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WorksheetsSpirited Away Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the importance of Spirited Away being a Japanese animated film?
It allows characters to have abilities that normal humans cannot have without special effects.
Animated films are a staple in Japan. They are as popular if not more popular than traditional films.
Animation is a stylistic choice many directors choose in order to portray their vision of the film.
All of the above
What is an appropriate characterization for Chihiro at the beginning of the film?
She is a sweet young girl excited to move to a new town. Some would call her normal or average.
She is a young girl upset she has to move, but she is still ready for adventures to come! Some would call her adventurous.
She is a young girl angry she has to move, and she takes it out on her parents. Some would call her a brat.
She is a young girl unbothered by the fact that she is moving because she has very little friends. Some would call her a loner.
What motif is seen throughout the movie
Water
Food
Pigs
Nature
Chihiro's parents being turned into pigs is an allusion to what?
Alice in Wonderland
The Chronicles of Narnia
Where the Wild Things Are
Through the Looking Glass
What is the main goal of the film?
Chihiro has to learn how to survive in the spirit world
Chihiro has to learn how to be successful in the bath house
Chihiro has to save her parents from Yubaba
Chihiro has to save the bath house from Yubaba, No Face, and other evils.
What is a word that would NOT describe Haku?
Manipulative
Kind
Mysterious
Confused
What does Chihiro lose when she signs her contract with Yubaba?
Her name
Her memories of her old life
Her parents
Her possessions
Her physical appearance
Why is it such a big deal Chihiro loses her name?
It was all she had left that was her's in the spirit world
She was named after her granny so it is important to her
Chihiro means "to search," and "to seek," so it takes away her personality
Her new name Sen means "cent," so it is a reminder of what she owes Yubaba
How does gold effect the people of the bath house?
It encourages workers to be rude to one another and always put themselves first
It makes Yubaba hateful to everyone around her other than her baby Boh.
It blinds everyone to No Face's changes, and the damage he is causing to the bath house and the workers
All of the above
Why does No Face get angry when Chihiro doesn't want his gold?
Chihiro was the first person who was kind to him, so he wants to make her happy
He can't control Chihiro like he can control the other workers if she doesn't want his gold
He is creating gold so Chihiro can pay back Yubaba and save her parents, but she doesn't want his help
Chihiro is the only person in the bath house who isn't interest in his gold because she can see the monster he has become
Why does Chihiro forgive No Face?
He apologizes
She realizes the bath house is what turned him into a monster
He helped save Haku
He gives her gold to buy a train ticket
How is Boh a foil to Chihiro?
Boh and Chihiro both have to fight to save their families, but it makes Chihiro kind and Boh mean
Boh is a brat like Chihiro, but he never grows out of it
They are both scared, but Boh refuses to face his fears while Chihiro fights them
Chihiro and Boh both have to learn from the spirit world, and Chihiro learns to be stronger when Boh breaks under pressure
What theme does the film show through the "Stink Spirit?"
Working hard can lead to great rewards
Being greedy can force you to do horrible things
Being kind to someone who doesn't deserve it can wind up hurting you in the long run
You can't judge someone by the way they look
What is an example of secondary goal the film?
Chihiro traveling to Zeniba to save Haku
Chihiro working in the bath house to save her parents
Chihiro fighting to remember her name
Chihiro working with Haku to remember her name
What is Chihiro's characterization by the end of the film?
A brat who only wants what she thinks is best for her
A strong girl who will do whatever she has to in order to achieve her goal, even if it's not right
A strong young girl who will fight for what's right even if she's afraid
A girl who fears nothing and will show courage even in the face of danger
Similar to Maleficent, Spirited Away blurs the lines of “evil.” what do you think this says about what it means to be a villain?
Evil doesn't really exist because everyone is working towards their goals in life
Sometimes people put their main goal ahead of what is right, but that doesn't make them an evil person
Evil can be found in everyone. Even if they think they are a good person.
Villains are clearly separate from the hero in the film
