Characters and Story Questions 1) Who are the kids and teenagers interviewed in Fed Up? • Can you relate to these kids? What kinds of backgrounds do they come from? • How did they become so overweight? Was it their fault? • What steps are they taking to change their lifestyles and what challenges do they face along the way? 2) Describe the families that you meet in Fed Up. • Are these caring parents? • How are the parents in the film like or unlike your parents? • What are the parents doing to try to help and support their children? • Are these families successful at helping

1) Kids who are sturggling with problems of obesity.

Everybody can relate to this problem. We all try to avoid processed food but just can't give up eating it.

The children come from families where elders themselves are struggling against problems of obesity and diabetes.

Children become overweight for they are taken up by marketing campaigns that make then junk food lovers. It wasn't the children's fault. Accoridng to th movie, children are taken up be poor dietary habits exhibitied by parents, Happy Meals and hamburgers in their school canteens.

Changing dietary habits, streneous excercise like swimming are the steps being taken by children

2) Children belon to middle class families, where both parents are working and don't get enough time to cook at home and the parents do not encourage children to eat real food. They are caring but the children have become addicted to the taste of junk food.  Parents try to help children have changed lifestyle but they can't do lot. The families are not very successful at helping children. Sugar just 'sneaks' in their food via sauces, cereals that just can't be avoided as eating these have become integral part of lifestyle.

Explanation:

Fed Up is a documentary film written and directed by Stephanie Soectig. It focuses on problems of obesity that arise as a result of "high-sugar" diet.

manifest functions are the recognized and intended consequences of any social pattern, while latent functions are those unrecognized and unintended consequences. to analyze the manifest functions of any social institution, we have to study its contribution to the continuation of a group, community, or society.

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