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Inside Out: Emotional Truths by Way of Pixar

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
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1.

What is the movie 'Inside Out' about?

a)

A superhero fighting villains

b)

A girl struggling with her emotions

c)

A family going on a vacation

d)

A group of friends solving a mystery

2.

Which emotions are the leading characters in the movie?

a)

Happiness, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust

b)

Love, Excitement, Calm, Surprise, and Trust

c)

Anger, Joy, Fear, Surprise, and Sadness

d)

Happiness, Sadness, Fear, Excitement, and Disgust

3.

What concept is displayed in the movie regarding memory?

a)

The conversion of short to long-term memory

b)

The ability to erase memories

c)

The creation of false memories

d)

The loss of all memories

4.

Which emotion does Joy fail to see the importance of?

a)

Sadness

b)

Fear

c)

Anger

d)

Disgust

5.

What psychological concept is demonstrated when Sadness comforts Riley's imaginary friend?

a)

Empathy

b)

Sympathy

c)

Anticipation

d)

Jealousy

6.

What does the movie remind us about experiencing emotions?

a)

We should only experience positive emotions

b)

We should suppress our emotions

c)

We should openly experience all our emotions

d)

We should only experience emotions in private

7.

What does the movie show about experiencing multiple emotions?

a)

It is impossible to experience multiple emotions at the same time

b)

It is only possible to experience positive emotions at the same time

c)

It is only possible to experience negative emotions at the same time

d)

It is possible to experience multiple and even contradictory emotions at the same time

8.

What does the movie demonstrate about common humanity?

a)

Other people are completely different from us

b)

Other people don't experience emotions

c)

Other people might struggle with the same emotions as us

d)

Other people's emotions are not valid

9.

What does Riley's mom unintentionally communicate to her?

a)

Being sad about the move is okay

b)

She needs to pretend to be happy

c)

She should express her anger

d)

She should ignore her emotions

10.

What does sadness allow for according to the movie?

a)

Connection and compassion

b)

Isolation and indifference

c)

Anger and aggression

d)

Fear and anxiety

11.

What does the movie suggest about the importance of emotions?

a)

Some emotions are more important than others

b)

Emotions are not important at all

c)

Emotions are only important for children

d)

All emotions are important and serve a function

12.

What does the movie demonstrate about the universality of emotions?

a)

Emotions are unique to each individual

b)

Emotions are only experienced by humans

c)

Emotions are culturally determined

d)

Emotions are universal and experienced by everyone