Exploring Walter Mitty's Journey

How does Walter Mitty's character evolve throughout the film?

• He becomes more introverted and withdrawn.

• He gains confidence and becomes more adventurous.

• He remains unchanged and continues daydreaming.

• He becomes more cynical and pessimistic.

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What is a central theme in "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"?

• The importance of wealth and status.

• The power of imagination and self-discovery.

• The inevitability of fate.

• The dangers of technology.

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Which motif is frequently used in the film to highlight Walter's inner world?

• Water

• Fire

• Daydreams

• Music

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What motivates Walter Mitty to embark on his real-life adventure?

• A desire to escape his mundane job.

• A quest to find a missing photograph.

• A need to prove himself to his family.

• A challenge from his boss.

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Summarize a key event that marks a turning point for Walter Mitty in the film.

• Walter decides to quit his job.

• Walter jumps into the ocean from a helicopter.

• Walter wins a lottery.

• Walter buys a new car.

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How does Walter's relationship with Cheryl Melhoff influence his journey?

• It discourages him from taking risks.

• It inspires him to pursue his dreams.

• It causes him to doubt himself.

• It has no impact on his journey.

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What does the missing photograph symbolize for Walter Mitty?

• His failure at work.

• His connection to the real world.

• His lost childhood.

• His unfulfilled dreams.

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Identify a recurring theme in Walter's daydreams.

• Heroism and bravery.

• Wealth and luxury.

• Fear and anxiety.

• Loneliness and isolation.

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What is Walter Mitty's primary occupation at the beginning of the film?

• A travel photographer.

• A magazine photo editor.

• A writer.

• A graphic designer.

How does the film portray the contrast between Walter's real life and his daydreams?

• By using different color palettes.

• By changing the film's aspect ratio.

• By altering the sound design.

• By switching between black and white and color.

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