The film Rabbit-Proof fence takes place in Australia in 1931. The place and time is an example of the movie's ____________________________.

What was the name of the city that Molly and Gracie were originally from?

Molly's character in the movie Rabbit-Proof fence would be best described as the _______________________.

In the movie, the story is narrarated by Molly in ____________________________.

What is the name of the camps that Molly, Gracie, and Daisy were stolen from their homes and taken to?

___________________ is Molly and Daisy's cousin from Wiluna who escapes from the Moor River camps with them.

Tens of thousands of Aboriginal people forcibly removed from their families as children between the 1900s and the 1960s, to be brought up by white homes were known as the ______________________________.

A term that is now considered offensive but was widely used in the mid-1900s to refer to people of mixed race. Aboriginal mixed with British (European).

The film focuses on the escape of three girls from Jigalong, Moore River in 1930's, It highlights the despair experience whose mothers children were taken from and the terror and confusion of those children who were forced to adapt to the european ways.

THIS WOULD BE AN EXAMPLE OF THE STORY'S ________________.

In what year did the events depicted in the movie take place?

What was the name of Molly and Daisy's mother?

Molly, Grace, and Daisy belonged to what 'mob'?

How old were the girls?

What was the nickname the Aboriginals gave to Western Australia's Chief Protector of Aborigines, A.O. Neville?

At one point the girls were separated and Gracie was captured. Did Gracie ever make it back to her home?

Molly was to repeat the walk again later a few years later.

In Aboriginal culture what is a totem?

What is Molly's totem?

What does half caste mean?