Moana's Journey and Identity

The transcript narrates Moana's journey of self-discovery, emphasizing her deep connection to her island, her people, and her heritage. It highlights the challenges she faces and the inner voice that guides her. Moana reflects on her identity, her role as the daughter of the village chief, and her lineage of voyagers. The narrative underscores the importance of understanding one's roots and listening to one's inner calling.

What does the girl from the island love that makes her stand out?

• The mountains and the sky

• The sea and her people

• The forest and the animals

• The city and its lights

What does the girl learn about the scars from her journey?

• They can heal and guide her

• They should be hidden

• They are permanent and painful

• They are a sign of weakness

How does the girl describe her connection to her island and the sea?

• As a temporary feeling

• As a distant memory

• As a calling from within

• As a burden to carry

What heritage does the girl acknowledge in her reflection?

• Descendant of artists

• Descendant of warriors

• Descendant of voyagers

• Descendant of farmers

What realization does the girl come to about the call she feels?

• It is a distraction

• It is an external force

• It is an internal call

• It is a myth