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Understanding Ralph's Story
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Understanding Ralph's Story
🐰 Part 1: Getting to Know Ralph
1. What type of animal is Ralph?
A dog
A rabbit
A cat
A mouse
2. How does Ralph tell his story?
Through a narrator
He speaks directly to us
Through other characters
Through flashbacks only
3. Describe Ralph's character in three words:
Ralph is _____________, _____________, and _____________.
4. What do you notice about Ralph's appearance? (Check all that apply)
He has bandages
He has missing fur
He looks tired
He appears healthy
🎬 Part 2: Understanding the Story
5. What is Ralph's job?
6. How does the setting (where the story takes place) make you feel?
The setting makes me feel _________________ because _________________________________.
7. Why do you think the film uses Ralph's perspective to tell the story?
To make us feel sorry for him
To show us what animal testing is really like
To make the story more interesting
All of the above
8. What message do you think the film is trying to share with viewers?
💭 Part 3: Your Response
9. How did Ralph's story make you feel? Choose your strongest emotion and explain why.
Ralph's story made me feel _________________ because:
10. Write one question you have about animal testing or Ralph's story:
11. If you could say one thing to Ralph, what would it be?
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