What items did the emperor give to Mulan to give her and her family honour?
By giving her his crest and Shan Yu’s sword.
Take this, so your family will know what you have done for me.’ Who said this? Who were they talking to? What was happening at the time?
The emperor said it. The emperor was talking to Mulan. Mulan had just saved China from the Huns.
What are the main stereotypes in the movie Mulan?
Males are stronger than females.
Female should bring honour to their families through marriage.
A female should never speak without her fan over their mouth.
Males have short hair.
Females have long hair.
Males are more superior the female.
Does Captain Li Shang doesn’t kill Mulan because…
A. She gives her money
B. She saved his life.
B. She saved his life.
Mulan stated: ‘Maybe I didn’t go (to war) for my father. Maybe what I really wanted was to prove I could do things right.’?
Mulan expresses her feelings about her actions by stating, “Maybe I didn’t go for my father. Maybe what I really wanted was to prove I could do things right.” This line reflects her internal struggle and desire to prove her worthiness and capability, despite her father’s wishes. Mulan’s statement highlights her journey of self-discovery and the conflict between her families wishes and her own ambitions, leading her to embrace her identity and the courage to pursue her goals.
Why doesn’t Mulan’s father go after her and bring her back?
Fa Zhou doesn’t go after Mulan because of the risk that she would be executed if discovered as a woman training/preparing for war. Leaving him powerless to protect her without putting her life in danger.
What are 3 personality strengths/traits that Mulan shows in the movie?
Courage, Determination, Ingenuity, Self-Reliance, Loyalty, Compassion, Adaptability, Resilience and Integrity.
What did Mulan’s father mean when he said to Mulan, “I know my place. It is time you learnt yours”?
Fa Zhou talks about the importance of knowing one’s role and responsibilities. This line reflects his belief that Mulan should embrace her role as a daughter and a future wife, as well as her duty to bring honour to her family’s name (Fa).
How did Mulan Frustrate the matchmaker?
By burning her dress and bum, splashing tea on her, speaking without permission and wrecking her makeup.
What was the nick name for Li Shang?
Pretty Boy.
What does Mulan do to prepare herself before joining the army?
Cuts her hair, puts on her father’s armour, and takes his conscription notice and sword.
Who attacks China, prompting the Emperor to call for soldiers?
The Huns, led by Shan Yu.
Why does Mulan’s father have to join the army?
He is the only male in the family, and each family must send one man to fight.
How does Mulan rescue her fellow soldiers in the mountains?
She causes an avalanche by firing a cannon at the mountain, burying the Hun army in snow.
What event happens in the Imperial City at the climax of the story?
Mulan stops Shan Yu from killing the emperor by luring him onto the palace roof and defeating him.
How does Mulan’s father react when she returns home?
He drops the honours she brings and embraces her, saying the greatest gift is having her safe.
Who is Mushu, and what is his role in the story?
A small dragon who acts as Mulan’s guardian and comic relief, trying to help her succeed.
How does Shang’s attitude towards Mulan change during the film?
At first, he sees her as an unskilled soldier, but later respects and trusts her as a leader.
What role does the Matchmaker play in Mulan’s journey?
She represents the traditional expectations of women in Mulan’s society, which Mulan struggles with.
Who is the main antagonist, and what motivates him?
Shan Yu, who wants to prove the Huns’ strength by defeating China.
How does Mulan explore the theme of honour?
It shows that true honour comes from courage and doing what is right, not just following tradition.
What message does the film give about gender roles?
It challenges the idea that men and women have fixed roles, showing women can be strong warriors.
How is family loyalty shown in the film?
Mulan sacrifices her own safety to protect her father and bring honour to her family.
How does Mulan demonstrate courage?
She risks her life by taking her father’s place in the army and facing danger to save others.
