Lilo and Stitch

In the beginning of the film, Stitch escapes the Galactic Federation Headquarters by tricking the machines into firing at his captors. What does this reveal about him as a character?

• He is lonely

• He is destructive

• He is clever

• He is unintelligent

Which sentence BEST describes the exposition of the film?

• A monstrous alien escapes his planet and meets a young girl named Lilo who is struggling to fit in on Earth

• A group of aliens come together and plan to overtake Earth, where a young girl, her pet dog, and her sister live

• A young woman is struggling to provide for her younger sister because their parents were killed by aliens

• An alien scientist decides to experiment and creates a monster that he plans to unleash on Earth

In the beginning of the film, Lilo gets into a fight with Mertle at dance practice, then asks to play dolls with her and the other girls, but they run away from her. How does this scene contribute to the plot of the story?

• It introduces the conflict by showing that Lilo doesn't fit in with others or belong

• It develops the setting of the story as Hawaii

• It emphasizes the idea that family is the most important thing

• It introduces the idea that it is important to have trustworthy friends

What is the main conflict of the film?

• Lilo and Stitch both struggle to find a sense of belonging and family

• Stitch must deal with his desire to find his alien family or stay with Lilo and her sister

• Nani has to learn how to be a good caregiver for Lilo while being a good wife to David.

• Aliens are planning to take over Earth, and it's up to Lilo and Stitch to stop them

Which details characterize Stitch in the exposition of the movie?

• "Monster"

• "flawed product of a deranged mind"

• "abomination"

• "cute and fluffy"

In the film, Stitch reads the book "The Ugly Duckling" after running away from Lilo and Nani and says he is "lost." How does this scene contribute to the plot of the story?

• It develops the conflict that Stitch doesn't feel like he belongs anywhere or has a family

• It reveals that he is a selfish character for leaving Lilo and Nani

• It sets up a future encounter between Stitch and the aliens hunting him

• It emphasizes the bitterness the character feels that motivates his actions

In the film, Stitch accidentally destroys Nani and Lilo's house by fighting against the aliens trying to capture him. In which part of the plot does this scene take place?

• Exposition

• Rising Action

• Falling Action

• Climax

In the film, Stitch persuades Pleakley and Jamba to rescue Lilo because he reminds Nani, "Ohana means family, and family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten," which shows a turning point for his character. How does this scene contribute to the plot of the story?

• It describes the resolution

• It describes the exposition

• It describes the falling action

• It describes the climax

In the beginning of the film, Lilo arrives late to her dance practice because she went to the store to get peanut butter to make a sandwich for Pudge, the fish. What does this reveal about her character?

• She is compassionate

• She is irresponsible

• She is unorganized

• She is simple-minded

After fighting with Lilo, Nani brings her a sandwich and comes to apologize. What does this reveal about her as a character?

• She is manipulative

• She is dishonest

• She is forgiving

• She is unkind