Disney's Planes: The Science Behind the Film ComprehensionQu

The main purpose of this article is

• to give us a summary of the movie Planes

• to give us a history of flight

• to tell us who all worked on the movie

• to give us an insight as to how much research and science goes into making a movie such as Planes

The author of the article writes "It takes a village to make an animated film." What does that mean?

• The movie was recorded in a village

• it takes a lot of people to make an animated movie

• Everyone in one village had to help make the movie.

• The author made a typo and it should say "viral" instead of village

Which do you think is a good definition for "aviation"?

• the flying or operating of aircraft

• it's the verb form of an avatar

• a large cage, building, or enclosure for keeping birds in

• a large cage, building, or enclosure for keeping planes in

What is Dusty afraid of?

• drowning/the water

• flying out of town

• heights

• flying too fast

Why did Dan Abrahan feel that it was difficult to write the story/script for Planes?

• because of the length of the movie

• because of the flying aspect

• because they had never made an animated movie

• because only 1 person worked on it

What did they have to do to ensure all the race stops felt real and authentic?

• visit various locations to get the feel of air racing

• research flight data online

• watch other movies about flight

• nothing really

It says that "Val Kilmer is behind the voice of Bravo". What does that mean?

• Bravo looks like Vil Kilmer

• Val Kilmer designed Bravo

• Vil Kilmer was the voice for Bravo in the movie

• Vil Kilmer used technology to make up a robotic voice for Bravo.

How did they make the airplane sounds in the movie?

• Recorded actual airplane sounds

• they are all computer-generated

• there were no airplane sounds

• a robot made the noises