Think you’ve got your head wrapped around Sabrina? Put your knowledge to
the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. For Thomas, the window in the chauffeur-driven car between front and back symbolizes
the fact that rich and poor are essentially the same.
the fact that rich and poor should each stay in their place.
the way that the rich condescend and mistreat the poor.
the way rich and poor never speak to each other.
Q. Sabrina's haircut shows
that she has given up on love and become a tomboy.
that she is daring, sophisticated, and adult.
that she is still a little girl and not ready for love.
that she has joined a monastery.
Q. You know the Baron is sophisticated and knowledgeable because
he hates Sabrina.
he wears his hair long.
he has a license to kill.
he makes a perfect soufflé.
Q. How can the plastic be seen as a symbol of Sabrina?
The plastic is grim and hard, like the film.
The plastic is sweet and artificial, like the film.
The plastic is made by exploited workers, which demonstrates the film's commitment to labor rights.
The plastic is from outer space, just as Sabrina was made on the moon.
Q. Linus carries an umbrella everywhere. This shows he is
a ninja with a sword umbrella.
terrified of rain.
stylish and hip.
safe and boring.