2. Where was James Barrie born?
(a) Glasgow, Scotland.
(b) East Kilbride, Scotland.
(c) Kirkcaldy, Scotland.
(d) Kirriemuir, Scotland.

3. Barrie had been unable to spend much time with Sylvia and the boys in the summer of 1908 but surprised them with what?
(a) A three-week long ski holiday trip.
(b) A three-week long camping trip.
(c) A three-week long fishing trip.
(d) A three-week long cruise.

4. Toward the end, Arthur could no longer ___________, and it seemed as if his tenuous relationship with Barrie had improved and involved into fondness.
(a) Speak.
(b) See.
(c) Hear.
(d) Walk.

5. What relationship helped James to gain much-needed self-confidence?
(a) The relationship with his sister Sara.
(b) The relationship with his sister Jane Ann.
(c) The relationship with his younger sister Maggie.
(d) The relationship with his older brother.

Short Answer Questions

1. Chapter 4 begins with the author speaking about the ___________ family who was, in fact, based on the family of Arthur and Sylvia Llewelyn Davies, parents to George and Jack.

2. Arthur, a young and rapidly rising barrister, met Sylvia du Maurier in 1889 where?

3. When was James Barrie born?

4. Arthur died in what year?

5. The search for a country home had to finally yielded fruit for Mary. Mary had found a house in Surrey, known as ___________ Cottage.

(see the answer key)

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