Exploring Diversity in Spider-Verse

Which character in "Spiderman: Into the Spider-verse" is of African-American and Puerto Rican descent, representing cultural diversity?

• Peter Parker

• Miles Morales

• Gwen Stacy

• Spider-Man Noir

What is the main city setting in "Spiderman: Into the Spider-verse" that showcases a diverse urban community?

• Metropolis

• Gotham City

• New York City

• Central City

Which of the following best describes empathy as shown by Miles Morales when he interacts with other Spider-people?

• He ignores their feelings.

• He tries to understand their struggles and helps them.

• He competes with them for attention.

• He avoids talking to them.

How does the film use different animation styles for each Spider-person to highlight cultural representation?

• By making all characters look the same

• By using unique visual styles for each character’s universe

• By only focusing on one character’s background

• By not showing any differences

Which scene in the movie best demonstrates the theme of inclusion in communities?

• Miles working alone in his room

• The Spider-people teaming up to defeat Kingpin

• The villain’s monologue

• The school principal talking to Miles

Why is it important for Miles Morales to see other Spider-people who are different from him?

• It makes him feel less special

• It helps him realize that anyone can be a hero, regardless of background

• It confuses him about his identity

• It makes him want to quit being Spider-Man

Explain how the film addresses social justice themes through the character of Miles Morales. Use examples from the movie to support your answer.

• The film ignores social justice themes.

• The film shows Miles overcoming stereotypes and expectations, such as being underestimated at school and in his community, and rising to become a hero.

• The film only focuses on action scenes.

• The film only shows villains being punished.

Describe a moment in the film where an ally supports Miles Morales. Why is this support important for inclusion?

• When Peter B. Parker mentors Miles and encourages him to believe in himself, showing that allies help others feel included and empowered.

• When Kingpin tries to stop Miles.

• When Miles is left alone.

• When Gwen Stacy ignores Miles.

How does the film encourage viewers to practice empathy in their own lives?

• By showing characters who only care about themselves

• By showing characters who listen to and support each other, even when they are different

• By focusing only on fighting scenes

• By ignoring the feelings of others

In what way does "Spiderman: Into the Spider-verse" demonstrate the role of allies in fighting for social justice?

• Allies work together, regardless of their differences, to stand up against injustice and support each other’s strengths.

• Allies compete against each other.

• Allies ignore problems in the community.

• Allies only help themselves.