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PIXAR IN A BOX, CHAPS 1-3

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

THE CLOTHES, DESIGN OR LOOK OF A CHARACTER

a)

EXTERNAL FEATURE

b)

INTERNAL FEATURE

c)

WANT

d)

OBSTACLE

2.

THE PERSONALITY, BELIEFS OR DRIVE OF A CHARACTER

a)

EXTERNAL FEATURE

b)

INTERNAL FEATURE

c)

OBSTACLE

d)

STAKES

3.

SOMETHING THAT DRIVES A CHARACTER TO ACT

a)

WANT

b)

NEED

c)

OBSTACLE

d)

ARC

4.

Match the definition to the storytelling term.


a point of view or way of seeing the world.

a)

story

b)

perspective

c)

world

d)

character

5.

What is at risk if the character fails to achieve their goal?

a)

Obstacle

b)

Stakes

c)

Protagonist

d)

Antagonist

6.

something that stands in the way of a character obtaining what they want.

a)

Obstacles

b)

External Stakes

c)

Internal Stakes

d)

Philosophical Stakes

e)

Perspective

7.

Match the definition to the storytelling term.


the subjects or individuals we follow on the journey of the story

a)

story

b)

perspective

c)

world

d)

character

8.

Match the definition to the storytelling term.


the environment or set of rules where a story takes place

a)

story

b)

perspective

c)

world

d)

character

9.

the main character(s), whose journey the story is about.

a)

Obstacle

b)

Stakes

c)

Protagonist

d)

Antagonist

10.

a force that gets in the way of your character’s wants and needs; typically “the villain”

a)

Obstacle

b)

Stakes

c)

Protagonist

d)

Antagonist

11.

Match the definition to the storytelling term.


a sequence of events which unfold through time

a)

story

b)

perspective

c)

world

d)

character

12.

the choices a character makes in order to overcome their obstacles and how they change as a result.

a)

Internal Features

b)

External Features

c)

Wants

d)

Needs

e)

Character Arc

13.

something that a character must do or learn in order to succeed or grow.

a)

Internal Features

b)

External Features

c)

Wants

d)

Needs

e)

Character Arc

14.

CONSISTS OF INTRODUCING THE CHARACTERS AND THE STORY

a)

ACT ONE

b)

ACT TWO

c)

ACT THREE

15.

CONSISTS OF THE CHOICES AND ACTIONS YOUR MAIN CHARACTER MAKES

a)

ACT THREE

b)

ACT TWO

c)

ACT ONE

16.

CONSISTS OF THE FINAL TEST OF THE PROTAGONIST AND THE RESOLUTION THAT FOLLOWS

a)

ACT TWO

b)

ACT THREE

c)

ACT ONE

17.

THE MOST INTENSE MOMENT OF THE FILM FOR THE PROTAGONIST

a)

LOW POINT

b)

MORAL

c)

BEAT

d)

CLIMAX

18.

EVENT THAT LEADS TO A KEY OBSTACLE YOUR PROTAGONIST FACES AND SETS THE REST OF THE STORY IN MOTION

a)

ACT THREE

b)

MORAL

c)

INCITING INCIDENT

d)

THEME

19.

THE POINT IN THE STORY WHEN IT SEEMS LIKE ALL IS LOST FOR YOUR MAIN CHARACTER

a)

MORAL

b)

POINT OF NO RETURN

c)

LOW POINT

d)

RESOLUTION

20.

THE LESSON THAT THE MAIN CHARACTER LEARNED AT THE END OF THE STORY

a)

RESOLUTION

b)

BEAT

c)

THEME

d)

MORAL

21.

A CHOICE WHICH THE MAIN CHARACTER CAN NEVER TURN BACK

a)

POINT OF NO RETURN

b)

LOW POINT

c)

BEAT

d)

INCITING INCIDENT

22.

RETURN OF THE WORLD AND CHARACTERS TO A CALMER PLACE

a)

STRUCTURE

b)

LOW POINT

c)

FINAL CRISIS

d)

RESOLUTION

23.

THE ORDERING OF THE EVENTS IN THE STORY

a)

MORAL

b)

STRUCTURE

c)

ACT ONE

d)

RESOLUTION

24.

IDEA THAT CONNECTS ALL THE EVENTS IN THE STORY AND IS CONNECTED TO THE MORAL

a)

LOW POINT

b)

THEME

c)

RESOLUTION

d)

CLIMAX