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Film Up: Carl and Muntz

• Read the ques­ti­ons below (2 mi­nu­tes).
• View­ing (11 mi­nu­tes).
• Dis­cuss with your neigh­bour, whe­ther you think the fol­lo­wing state­ments are true. Give re­a­sons for your an­s­wers. (5 mi­nu­tes).

Ques­ti­ons:

1. Carl still thinks that Muntz is a hero.
   • When he meets him – yes. But he soon rea­li­zes that Muntz is dan­ge­rous and wants to catch Kevin.
2. The sto­ries Muntz tells Carl are not com­ple­te­ly true.
   • It´s most pro­bable. They seem ex­tre­me­ly exag­ge­ra­ted. Muntz must be in his 80-s (given that the film is set at the end of the 1980-s or the be­gin­ning of the 1990-s), so he was not born be­fo­re 1900. Would he have been on a sa­fa­ri with Teddy Roo­se­velt (died 1919) as a teen­ager? Or was his re­fe­rence to Fran­klin D. (who was in a whee­l­chair and thus a more-than-un­li­kely com­pa­ni­on for out­door ac­tivi­ties)? 
3. Muntz wants Carl to think that Muntz is a great hero.
   • Ob­vious­ly. Why else would he be brag­ging all the time?
4. Carl rea­li­zes that Muntz is dan­ge­rous.
   • True. Other­wi­se he wouldn´t be in a haste to get away.
5. Rus­sell rea­li­zes that Muntz is dan­ge­rous.
   • He doesn´t. He gives away too much in­for­ma­ti­on and wants to stay for des­sert.
6. Muntz doesn´t be­lie­ve what Carl has told him about his house.
   • True. He lists him to­ge­ther with other ex­plo­rers who came to South Ame­ri­ca under false pre­ten­ces.
7. Carl is af­raid of Muntz.
   • Not ne­ces­sa­ri­ly. He might want to res­cue Kevin be­fo­re it is too late.

Carl and Muntz – ques­ti­ons (AB aus­ge­füllt für L): Her­un­ter­la­den [doc][24 KB]

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