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WorksheetsExploring Intouchables: A Film Journey
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Who are the two main characters in Intouchables?
Philippe and Youssef
Philippe and Marie
Driss and Antoine
Philippe and Driss
What is the profession of Philippe in the film?
Businessman
Engineer
Artist
Chef
What condition does Driss have that affects his mobility?
Muscular Dystrophy
Paraplegia
Quadriplegia
Amputation
In which city is Intouchables primarily set?
Paris
Berlin
Madrid
London
What is the relationship between Philippe and Driss?
Driss is Philippe's doctor.
Philippe is Driss's brother.
Philippe and Driss are strangers.
Philippe is Driss's employer and later becomes his friend.
What type of music does Driss introduce to Philippe?
jazz
hip-hop
rock
classical
What is the significance of the painting in Philippe's home?
The painting signifies Philippe's connection to his past and personal identity.
The painting depicts a famous historical event.
The painting is a gift from a friend.
The painting represents Philippe's favorite color.
How does Driss initially come to work for Philippe?
Driss is hired by Philippe's family friend.
Driss applies for the job to fulfill unemployment requirements.
Driss is recommended by a mutual acquaintance.
Driss is a trained nurse looking for a job.
What themes of friendship are explored in the film?
Themes of loyalty, support, communication, and personal growth in friendship.
Themes of isolation and loneliness in friendship.
Themes of competition and rivalry in friendship.
Themes of betrayal and jealousy in friendship.
What cultural aspects of France are highlighted in Intouchables?
Emphasis on rural life and farming traditions
Focus on French cuisine and gastronomy
Highlighting the fashion industry and trends
Cultural aspects of France highlighted in Intouchables include social class dynamics, appreciation for art and music, friendship across backgrounds, and French humor.
How does the film portray the concept of social class?
The film ignores social class entirely and focuses on individual stories.
The film portrays social class by highlighting economic disparities and their impact on relationships and opportunities.
The film suggests that social class is irrelevant to personal success.
Social class is depicted as a minor theme with no real consequences.
What is the main turning point in Philippe's character development?
Philippe becomes more self-reliant and distant from others.
Philippe decides to ignore his emotions and focus on success.
Philippe develops a strong sense of superiority over his peers.
Philippe learns to embrace vulnerability and trust others.
What role does humor play in the film?
Humor has no impact on the audience's experience.
Humor is used solely for comedic relief without deeper meaning.
Humor detracts from the film's serious themes.
Humor plays a crucial role in enhancing emotional engagement and providing relief in the film.
How does the film address the topic of disability?
The film ignores disability entirely and focuses on other themes.
The film addresses the topic of disability by showcasing the challenges and strengths of disabled characters, promoting inclusion and empathy.
The film portrays disabled characters as solely dependent on others.
The film presents disability as a negative trait without any positive representation.
What is the ending of the film, and what message does it convey?
The ending conveys a message of resilience and personal growth.
The ending emphasizes the importance of revenge and anger.
The film concludes with a focus on material success and wealth.
The ending suggests a message of defeat and hopelessness.
