1 In what symbolic location do Mitch and Melanie first meet? On the street Pet shop Zoo Forest 2 What is Melanie looking to buy when she meets Mitch? Myna bird Parrot Canary Lovebird 3 How does Mitch first treat Melanie when they meet? As a naive young girl As a lady As a criminal As an employee 4 What does Melanie do when she realizes Mitch's mistake? Takes offense Laughs Scolds him Plays along 5 What is Mitch looking to buy when he and Melanie first meet? Parrot Myna bird Diamond necklace Lovebird 6 From the first scene of the film, in which Melanie is walking down the street, what do a passerby's actions toward her tell us about her characterization? She is childish and immature She is a desirable and flirtatious woman She is an impulsive and irrational woman She is shy and unassuming 7 During her first interaction with Mitch in the store, what do we learn about Melanie? She is shy She is playful She is naive She is serious 8 How can Melanie and Mitch's first interaction be characterized? They are on equal footing He establishes his dominance They begin a romantic relationship She establishes her dominance 9 Why does Mitch treat Melanie the way he does in their first interaction? He is in love with her As payback He wants to impress her He respects her 10 How can Melanie's background be characterized? She is an heiress She is well-educated She is poor She has experienced hardship 11 Which of the following literary elements is present in the scene in which Mitch and Melanie first meet? Hyperbole Metaphor Foreshadowing Understatement 12 Why is Melanie alarmed when she hears about "the Brenners"? She thought Mitch was someone else She thinks it might mean Mitch is married She didn't expect them to live in this village She is afraid of Mitch 13 Wha literary element comes into play when Melanie is in the elevator with a stranger in Mitch's apartment building? Red herring Foreshadowing Irony Metaphor 14 How does Melanie figure out Mitch's identity after their first meeting? Her father owns a newspaper She follows him home Her father is a detective He is famous 15 What does Melanie bring with her when she goes to find Mitch? Jewels Seagulls Lovebirds Myna birds 16 What alarms Melanie when she first walks into the pet shop? The number of seagulls outside The behavior of the birds in the store An earlier attack by a seagull The pet shop owner's strange behavior 17 Who experiences the first attack by a bird in the film? Melanie, on the boat Mitch, at the party The chicken farmer, at home Melanie, in the pet shop 18 How does Melanie get to Mitch's house? By ferry By car By boat By plane 19 What first surprises people in Bodega Bay about Melanie? Her wealthy appearance Her interactions with the birds Her interest in Mitch Her strange behavior 20 Why is Melanie's visit to the schoolteacher significant? The teacher is her old friend The teacher used to date Mitch The teacher warns Melanie about strange events in the town The teacher is responsible for bird attacks 21 Why does Melanie stop by Annie Hayworth's house before going to see Mitch? To tell her she is in love with Mitch To ask her permission to date Mitch To learn his sister's name To warn her about the birds 22 What alerts Annie to Melanie's romantic intentions regarding Mitch? Melanie's direct admission The lovebirds Mitch's sister Her clothing 23 How can Melanie's actions in delivering the lovebirds be characterized? Charming and humorous Naive and immature Impulsive and entitled Kind and generous 24 What is one of the negative aspects of Melanie's characterization that comes out in her interactions with the pet shop owner? Her rudeness and entitlement Her naivete Her impulsiveness Her lack of intelligence 25 What kind of femininity does Melanie represent, as determined by the first scene of the film? Dependent and naive Fragile and innocent Independent and sexually liberated Hysterical and demanding
