Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Worksheet

What motivates Miles Morales to fully embrace being Spider-Man?

• His father's praise of Spider-Man during the final battle

• Seeing the sacrifice made by Peter Parker from another dimension

• The death of his universe's Peter Parker and the responsibility that follows

• Gwen Stacy convincing him he’s ready for heroism

Which theme is most clearly represented by the quote: "Anyone can wear the mask"?

• Technology’s influence on identity

• Inclusivity and the idea that heroism is universal

• The burden of secrecy

• Rebellion against authority

How does Miles’ relationship with his father evolve throughout the film?

• It becomes more distant as Miles gains independence

• It remains the same; Miles keeps his identity hidden permanently

• It grows stronger as Miles proves his maturity and responsibility

• It deteriorates after Miles drops out of school

What is the significance of the “leap of faith” scene?

• It symbolizes Miles finally believing in himself and stepping into his role as Spider-Man

• It shows that Miles is willing to die for the multiverse

• It reflects his desire to escape his responsibilities

• It proves that he can be better than the original Spider-Man

Why does Peter B. Parker initially resist helping Miles?

• He doesn’t believe Miles has powers

• He doesn’t want to return to his own dimension

• He is disillusioned and afraid of mentoring someone new

• He thinks helping will destroy the multiverse

What does Kingpin hope to achieve by activating the collider?

• Controlling the multiverse

• Destroying Spider-Man permanently

• Reuniting with an alternate version of his wife and son

• Merging all versions of New York into one universe

How is identity a key theme in the film?

• It questions whether Spider-Man is needed in modern society

• It shows that everyone, regardless of their background, can be heroic

• It proves that only certain people are destined to be heroes

• It challenges the morality of using secret identities

Which quote best represents Miles’ transformation into Spider-Man?

• “You’re like me.”

• “I never thought I’d be able to do any of this.”

• “I’m Spider-Man. And I’m not the only one.”

• “Do I have to be you to be Spider-Man?”

Why is the glitching of characters from other dimensions significant?

• It shows how dangerous Kingpin’s collider truly is

• It’s a comedic device to lighten dark scenes

• It allows the audience to tell them apart

• It indicates they don’t belong in this universe and are at risk of dying

What makes Miles different from the other Spider-People?

• He is the youngest

• His powers include invisibility and venom strike

• He doesn’t want to return to his universe

• He was already trained before getting bitten