Pixar Plot

What is the climax?

• The students is now overly confident and the human falls through the ship.

• The student struggles getting the human out of the house, grows frustrated and hits all of the buttons. He finally gets the human out.

• The student needs help to operate the spaceship.

• The teacher is not impressed with the student.

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What is the falling action?

• The teacher has to step in and save the human.

• The teacher steps in and saves the human, fixes the house, and allows the student to fly the ship.

• Student flies the ship and crashes.

• The students is now confident and the human falls through the ship.

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All of the important events or actions of a story in order, or a sequence.

• Plot

• Climax

• Characters

• Resolution

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In order to have a story and not just information, you need...

[select three]

• A character with motivations

• A conflict with a resolution

• A change in the character and their world

• A villain who creates problems

• Lots of words

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How does the character of the mother develop throughout the film "Bao"?

• She becomes more detached from her son.

• She learns to let go and accept change.

• She becomes more controlling.

• She remains the same throughout the film.

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How does the relationship between Carl and Russell evolve throughout the movie?

• They start as strangers and become like family

• They remain distant and indifferent to each other

• They start as enemies and end as friends

• They are friends from the beginning and stay the same

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

What lesson can be learned from the film "Bao"?

• The importance of holding on tightly to loved ones.

• The necessity of letting go and allowing loved ones to grow.

• The value of material wealth.

• The importance of winning at all costs.

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CCSS.RL.7.2

What is the primary function of a plot in a story?

• To introduce characters

• To create suspense

• To organize events in a meaningful sequence

• To describe the setting

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CCSS.RL.7.3

Which of the following best describes a 'Pixar Plot'?

• A plot that focuses on action and adventure

• A plot that emphasizes emotional storytelling and character development

• A plot that relies heavily on dialogue

• A plot that is set in a futuristic world

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CCSS.RL.5.3

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In a typical Pixar film, what role does the protagonist usually play?

• The antagonist

• The hero on a journey of self-discovery

• A side character

• The comic relief

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