Hercules Movie Quiz

What is the primary motivation for Hercules to become a true hero in the Disney movie?

• To gain fame and fortune

• To return to Mount Olympus and be with his parents

• To win Megara's love

• To defeat Hades

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DOK Level 1: Recall

Describe the character development of Hercules from the beginning to the end of the movie. How does his understanding of heroism change?

• He starts as a weakling and becomes physically strong, believing heroism is about strength.

• He initially seeks fame but learns that true heroism is about selflessness and sacrifice.

• He always knows what heroism is but struggles to achieve it.

• He believes heroism is about defeating monsters but learns it's about intelligence.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Summarize the main plot of the Hercules movie in three sentences.

• Hercules is born a god but is turned mortal by Hades. He trains to become a hero to regain his godhood. In the end, he sacrifices his chance to be a god to save Megara.

• Hercules is a mortal who becomes a god through his heroic deeds. He defeats Hades and saves the world. He chooses to stay on Earth with Megara.

• Hercules is a demigod who wants to become a hero. He defeats Hades and becomes a god. He decides to live on Mount Olympus.

• Hercules is a mortal who wants to become a hero. He trains under Phil and defeats Hades. He becomes a god and stays on Mount Olympus.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Analyze the role of Megara in Hercules' journey. How does her character influence his development?

• She is a damsel in distress who motivates Hercules to become stronger.

• She is a love interest who initially deceives Hercules but ultimately helps him understand true heroism.

• She is a sidekick who supports Hercules in his battles.

• She is a villain who tries to stop Hercules from achieving his goals.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Which song in the Hercules movie is performed by the Muses and serves as the opening number?

• "Go the Distance"

• "Zero to Hero"

• "The Gospel Truth"

• "I Won't Say (I'm in Love)"

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DOK Level 1: Recall

Explain the significance of the song "Go the Distance" in Hercules' character arc.

• It represents his desire for fame and recognition.

• It symbolizes his journey and determination to find where he belongs.

• It shows his love for Megara.

• It highlights his physical strength and abilities.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Discuss how the musical elements in "I Won't Say (I'm in Love)" reflect Megara's internal conflict.

• The upbeat tempo shows her happiness.

• The contrasting melodies reflect her denial and true feelings.

• The slow rhythm indicates her sadness.

• The lack of harmony shows her confusion.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Evaluate the use of Greek mythology in the musical elements of the Hercules movie. How do the songs enhance the mythological setting?

• The songs use modern pop elements to make the story more relatable.

• The songs incorporate traditional Greek instruments to create an authentic atmosphere.

• The songs are purely for entertainment and do not relate to the mythology.

• The songs use gospel and soul influences to add a unique twist to the mythological setting.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

What animation technique was primarily used in the creation of the Hydra in the Hercules movie?

• Traditional hand-drawn animation

• Stop-motion animation

• Computer-generated imagery (CGI)

• Claymation

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DOK Level 1: Recall

Describe the animation style used in the Hercules movie. How does it differ from other Disney movies of the same era?

• It uses a more angular and exaggerated style compared to the softer, more realistic styles of other Disney movies.

• It uses a realistic style similar to that of The Lion King.

• It uses a minimalist style with fewer details.

• It uses a dark and gothic style.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept