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WorksheetsMoana Recap
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
Who is Te Fiti and what happens to her?
Te Fiti is the demon of fire. She stole the heart of the Island.
Te Fiti is the god of life / the mother island. She stole the heart of Te Ka
Te Fiti is the god of fire. Her heart was stolen by Maui.
Te Fiti is the god of life / the mother island. Her heart was stolen by Maui.
Who is Maui, and how is he different than humans? What can he do with his fishhook?
Maui is Moana's father, who is a chief of the Island. He can catch any animal with his fishhook.
Maui is the God of shapeshifting, which he uses his fishhook for.
Maui is a Demigod known for being a trickster and a guardian of mankind. He is able to shapeshift using his fishhook.
What did Maui take from Te Fiti?
Her life
Her heart
Her soul
Her children
Why is the heart of Te Fiti green? What does this symbolise?
It is green because it symbolises how sick she felt when her heart was taken away.,
It is green because it symbolises life, nature and renewal. These align with the story of the film.
It is green to symbolise the horrific sea sickness that travellers endure when crossing the seas to her island.
It is green because it symbolises money, luck and prosperity.
Who are Moana's friend, Heihei and Pua?
A chicken and a pig who accompany her on the island and on her journey
Two other village children that Moana grew up with
A cow and a galah who keep pulling tricks and pranks on Moana.
How is Moana's grandmother Tala different to the other villagers?
She is determined to stop Moana from exploring the ocean.
She is an outcast and called the village "crazy lady"
She has a love for sea exploration, having come from an ancestry of South Pacific navigators.
What is wrong with the island? What is happening and why?
The island is slowly turning black, and the villagers do not know why.
The island, along with other islands, is slowly dying because Te Fiti's heart was stolen.
Te Fiti is dying and her islands are draining the life from her body.
What does Moana decide to do after singing her song "How Far I'll Go?"
Moana decides to venture on her journey, listen to her calling and restore the heart of Te Fiti.
She decides to conquer Maui to gain her status as a God.
Moana listens to her father and stays on the island.
Why is Moana filmed at a high camera angle when she asks the ocean to choose another chosen one?
She is in a position of power over the ocean, demanding what she needs.
She is feeling powerless, frustrated and lost at this point in her journey.
