1917 Movie Quiz

What is the plot summary of the movie 1917?

• The movie 1917 is a romantic comedy set during World War I.

• The movie 1917 is about two soldiers delivering a message to stop an attack during World War I.

• The movie 1917 is a documentary about the making of the film.

• The movie 1917 is a science fiction movie set in the future.

Who are the main characters in the movie 1917?

• The main characters in the movie 1917 are Captain Smith and Lieutenant Johnson.

• The main characters in the movie 1917 are Private Davis and Sergeant Thompson.

• The main characters in the movie 1917 are Colonel Anderson and Major Roberts.

• The main characters in the movie 1917 are Lance Corporal Schofield and Lance Corporal Blake.

In which year does the movie 1917 take place?

• 1917

• 1945

• 1920

• 1916

What is the mission of the two soldiers in the movie 1917?

• Their mission is to deliver a message to stop an attack and save lives.

• Their mission is to assassinate a high-ranking officer.

• Their mission is to retrieve a valuable artifact.

• Their mission is to rescue a captured comrade.

Who directed the movie 1917?

• Christopher Nolan

• Steven Spielberg

• Quentin Tarantino

• Sam Mendes

Which war is depicted in the movie 1917?

• Vietnam War

• World War I

• World War II

• Korean War

What is the significance of the title '1917'?

• It is the number of awards the movie won.

• It is the number of characters in the movie title.

• It is the number of countries the movie was released in.

• It represents the year in which the events of the movie take place.

What challenges do the main characters face during their mission in the movie 1917?

• navigating through enemy territory, avoiding enemy soldiers, crossing treacherous landscapes, delivering a crucial message

• Solving complex puzzles

• Fighting off wild animals

• Finding hidden treasure

What is the visual style used in the movie 1917?

• Slow motion

• Single-shot technique

• Black and white

• Animated

How was the movie 1917 received by critics and audiences?

• mediocre

• poorly received

• mixed reviews

• highly praised