Crow: The Legend

Other than Crow, which character flies to outer space?

• Owl

• Moth

• Raven

• The One Who Creates Everything by Thinking

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Which character is slow?

• Owl

• Skunk

• Turtle

• Crow

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Which character creates the plan for the animals to deal with the cold?

• Owl

• Skunk

• Turtle

• Crow

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Which characters use "earthy" as a compliment for each other?

• Moth and Crow

• The One Who Creates Everything by Thinking and Crow

• Skunk and Crow

• Turtle and Crow

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Why is it dangerous for Moth to go to space?

• He cannot breathe in space.

• He doesn't know the way and will get lost.

• He is too slow and will freeze.

• He will be attracted to the sun.

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The fact that The One Who Creates Everything by Thinking turns out to be a small bug is ironic. Which TYPE of irony is this?

• dramatic

• situational

• verbal

• identical

Turtle is very slow throughout the film, in his movements and his speaking. However, once the fire warms the forest, he becomes fast. Which type of irony is this?

• dramatic

• situational

• verbal

• identical

Whose belief in Crow causes him to change?

• Moth

• Sun

• The One Who Creates Everything by Thinking

• Skunk

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Which of these is NOT a reason the word "legend" appears in the title of the film?

• Crow is voiced by John Legend.

• Crow has a legendary voice and beauty.

• The story explains how earth got seasons and fire.

• The story explains why crows eat dead things.

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There are many types of _______ represented in the story, including Crow v. himself as he changes from arrogant and self-centered to grounded and self-sacrificing and the animals v. nature as the weather changes.

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