The Mighty Ducks: Identifying Narrative Purpose

1.       What is the main theme of "The Mighty Ducks"?

• Friendship

• Redemption

• Competition

• Adventure

How does Gordon Bombay's character (Coach) change throughout the movie?

• He becomes more selfish

• He becomes less compassionate

• He becomes more dedicated

• He becomes less confident

Describe the conflict that drives the plot of "The Mighty Ducks."

• The Ducks want to win a championship

• Coach Bombay wants to impress his boss

• Gordon Bombay's struggle to coach a youth hockey team

• The Ducks want to become professional hockey players

How does teamwork play a role in the story?

• It is iffelevant

• It causes conflicts

• It helps the Ducks overcome challenges

• It leads to the Ducks' downfall

What does the name "The Mighty Ducks" represent in the context of the movie?

• Fearlessness

• Underdog Spirit

• Arrogance

• Sportsmanship

What is a Secondary Theme of the movie?

• Overcoming adversity

• Winning a championship

• Coaching is better than being a lawyer

• Getting better at hockey

Identify one literary device used in the film and explain how it enhances the story.

• Simile - It helps compare two unlike things for better understanding

• Alliteration - It repeats consonant sounds for emphasis

• Metaphor - It creates vivid imagery by directly comparing two things

• Foreshadowing - It hints at future events in the story

How do the Ducks initially feel about Coach Bombay, and how does their relationship evolve?

• They fear him; they continue to fear him

• They dislike him; they start to trust and respect him

• They admire him; they become jealous of him

• They ignore him; they continue to ignore him

What lesson do the Ducks learn about perseverance and overcoming challenges?

• They learn that giving up is okay

• They learn to persevere and overcome obstacles

• They learn that success comes without effort

• They learn that some challenges are insurmountable

Describe one scene that demonstrates the theme of friendship in the movie.

• The Ducks argue and separate

• The Ducks support each other during a tough game

• The Ducks betray each other for personal gain

• The Ducks compete against each other for glory