My Neighbor Totoro

What emotions does Totoro evoke in the audience/reader?

• Fear, sadness, and anger.

• Warmth, comfort, and joy.

• Confusion, boredom, and annoyance.

• Disgust, discomfort, and irritation.

How does Totoro's presence impact the other characters in the story?

• Totoro's presence makes the other characters feel scared and anxious.

• Totoro's presence has no impact on the other characters.

• Totoro's presence makes the other characters feel sad and lonely.

• Totoro's presence brings joy, comfort, and a sense of wonder to the other characters in the story.

How do the characters interact with nature in the story?

• The characters interact with aliens instead of nature.

• The characters explore the forests, rivers, and mountains.

• The characters interact with nature through virtual reality simulations.

• The characters never leave the city and have no interaction with nature.

What lessons can be learned from My Neighbor Totoro?

• Science, technology, engineering, mathematics

• History, geography, literature, art

• Sports, music, cooking, gardening

• Family, friendship, imagination, and nature

How does the story explore the theme of childhood innocence?

• The story explores childhood innocence through the perspective of the adults in the story.

• The story explores childhood innocence by focusing on the technology and modernization of the setting.

• The story explores childhood innocence by portraying the children as cunning and manipulative.

• The story explores childhood innocence through the perspective of the two young sisters, Satsuki and Mei.

How does the setting of the story contribute to its themes?

• The setting of the story contributes to the themes by emphasizing nature, childhood innocence, and the coexistence of the human and spirit worlds.

• The setting of the story contributes to the themes by highlighting urbanization, technology, and adult responsibilities.

• The setting of the story contributes to the themes by emphasizing war, conflict, and political turmoil.

• The setting of the story contributes to the themes by focusing on outer space, advanced civilizations, and futuristic technology.

What is the significance of the Catbus in the story?

• The Catbus represents magical transportation and the connection between the human and spirit worlds.

• The Catbus is a metaphor for the power of friendship.

• The Catbus represents the fear of the unknown.

• The Catbus symbolizes the importance of public transportation.

What is the main theme of *My Neighbor Totoro*?

• Friendship and teamwork

• Imagination and childhood wonder

• The struggles of adulthood

• Overcoming fear

What does Totoro represent in the film?

• A figure of authority

• A symbol of imagination and nature’s guardian

• A villain

• Adult responsibility

How is nature shown in *My Neighbor Totoro*?

• A place to fear

• As a magical and comforting part of the story

• As not important

• As a cause of illness