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    Inside Out Post-Viewing Questions & Activities

    Review:
    Spend a few minutes writing a review of the film. Your review must include your personal opinions
    about:
     The story of the film – was it interesting, exciting or boring? Why?
     The characters – who was your favourite? Why?
     Whether the film is worth watching or not – would you recommend it to a friend?

    Your review should include your personal opinion about:


     What the message of the film could be.

    Your review could include your personal opinion about:


     How effectively the film conveyed that message and whether we can learn anything from it.

    Complete the following questions about Inside Out. Answer in full sentences in your book.

    1. Where do Riley and her parents move to in the beginning of the film?

    2. What is Riley’s favourite hobby?

    3. Riley’s lead emotion is Joy. What does this suggest about her personality?

    4. How does the stress in Riley’s real life show itself in her dream?

    5. How do Joy and Sadness create problems? What is the impact of their actions on Riley?

    6. When does Joy realise that Sadness is important to Riley too?

    7. What destroys the first island in Riley’s mind?

    8. What does Bing Bong’s rocket ship run on?

    9. What is so important about Riley telling her parents how she feels?

    Extension Questions:
    1. What do you think it means for Riley when one of the islands is destroyed?

    2. What do the core memories have to do with Riley’s personality?

    3. When Sadness touches one of the happy core memories, she colours it blue. Is it possible that our
    current moods can colour our past memories? Or how we define our personality?

    4. How does this film position you to think about your own emotions?

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