2. What do the critters in the peach do before the peach lands?
(a) Collect their things.
(b) Let go one seagull at a time.
(c) Say their goodbyes.
(d) Primp and preen.

3. How does James describe the insects to all the city people?
(a) Kind.
(b) Surprising.
(c) Sweet.
(d) Real.

4. What does James promise before he begins his plan to save the peach from the sharks?
(a) That he will do it fast.
(b) That he won't let the birds touch the worm.
(c) That he will stay out of harm.
(d) That he will try to protect the Spider's silk.

5. What does the Grasshopper teach James about?
(a) Music.
(b) Crickets.
(c) Geography.
(d) Exercise.

6. How do people in the city feel when they see the peach?
(a) Terrified.
(b) Excited.
(c) Oblivious.
(d) Curious.

7. What does the Grasshopper do for the celebration for the small damage done by the sharks?
(a) Plays music.
(b) Vibrates the seagull strings.
(c) Makes a checker board.
(d) Rocks the peach gently.

8. What is the person on the ship who sees the floating peach accused of?
(a) Spinning tales.
(b) Hitting his head.
(c) Staying up too late.
(d) Drinking.

9. What does the Lady Bug say his spots indicate?
(a) All of these.
(b) Where he is from.
(c) How old he is.
(d) What branch he belongs to.

10. How does James describe the music made by the Grasshopper?
(a) Haunting.
(b) Beautiful.
(c) Sweet.
(d) Strange.

11. What does the Lady Bug like to eat?
(a) Small insects.
(b) Sugar.
(c) Grains.
(d) Leaves.

12. How is the Centipede saved from what was spilled on?
(a) The Cloud Men break it away.
(b) Water washes it away.
(c) The sun melts it away.
(d) The Earth Worm loosens up.

13. Who does the Earthworm say she likes to benefit?
(a) Farmers.
(b) Gardeners.
(c) Squirrels.
(d) Children.

14. Where is the bait hidden once the seagulls come close to the peach?
(a) In the crease.
(b) Under a blanket.
(c) In the peach.
(d) Under the stem.

15. Who has a memory when the Centipede has something spilled on him?
(a) James.
(b) The Spider.
(c) The Earth Worm.
(d) The Glow Worm.