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This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 137 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Peter Pan Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 137 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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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 causes Peter Pan to relent from Tinkerbell's punishment for trying to have Wendy shot?
(a) She looks sad.
(b) She threatens to tell the pirates Peter's whereabouts.
(c) She promises to be good.
(d) She refuses to give him anymore fairy dust.

2. After Mrs. Darling finds no one at the window, what does she do next?
(a) Calls Mr. Darling
(b) Nothing
(c) Checks on the children
(d) Calls the police

3. Why does Mrs. Darling want Nana to stay with the children?
(a) So the children will not be afraid
(b) To give them baths
(c) To give them medicine
(d) For protection

4. Which of the Lost Boys does Captain Hook most want to capture?
(a) Michael
(b) Tibs
(c) All of them
(d) The Twins

5. What do the Lost Boys soon realize about Wendy?
(a) She is in love with Peter Pan.
(b) She does not know the ending of Cinderella.
(c) She does not know how to fly.
(d) She is not a bird, but a lady come to care for them.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Peter Pan give her in return?

2. Peter Pan explains that there are no girls in Neverland. Why does he say that is the case?

3. Why does Captain Hook stop one of the pirates from shooting one of the boys?

4. What is the point of the stage direction?

5. What happens to Wendy as she comes within sight of the Lost Boys?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Wendy get shot?

2. What is Wendy's reaction when the Lost Boys beg her to be their mother?

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

4. Describe at least three things that make it evident that this story is a fairy tale.

5. What attitude about girls does Peter Pan reveal? Why might this be the case? What does he give as an example?

6. What does Nana do after she is tied outside for awhile? How do the children react?

7. What information does Peter Pan reveal about fairies?

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

9. Describe at least three things Mrs. Darling does in an effort to keep the children safe.

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

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