Ferdinand Quiz

Analyze how Ferdinand's character evolves from the beginning to the end of the movie. Provide specific examples to support your analysis.

• Ferdinand remains the same throughout the movie.

• Ferdinand starts as a timid bull and becomes aggressive.

• Ferdinand starts as a peaceful bull and remains peaceful, but becomes more confident and assertive.

• Ferdinand starts as an aggressive bull and becomes peaceful.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Discuss the significance of Ferdinand's relationship with Nina in the movie. How does it impact his actions and decisions?

• It makes him more aggressive.

• It has no significant impact on his actions.

• It reinforces his peaceful nature and motivates him to return home.

• It makes him want to become a fighting bull.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Evaluate the role of the flower in Ferdinand's life. How does it symbolize his character and beliefs?

• The flower symbolizes aggression and strength.

• The flower symbolizes peace and gentleness.

• The flower has no symbolic meaning.

• The flower symbolizes fear and timidity.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Summarize the main plot of "Ferdinand" in your own words, focusing on the key events that shape the story.

• Ferdinand becomes a fighting bull and wins many battles.

• Ferdinand escapes from the bullfighting ring and lives peacefully on a farm.

• Ferdinand is captured and forced to fight, but he ultimately finds a way to return to his peaceful life.

• Ferdinand travels the world to find his true purpose.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Analyze the theme of non-violence in "Ferdinand." How is this theme portrayed through the characters and events in the movie?

• Non-violence is portrayed as a weakness.

• Non-violence is portrayed as a strength and a core value of Ferdinand.

• Non-violence is not a significant theme in the movie.

• Non-violence is portrayed as an unrealistic ideal.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Discuss how the movie "Ferdinand" addresses the issue of animal rights. Provide specific examples from the film.

• The movie does not address animal rights.

• The movie portrays animals as happy in captivity.

• The movie highlights the cruelty of bullfighting and the importance of treating animals with kindness.

• The movie suggests that animals should be used for entertainment.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Evaluate the impact of "Ferdinand" on popular culture. How has the movie influenced public perception of bullfighting and animal rights?

• The movie has had no impact on popular culture.

• The movie has reinforced the popularity of bullfighting.

• The movie has raised awareness about the cruelty of bullfighting and promoted animal rights.

• The movie has made bullfighting more popular.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Analyze the role of humor in "Ferdinand." How does it contribute to the overall message of the movie?

• Humor is used to trivialize serious issues.

• Humor is used to make the movie more entertaining without any deeper significance.

• Humor is used to highlight the absurdity of bullfighting and to make the message of non-violence more accessible.

• Humor is not present in the movie.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Discuss the significance of the setting in "Ferdinand." How does the rural farm contrast with the bullfighting ring, and what does this contrast symbolize?

• The rural farm and the bullfighting ring are similar in their portrayal.

• The rural farm symbolizes peace and freedom, while the bullfighting ring symbolizes violence and captivity.

• The rural farm symbolizes violence, while the bullfighting ring symbolizes peace.

• The setting has no symbolic significance.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Analyze the character of Valiente in "Ferdinand." How does his relationship with Ferdinand evolve, and what does it reveal about his character?

• Valiente remains hostile towards Ferdinand throughout the movie.

• Valiente starts as Ferdinand's friend and becomes his enemy.

• Valiente starts as Ferdinand's enemy but eventually respects and supports him.

• Valiente has no significant relationship with Ferdinand.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking