Inside Out: Emotional Truths by Way of Pixar

What is the movie 'Inside Out' about?

• A superhero fighting villains

• A girl struggling with her emotions

• A family going on a vacation

• A group of friends solving a mystery

Which emotions are the leading characters in the movie?

• Happiness, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust

• Love, Excitement, Calm, Surprise, and Trust

• Anger, Joy, Fear, Surprise, and Sadness

• Happiness, Sadness, Fear, Excitement, and Disgust

What concept is displayed in the movie regarding memory?

• The conversion of short to long-term memory

• The ability to erase memories

• The creation of false memories

• The loss of all memories

Which emotion does Joy fail to see the importance of?

• Sadness

• Fear

• Anger

• Disgust

What psychological concept is demonstrated when Sadness comforts Riley's imaginary friend?

• Empathy

• Sympathy

• Anticipation

• Jealousy

What does the movie remind us about experiencing emotions?

• We should only experience positive emotions

• We should suppress our emotions

• We should openly experience all our emotions

• We should only experience emotions in private

What does the movie show about experiencing multiple emotions?

• It is impossible to experience multiple emotions at the same time

• It is only possible to experience positive emotions at the same time

• It is only possible to experience negative emotions at the same time

• It is possible to experience multiple and even contradictory emotions at the same time

What does the movie demonstrate about common humanity?

• Other people are completely different from us

• Other people don't experience emotions

• Other people might struggle with the same emotions as us

• Other people's emotions are not valid

What does Riley's mom unintentionally communicate to her?

• Being sad about the move is okay

• She needs to pretend to be happy

• She should express her anger

• She should ignore her emotions

What does sadness allow for according to the movie?

• Connection and compassion

• Isolation and indifference

• Anger and aggression

• Fear and anxiety