Exploring Plot Structure in Finding Nemo

Why is Finding Nemo considered a great movie to study plot structure?

• It has no conflict.

• It is a top-rated Pixar movie.

• It has a simple storyline.

• It was released in 2003.

What is the purpose of the exposition phase in a story?

• To introduce the main conflict.

• To build the world and introduce characters.

• To resolve the story.

• To create the climax.

What significant event marks the inciting incident in Finding Nemo?

• Dory introduces herself.

• Nemo gets lost and Marlin must save him.

• The story switches to Nemo's point of view.

• Marlin and Nemo find each other.

Which character introduces the theme of 'just keep swimming'?

• Marlin

• Nemo

• Dory

• Crush

What does the rising action in a story typically involve?

• Resolution of conflicts.

• The final outcome.

• A moment of calm.

• Introduction of new conflicts and characters.

What is the climax of a story characterized by?

• The introduction of new characters.

• The resolution of all conflicts.

• The highest point of tension.

• The introduction of the main conflict.

During the climax of Finding Nemo, what happens to Marlin and Nemo?

• They both return to the coral reef.

• They both get lost.

• They find each other but are immediately separated.

• They find each other and stay together.

What theme is reinforced during the climax of Finding Nemo?

• Fear

• Sadness

• Anger

• Trust

What marks the beginning of the falling action in Finding Nemo?

• Nemo's possible demise.

• Introduction of new characters.

• The initial conflict.

• Marlin's realization that Nemo is okay.

What is the final outcome for Marlin at the end of Finding Nemo?

• He continues to be overprotective.

• He learns to trust and let go.

• He decides to leave the coral reef.

• He loses Nemo again.