Worth (PG-13 - 2020) Film Quiz & Movie Guide

Make Worth purposeful to teach with a ready-to-use Film Quiz & Movie Guide for Grades 9–12. Students explore fairness, monetary valuation, grief, public policy, and institutional trust using evidence-based viewing questions, written reflection, and a self-graded multiple-choice quiz.

Classroom focus: secondary ELA and civics-oriented film discussion; fairness and policy choices. Students compare the legal purpose of a settlement figure with families’ descriptions of irreplaceable loss and ask how different speakers define fairness.

At a Glance

• Film: Worth (2020)
• Rating: PG-13
• Suggested grades: Grades 9–12
• Assessment: 10 chronological time-stamped questions, 4 end-of-film questions and 30 multiple-choice questions
• Formats: digital and print-friendly; teacher answer keys and self-graded quiz

What's Included

• Teacher Guide with flexible pacing, teacher notes, discussion and CCSS-alignment support
• 10 chronological time-stamped worksheet questions and 4 end-of-film reflections
• 30 multiple-choice questions, answer key, Google Forms self-graded quiz and printable MC version
• Digital Google Slides/PPTX worksheet and print-friendly worksheet
• START HERE PDF explaining how to access and copy the Google Classroom-ready materials

How Can I Use This Resource?

Use the time-stamped prompts for viewing accountability, then choose a discussion, brief written response or the self-grading quiz after the film. Select an extension: distinguishing compensation from the full meaning of loss; evaluating different definitions of fairness; or analyzing legal and policy reasoning in dialogue.

Flexible Pacing & Differentiation

Use the guide over one or more lessons as your viewing schedule allows. Choose oral discussion, written evidence, cooperative analysis or the multiple-choice assessment according to your students' needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the download include the film? No. The film is obtained separately.

Are the materials editable? Yes. Editable Google-native copies and Word/PowerPoint-format resources are included where described.

Does this work with Google Classroom? Yes. The included START HERE PDF links to the shared folder, where teachers make their own copies.

Is this appropriate for every class in the suggested grade band? Preview the film first and make an age-appropriate selection for your classroom.

Teaching note: Film scenes are dramatized; verify historical or scientific claims separately where relevant.