Exploring the World of Toy Story 2: You Are a Toy

The transcript follows a conversation involving Woody, a rare Sheriff Woody doll, who is torn between staying with his Roundup Gang to be displayed in a toy museum in Japan or returning to his life as a child's plaything. The dialogue explores themes of identity, purpose, and the value of being loved by a child. Woody faces a dilemma about his future, weighing the permanence of being a museum piece against the transient but fulfilling life of being a toy loved by a child.

What code does the stranger mention?

• Code 123

• Code 546

• Code 789

• Code 999

Where does Woody say he is being taken?

• A toy store

• A friend's house

• A toy museum in Japan

• A theme park

What TV show was Woody a star of?

• Toy Adventures

• Sheriff's Show

• Toy Story

• Roundup

What item does Woody mention he was?

• A yo-yo

• A record player

• A toy car

• A puzzle

Why does Woody feel he can't leave the museum?

• The other toys need him to get into the museum

• He loves the museum

• He is afraid of being alone

• He wants to be famous

What does Buzz argue Woody is?

• A collector's item

• A museum piece

• A rare toy

• A child's plaything

What does Woody say about life being worth living?

• If you are with friends

• If you are famous

• If you are in a museum

• If you are loved by a kid

What does Buzz say about Woody's time?

• He should leave

• He should stay

• He wasted it

• He used it wisely

What is Woody's final decision?

• To stay in the museum

• To leave with Buzz

• To stay alone

• To go to another museum

What song is referenced at the end?

• We Are the Champions

• Hakuna Matata

• You've Got a Friend in Me

• Let It Go