Unit 6 Time to Watch: Zootopia profile and vocabulary
Read the printed film profile and learn six prewatch expressions.
The printed profile presents Zootopia as an animated film about Judy Hopps, a young rabbit who dreams of becoming a police officer. She works hard and becomes the first rabbit police officer in the city. She teams up with Nick Wilde, a fox. Judy initially dislikes Nick, but they become friends and work together on a problem that could harm the city. The profile highlights accepting others and continuing when things are difficult, and says the film suits both children and adults. The prewatch vocabulary is mess up, recognise, get along with, give in, keep on, and breath.
Key terms
| Person or idea | Detail |
|---|---|
| Judy Hopps | young rabbit; first rabbit police officer |
| Nick Wilde | fox; initially disliked by Judy |
| Teamwork | they become friends and address a city problem |
| Messages | accept others and keep trying |
- 1Find the result: The learner made an error on the test.
- 2Match the meaning: Do something wrong or badly.
- 3Choose the expression: Mess up.
The questions here do not require unseen episodes or song details.
Keep on is a two-word expression meaning continue; keep alone has broader meanings.
Rules
- 1Answer profile questions from the supplied printed summary.
- 2Keep Judy and Nick’s species and roles separate.
- 3Preserve the sequence from initial dislike to friendship and teamwork.
- 4Treat the acceptance and persistence points as messages stated by the profile.
- 5Use each vocabulary expression from its full context and meaning.
- 6Keep breath, the noun for air taken into or out of the lungs, separate from breathe, the verb.
Practice
4 easy · 4 medium · 4 hard
Up to 10 random questions per test