Erin Brockovich

Julia Roberts's performance as Erin Brockovich was:

• Outstanding

• Average

• Poor

• Unremarkable

The pacing of the movie can be described as:

• Fast-paced

• Slow-paced

• Well-balanced

• Erratic

Erin Brockovich presents herself in a certain way. How does her appearance influence how others perceive her?

• Her appearance makes others take her more seriously.

• Her appearance causes others to underestimate her.

• Her appearance has no effect on how others perceive her.

• Her appearance makes her seem unapproachable.

Erin Brockovich is motivated to pursue the case against PG&E because:

• She wants to become famous.

• She is seeking financial compensation for herself.

• She is determined to help the affected community.

• She is forced by her employer.

The three most important things in Erin's life are:

• Family, friends, and career

• Money, fame, and power

• Travel, adventure, and food

• Books, music, and art

How does Erin's personality and work ethic impact her ability to achieve her goals?

• They help her stay motivated and focused on her goals.

• They make it difficult for her to achieve her goals.

• They have no impact on her ability to achieve her goals.

• They cause her to give up easily.

What sacrifices does Erin make throughout the film?

• She gives up her job and personal life to help others.

• She moves to a new city for a fresh start.

• She becomes a famous actress.

• She wins a lottery and donates the money.

What was happening to the people in Hinkley? What were the health effects of hexavalent chromium contamination?

• They experienced improved health and well-being.

• They suffered from various health problems such as cancers and respiratory issues.

• There were no noticeable effects on the population.

• They became immune to diseases.

How does PG&E respond to the concerns of the Hinkley residents?

• By ignoring their concerns

• By addressing their concerns and providing compensation

• By relocating the residents

• By denying any wrongdoing

What are some examples of PG&E's efforts to "bury" the facts of the water contamination?

• They falsified documents and withheld information from the public.

• They immediately informed the public and took responsibility.

• They increased transparency and provided regular updates.

• They partnered with environmental groups to clean up the contamination.