Forrest Gump and the Vietnam War

What is the name of Forrest Gump’s best friend whom he meets during his time in Vietnam?

• Bubba

• Jimmy

• Jenny

• Billy

Which item does Bubba famously say he could cook in many different ways?

• Chicken

• Shrimp

• Fish

• Pork

In the Vietnam scenes, what does Forrest do that earns him the Medal of Honor?

• He captures an enemy soldier

• He saves several members of his platoon

• He destroys an enemy base

• He finds a secret map

Which song is played during the Vietnam War scenes in "Forrest Gump," reflecting the era’s culture?

• "Fortunate Son" by Creedence Clearwater Revival

• "Hey Jude" by The Beatles

• "Respect" by Aretha Franklin

• "Born to Run" by Bruce Springsteen

What does Lieutenant Dan lose during the Vietnam War scenes?

• His eyesight

• His legs

• His hearing

• His arm

How does the film "Forrest Gump" use music to reflect the cultural atmosphere of the Vietnam War era?

• By only using classical music

• By including popular rock songs from the 1960s and 1970s

• By using traditional Vietnamese music

• By not using any music

Explain how Forrest’s actions during the Vietnam War scenes demonstrate his character traits.

• He follows orders without question, showing obedience

• He risks his life to save others, showing bravery and loyalty

• He hides from danger, showing fear

• He ignores his friends, showing selfishness

Why is the friendship between Forrest and Bubba significant in the context of the Vietnam War scenes?

• It shows the importance of teamwork and loyalty during difficult times

• It is only used for comic relief

• It has no impact on the story

• It causes problems for the platoon

How does the portrayal of Lieutenant Dan after the war reflect the challenges faced by Vietnam veterans?

• He becomes a successful businessman immediately

• He struggles with his injuries and purpose, showing the difficulties veterans faced

• He forgets about the war completely

• He moves to another country

In what way does "Forrest Gump" use Forrest’s experiences in Vietnam to comment on American society during the 1960s and 1970s?

• By ignoring historical events

• By showing how ordinary people were affected by major events

• By focusing only on military leaders

• By making the war seem unimportant