Spirited Away Overview Quiz

What negative aspects of modern western society does Yubaba represent?

Question Answer Choices Greed, materialism, over-protective parenting, lack of care for others Obsession with wealth and food Greed, materialism, over-protective parenting, lack of care for the environment

What does No-Face teach the spirits and people at the bathhouse?

Question Answer Choices That greed is acceptable That some people are lonely That society is too greedy and selfish, which is leading to its destruction That people are judged by the way they treat others

What words best describe the main character's parents?

Question Answer Choices Opinionated, political and passionate Loving and caring Pigs Materialistic, selfish, greedy and loving

Why are the parents turned into pigs?

Question Answer Choices Because they used credit cards Because of the smell they made Because they made a mess Because they stole the spirits' food

What is the name of the main character whom we meet in the opening scene?

Question Answer Choices Yubaba Haku Sen Chihiro

What positive aspects of Japanese society does Zeniba represent?

Question Answer Choices Spinning, grandmothers, love of animals Revenge, justice and teaching Simple living, community-building attitude, sustainable living, kindness, empowering other people

Why does Yubaba take people's names?

Question Answer Choices To keep track of bath tokens So she is the boss of all at the bathhouse So that she can control them and stop them from leaving To keep a record of her workers

Why does Haku appear angry that there is a human on the bridge?

Question Answer Choices Because he is worried that she will be turned into a pig by the bathhouse manager Because he is mean Because humans are not welcome in the spirits' bathhouse Because he wants to protect her from Yubaba