The Help Movie Quiz

What year is "The Help" movie set in?

• 1954

• 1963

• 1972

• 1969

Who is the main character in "The Help" who decides to write a book from the perspective of the maids?

• Minny Jackson

• Hilly Holbrook

• Skeeter Phelan

• Aibileen Clark

What does the pie that Minny gives to Hilly symbolize?

• Friendship

• Revenge

• Forgiveness

• Love

How does racism and segregation impact the lives of the maids in the movie?

• They are paid well but treated poorly.

• They are not allowed to use the same facilities as the white families they work for.

• They are given equal rights as the white families.

• They are treated as family members by the white families they work for.

What is the significance of the "Help" book within the movie?

• It serves as a cookbook.

• It is a symbol of the maids' resistance against racial injustices.

• It represents the friendships formed between the maids and the white families.

• It is used as a manual for proper etiquette.

Why does Skeeter want to write the book?

• To become famous.

• To make money.

• To reveal the truth about the maids' experiences.

• To impress a man.

What risk do the maids face by contributing their stories to the book?

• Losing their jobs.

• Being ostracized by their community.

• Both A and B.

• No risk, as their stories are anonymous.

How does the community react to the publication of the "Help" book?

• They celebrate its release.

• They are indifferent.

• They are angry and feel betrayed.

• They don't realize the stories are about them.

What theme is explored through the relationship between Aibileen and Mae Mobley?

• The power of education

• The impact of neglect

• The influence of a motherly figure

• The irrelevance of race in forming bonds

What does the bathroom initiative led by Hilly Holbrook represent?

• Progressiveness

• Racial equality

• Racial segregation

• Economic disparity