Moana's Community and Personal Journey

Moana learns about the traditions and resources of her village, Motunui. The community values the coconut for its many uses, emphasizing sustainability and self-sufficiency. Moana is encouraged to find happiness in her surroundings and embrace her identity and leadership role. The narrative highlights the importance of community, tradition, and self-discovery.

What is emphasized as the core of the village's way of life in the introduction?

• Modern technology

• Tradition and community

• Individual achievements

• Global trade

What activity are the villagers practicing in the introduction?

• Cooking

• Dancing

• Hunting

• Fishing

How do the villagers utilize the coconut?

• They use it for decoration

• They use every part of it

• They trade it with other islands

• They only eat the fruit

What lesson is highlighted about happiness in the section on the coconut?

• Happiness is found in solitude

• Happiness is found where you are

• Happiness is found in travel

• Happiness is found in wealth

What internal conflict does Moana face?

• Choosing between two career paths

• Deciding whether to follow her father's orders

• Deciding whether to leave the island

• Choosing between her love for the ocean and her duties

What does Moana's inner voice encourage her to do?

• Follow her father's star

• Ignore her responsibilities

• Leave the island

• Pursue wealth

What role is Moana expected to take in the village's future?

• A fisherman

• A trader

• A chief and leader

• A dancer

What is the key message about community in the final section?

• The village should focus on isolation

• The village should seek external help

• Community is less important than individual success

• Unity and shared goals are vital