Coraline Trivia

What is the name of the book Coraline is based on?

• Coraline e la porta magica

• Matilda

• Il giardino segreto

• Alice nel paese delle meraviglie

What is the name of Coraline's guide in the Other World?

• Mr. Bobinsky

• Miss Spink

• Other Mother

• Wybie Lovat

What does the Other Mother have instead of eyes?

• diamonds

• buttons

• glass eyes

• rubies

What is the main theme of Coraline?

• bravery

• romance

• fear

• adventure

What is the importance of the cat in Coraline's journey?

• The cat is Coraline's enemy and tries to harm her.

• The cat is just a random character with no significance in the story.

• The cat is Coraline's pet and has no role in her journey.

• The cat serves as a guide and protector for Coraline.

What does Coraline have to do to save her parents in the Other World?

• Escape through the mirror

• Release the souls of the children

• Find the key to the Other World

• Defeat the Other Mother

What does Coraline discover about the Other Mother's intentions?

• The Other Mother intends to send Coraline back to the real world.

• The Other Mother intends to befriend Coraline and live happily ever after.

• The Other Mother intends to give Coraline magical powers in the Other World.

• The Other Mother intends to trap Coraline in the Other World forever.

What does Coraline learn about her own identity in the story?

• Coraline discovers her bravery and independence.

• Coraline discovers that she is a coward.

• Coraline realizes she is actually a witch.

• Coraline learns that she is a princess.

What is the significance of bravery in Coraline?

• Bravery allows the main character to face her fears and overcome challenges in the Other World.

• Bravery is not significant in Coraline.

• Bravery is only important for secondary characters in Coraline.

• Bravery is a negative trait in Coraline.

What lesson can be learned from Coraline's journey?

• The importance of appreciating what we have and not being tempted by false promises or illusions.

• The need to conform to societal expectations and norms.

• The value of material possessions and wealth.

• The importance of taking risks and exploring new opportunities.