3. What is Aunt Sponge thinking about when she dies?
(a) How to get rid of James.
(b) What to make with her peach.
(c) How much money she will make that day.
(d) How ugly her sister is.

4. Who provides James with what he needs to save the peach from the sharks?
(a) The lady bug.
(b) The glow worm.
(c) The centipede.
(d) The spider.

5. What can James see from his aunts' house?
(a) All of these.
(b) The ocean.
(c) Forests.
(d) A garden.

6. What does James compare the fur on the peach to?
(a) A mouse.
(b) A kitten.
(c) A girl.
(d) His mother.

7. What item was James allowed to bring with him to his aunts' house?
(a) A toothbrush.
(b) A book.
(c) Nothing.
(d) A stuffed animal.

8. How big is the peach when it rests on the ground?
(a) As big as a tree.
(b) As big as a tent.
(c) As big as a car.
(d) As big as a house.

9. How does James think the peach looks in the moonlight?
(a) Mysterious.
(b) Alive.
(c) Magical.
(d) Ordinary.

10. What stopped the rolling peach?
(a) A large boulder.
(b) Magic.
(c) A mountain.
(d) The ocean.

11. What is strange about the beans the old man has?
(a) They are hot to the touch.
(b) They are glowing.
(c) All of these.
(d) They are singing.

12. What do the witches threaten to do if James eats the peach?
(a) Starve him.
(b) Adopt him.
(c) Beat him.
(d) Sell him.

13. Why are the hairs raised on James' neck when he is alone with the peach?
(a) He feels this has already happened before.
(b) He is cold.
(c) He is scared.
(d) He feels like something is about to happen.

14. What does James help the centipede with while the beds are made?
(a) Cleaning up from dinner.
(b) Making the beds.
(c) His nightcap.
(d) His boots.

15. What kind of creatures does James find in the center of the peach?
(a) Dwarves.
(b) Fairies.
(c) Pixies.
(d) Insects.