WorksheetsRewrite the Stars - Lyric Video
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the initial setting described in the text?
Chaotic and noisy
Magical and peaceful
Sad and gloomy
Coldly professional
What is Anne's costume like?
Dark and discreet
Blue and silver
Vibrant pink and white
Golden and shiny
Is the distance between Phillip and Anne only physical?
Yes, it is only a matter of space.
No, it is also a distance in life.
No, it is only an emotional distance.
Yes, because they don't know each other well.
What does the change from golden to blue light symbolize?
The end of the relationship.
The start of a new day.
A transition to a stronger, more emotional mood.
The arrival of other people in the ring.
Why does Phillip start to climb?
To take the trapeze for himself.
To show that he will not give up on Anne.
Because Anne called him.
To escape the ground.
The dance in the air is compared to a conflict between:
Strength and weakness.
Joy and sadness.
Love and fear.
Trust and doubt.
The moment of greatest connection and harmony between them is marked by:
Them talking on the ground.
Phillip falling and Anne saving him.
Them moving in perfect harmony and swinging together.
The light turning permanently blue.
In the end, what feeling remains despite their separation?
The sadness of a lost love.
The fear of trying again.
The anger over the distance.
The feeling of love, strong and unforgettable.
Anne's final gesture, upon landing, is one of:
Immediate acceptance.
Hesitation and retreat.
Contained joy.
Complete indifference.
What is the central theme of the narrative?
The pursuit of fame in the circus.
The technical beauty of the trapeze.
The emotional struggle and connection between two people.
The description of a circus training session.
