What are some of the themes in Hunt for the Wilderpeople?

What are themes?

• A) A list of characters in a story

• B) The setting of a story

• C) The central topic, subject, or message within a narrative

• D) The plot of a story

What does the theme 'Family' refer to in the context of the film?

• The biological relatives of a character

• The close connection to other people in one's life

• The family history and ancestry of a character

• The legal guardians of a character

What is the meaning of 'Survival and self reliance' as defined in the PowerPoint on The Hunt for the Wilderpeople?

• The process of adapting to new environments

• The ability to depend on others for basic needs

• The way we keep ourselves alive and the ability to rely on oneself for needs

• The skills required to live in the wilderness

How is 'Loss' described in the PowerPoint on Hunt for the Wilderpeople?

• The financial implications after a tragedy

• The process we go through after losing a competition

• The emotional journey after losing a prized possession

• The process we go through after someone close to us passes on

What does 'Growing up' explore according to the definitions provided in the PowerPoint on Hunt for the Wilderpeople?

• The physical changes characters undergo in the film

• The educational achievements of the characters

• The psychological and moral growth of the characters in the film

• The aging process of the characters from childhood to adulthood

What aspect does 'Nature' focus on in the context of the story of Hunt for the Wilderpeople?

• The natural talents of the characters

• The way the environment affects the story

• The biological instincts of the characters

• The physical setting of the story only

According to the film 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople,' what does a family not need to be about?

• A) A bond between people

• B) Blood relations

• C) Living in the same house

• D) Having the same last name

What is the task suggested for groups to do in relation to the film 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople'?

• A) Discuss the definition of family

• B) Create a timeline of Ricky's behavior changes

• C) Write a summary of the film

• D) Compare the film to real-life families

Who has more trouble accepting another person into his family, Ricky or Hector?

• Ricky

• Hector

• Both equally

• Neither

How does the concept of 'Adventure' play a role in 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople'?

• It highlights the dangers of the wilderness

• It serves as a backdrop for the character development

• It is used to showcase the survival skills of the characters

• It represents the journey of self-discovery for the characters