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Energizer #6 (2024)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was the name of the anthropomorphic cat in “RPG OKC” ?

a)

Chatelaine

b)

Ms. Squeaky Face

c)

Juliette

d)

Paquine

2.

In “Don’t Eat the Laundry Pods,” what plot structure does the protagonist’s sudden shift into Rom-com tropes resemble?

a)

A Midpoint

b)

A First Act Turn

c)

A Second Act Turn

d)

Introduction

3.

What was the biggest film storytelling evolution between “Mabel’s Busy Day” and “The Ugly Duckling” ?

a)

Live-action vs. Animation

b)

Characters with Goals

c)

Introduction of a World

d)

Clarity of Plot Events

4.

Why does Jack’s decision to clean up in “Hotel Chevalier” look like a First Act Turn?

a)

He chooses a strategy, but it has an implicit flaw

b)

It identifies a measurable objective

c)

It is passive and personal

d)

He takes off the yellow bathrobe of depression

5.

Should you give away your ending when pitching?

a)

No. I want them wondering what happens?

b)

Yes. I want them to know I have a solid ending planned.

6.

What structural element best describes the flashbacks in New Boy?

a)

Inciting Incident

b)

Backstory

c)

Rising Action

d)

Crisis

7.

If a short film is under five minutes, it doesn’t need a climax.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

In “Mr. Hublot,” the protagonist’s contrasting goal and need are:

a)

His obsession with his job vs. his growing humanity

b)

His obsession with order vs. his loneliness

c)

His desire for coffee vs. the cuteness of the robo-dog

d)

His obsessive-compulsive disorder vs. his desire for a pet

9.

Every effective logline needs:

a)

Genre, Protagonist, Antagonist, Conflict

b)

Protagonist, Obstacles, Conflict, Hook

c)

Genre, Protagonist, Goal, Conflict

d)

Hook, Line, Sinker

10.

All short films have a similar narrative structure.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE