Inferencing through film shorts

Inferencing using Pixar Shorts

Multiple Choice

Why does Dustin seem to have trouble understanding his surroundings at the beginning of the film?

• Dustin is an alien from another planet
• Dustin is a time traveler
• Dustin is a secret agent on a mission
• Dustin is visually impaired

Multiple Choice

What can we infer about the relationship between Dustin and the character who tries to help him?

• They are family members

• They've known each other for a long time

• They are strangers who become friends

• The character who tries to help Dustin is jealous of him.

Multiple Choice

Why does Dustin react in a unique way to everyday objects?

• Because he has special powers

• Because he is curious

• Because he has never seen them before

• Because he is pretending

Multiple Choice

What can we infer about the world Dustin comes from based on his reactions?

• It is very similar to Earth

• It is cold

• It is technologically advanced

• It has very different objects from Earth

Multiple Choice

What can we infer about the setting?

• Take place in the future

• It is in a rural area

• It is in an urban area

• It's on another planet

Multiple Choice

What can we infer about the town square where the musicians perform?

• It is a very popular spot for tourists

• It is rarely visited by locals

• It is used for ceremonies

• It has no visitors

Multiple Choice

Why do the two musicians start competing with each other?

• They are trying to impress a talent scout.

• They are fighting over the last spot in town square.

• They want to win the coin from the little girl.

• They are long time enemies.

Multiple Choice

What can we infer about the little girl's actions?

• She is easily intimidated.

• She is generous and appreciate music.

• She is indecisive and easily influenced.

• She is cunning and manipulative.

Multiple Choice

What does the music competition suggest about the musician's personalities?

• They are both insecure.

• They are passionate about music.

• They prioritize winning.

• They are trying to be entertaining.

Multiple Choice

How does the setting contribute to the mood of the film?

• It creates a sense of isolation.

• It adds to the comedy.

• It emphasizes the music.

• It shows how much the characters hate each other.

Multiple Choice

Why does the pigeon initially approach the secret agent's briefcase?

• It sees its reflection

• Its curious about the gadgets

• It smells food inside.

• Its trained to find secret items.

Multiple Choice

What can we infer about the secret agent's experience with pigeons?

• He loves animals.

• He has a fear of birds.

• He underestimates the pigeon.

• He is an expert on birds.

Multiple Choice

How does the setting contribute to the chaos in the film?

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• It is crowded with people.

• It is isolated and quiet.

• It has many obstacles.

• It changes rapidly.

Multiple Choice

What can we infer about the design of the secret agent's gadgets?

• They are user-friendly.

• They are meant for defensive purposes only.

• They require special training to use.

• They are not secure.

Multiple Choice

What lesson can be inferred from the agent's ordeal?

• Always be prepared for the unexpected.

• Animals are super strong.

• Technology solves all problems.

• Working alone is better.