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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. Why does Mrs. Darling think Peter Pan continues to return to the Darling house?
(a) To retrieve his shadow
(b) To play with Nana
(c) To listen to Wendy's stories
(d) To lure the children away

2. Who appears right after the pirates leave?
(a) John and Michael
(b) Wendy
(c) Peter Pan
(d) Tiger Lily and the braves

3. What is Peter Pan searching for?
(a) Tinkerbell
(b) Fairy dust
(c) His shadow
(d) Wendy

4. How does he find it?
(a) He opens drawers until he finds it.
(b) Tinkerbell shows him the drawer.
(c) He calls for it.
(d) He remembers where he left it.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mrs. Darling do before she leaves for the evening?

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

3. Where is the home of the Lost Boys located?

4. What brought the Indians to the scene?

5. What happens to Mr. Darling's pants?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. What information does Peter Pan reveal about fairies?

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

5. What topics do the Lost Boys debate while awaiting the return of Peter Pan? Which do you feel is the most significant of the topics being discussed?

6. Why does Wendy get shot?

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

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

9. Describe the argument between Mr. Darling and the boys regarding their nightly medicine.

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

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