret in the story compared to the film?

The boy in the text feels bad and tries to look for the sheep, The boy expresses his regret in the film by crying

How did the boy’s perspective change throughout the text and film?

The boy believes lying amuses him but he regrets it later

What was the difference in tone between the text and film for the villagers?

Villagers shocked in the film and angry in the text

How did the villagers convey their anger at the boy differently in the text and the film? SELECT 2 ANSWERS!

The villagers grumbled in the text, In the film, the villagers had flames above their head

What is the theme of both versions?

If you become untrustworthy, people won't believe you if you say the truth

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1
How did the camera focus on the boy to show his regret in the film?
It focused on the boy sobbing with regret
It focused on the villagers not coming to help
It didn't do anything at all
It focused on him eating the sheep
2
What are the differences in plot elements from the text to the film?
In the film, all the plot elements were present
In the text, all of the plot elements were present
In the text, all the plot elements were present but the resolution
In the film, it was missing the resolution
3
The boy's tone in both film and text changed over time. True/False
False
True
4
How does the boy show his regret in the story compared to the film?
The boy in the text feels bad and tries to look for the sheep
The boy shows no regret whatsoever in the film
The boy expresses his regret in the film by crying
The boy in the text feels bad about what he did and ate sheep
5
How did the boy’s perspective change throughout the text and film?
The boy believes lying amuses him but he regrets it later
the boy believes lying is delicious but later on regrets it
Lying is fun and won't cause harm at all
The boy believes lying is good and he keeps that belief
6
What was the difference in tone between the text and film for the villagers?
Villagers shocked in the film and angry in the text
No difference at all
Delighted in the film and furious in the text
In the text they were happy and in the film they were furious
7
How did the villagers convey their anger at the boy differently in the text and the film? SELECT 2 ANSWERS!
The villagers grumbled in the text
the villagers in the film were trying to teach the boy a lesson
The sheep were eaten by the wolf
In the film, the villagers had flames above their head
8
What is the conflict of each story?
The wolf ate all the sheep.
The villagers didn't come to help
The boy lied to the villagers
The boy ate all the sheep!!
9
What is the theme of both versions?
Lying is fun and should be used more
Lying won't give you amusement
Lying is helpful for you and others around you
If you become untrustworthy, people won't believe you if you say the truth

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