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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does he do with his medicine?
(a) Gives it to the children
(b) Takes it
(c) Pours it out
(d) Pours it in Nana's bowl
2. What promise does Peter Pan make to Wendy to encourage her to get well quickly?
(a) To see the pirates
(b) To tell her a story
(c) To see the Indians
(d) To see the mermaids
3. What does Mr. Darling say about his medicine as compared to that of the children?
(a) That his is worse
(b) That his is better
(c) That the boys are crybabies for not wanting to take it
(d) That he has no medicine
4. When does Peter Pan say a fairy dies?
(a) When a child is born
(b) When a child cries
(c) When a bell rings
(d) When a child says he does not believe in fairies
5. What causes Peter Pan to relent from Tinkerbell's punishment for trying to have Wendy shot?
(a) She looks sad.
(b) She promises to be good.
(c) She refuses to give him anymore fairy dust.
(d) She threatens to tell the pirates Peter's whereabouts.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Mrs. Darling want Nana to stay with the children?
2. What instruction does Tinkerbell yell out to the boys?
3. What does Peter Pan forget to do so that the three Darling children can fly?
4. After Mrs. Darling finds no one at the window, what does she do next?
5. As the story opens, what is Michael objecting to?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Mr. Darling say will happen if he cannot get his tie properly tied? What does this say about his personality?
2. Why does Captain Hook want to capture Peter Pan? Why does he want to capture the Lost Boys?
3. What is John's reaction when Peter Pan and the Lost Boys are building a house around Wendy? What prompts this reaction? How does it compare to Peter Pan's attitude?
4. Describe the argument between Mr. Darling and the boys regarding their nightly medicine.
5. What attitude about girls does Peter Pan reveal? Why might this be the case? What does he give as an example?
6. Describe three interesting characters introduced in this act and tell why they capture your interest.
7. What happened to Captain Hook's hand? What long-term problem has that created for the Captain?
8. What is it that saves Wendy from being killed by the arrow? What is significant about this?
9. What does Peter Pan reveal about his reason for visiting Wendy so often? What does he say is his favorite story? What does this choice say about Peter Pan?
10. What information does Peter Pan reveal about fairies?
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