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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 do the boys do when they hear Tinkerbell's instructions regarding Wendy?
(a) They run and hide.
(b) They shoot her.
(c) They call for Peter Pan.
(d) They wave for her to come down.

2. What brought the Indians to the scene?
(a) They were tracking the pirates.
(b) They heard Peter Pan had returned.
(c) They heard the boys' screams.
(d) They followed the sound of the crocodile.

3. Who, besides Peter Pan, wants to know what happened in the story of Cinderella?
(a) Tiger Lily's tribe
(b) Captain Hook
(c) John and Michael
(d) The Lost Boys

4. Where is the home of the Lost Boys located?
(a) Underground
(b) In a tree
(c) In the swamp
(d) On a ship

5. What did Captain Hook sit on while talking with Smee?
(a) The crocodile
(b) A rock
(c) The chimney to the boys' home
(d) A mushroom

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Peter Pan ask Wendy for?

2. Why does Mrs. Darling think Peter Pan continues to return to the Darling house?

3. What prompts the argument between Mr. Darling and the children?

4. What do the boys decide they must do to protect Wendy?

5. What is John's reaction to the fact that the boys are building Wendy a house?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is it that prompts Mr. Darling to force Nana outside?

2. 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?

3. Describe three interesting characters introduced in this act and tell why they capture your interest.

4. Why does Mrs. Darling believe Peter Pan continues to return to the nursery window? Why does she believe this?

5. What, besides Captain Hook's hand, has the crocodile swallowed? What does this have to do with Captain Hook's greatest fear?

6. Describe Nana's role in the children's bedtime rituals.

7. When it seems that Peter Pan is about to leave, what action does Wendy take? Does it have the desired effect?

8. Why do the boys mistake Wendy for a bird? Why does someone insist that they have heard of a "Wendy bird?"

9. What does Mr. Darling say will happen if he cannot get his tie properly tied? What does this say about his personality?

10. What is it that saves Wendy from being killed by the arrow? What is significant about this?

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