Moana's Hero's Journey Quiz

What is Moana's Call to Adventure?

• Moana's Call to Adventure is when she is chosen by the ocean to find Maui and restore the heart of Te Fiti.

• Moana's Call to Adventure is when she discovers a hidden treasure on her island.

• Moana's Call to Adventure is when she is invited to a royal ball.

• Moana's Call to Adventure is when she decides to become a professional surfer.

Why does Moana initially refuse the call to adventure?

• She doesn't believe in the legends of Maui

• She is too busy with her daily chores to embark on an adventure

• She is too scared to leave her island

• She is forbidden by her father and feels a sense of duty to stay and help her people on the island.

Who is Moana's mentor in her journey?

• Maui

• Pua

• Tamatoa

• Heihei

What is the first threshold Moana crosses?

• river

• reef

• beach

• ocean

What is Moana's ordeal in her journey?

• Moana's ordeal in her journey is to find a lost treasure.

• Moana's ordeal in her journey is to become a great warrior.

• Moana's ordeal in her journey is to find her long-lost family.

• Moana's ordeal in her journey is to restore the heart of Te Fiti and save her island from destruction.

What is the significance of Moana's necklace?

• It is a symbol of Moana's bravery.

• It contains the heart of Te Fiti.

• It is a magical talisman.

• It is a family heirloom.

Who is the main antagonist in Moana?

• Maui

• Heihei

• Tamatoa

• Te Ka

What is the ultimate goal of Moana's journey?

• To become the chief of her village

• To conquer other islands and expand her territory

• To restore the heart of Te Fiti and save her island from the darkness.

• To find a lost treasure

What does Moana learn about herself during her journey?

• Moana learns that she is the chosen one to restore the heart of Te Fiti and save her people.

• Moana learns that her journey was all just a dream

• Moana learns that she is not capable of saving her people

• Moana learns that she is actually a villain trying to destroy Te Fiti

What is the significance of the ocean in Moana's journey?

• The ocean has no significance in Moana's journey.

• The ocean is just a physical barrier that Moana needs to overcome.

• The ocean represents fear and danger for Moana.

• The ocean symbolizes adventure, exploration, and self-discovery for Moana.