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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. Where are Wendy and the boys taken after the pirates capture them?
(a) To the Indian village
(b) To Marooner's Rock
(c) To Captain Hook's ship
(d) To a fishing hut

2. What plot does Captain Hook come up with to capture Peter Pan after having captured Wendy and the boys?
(a) To leave him alone now that he has Wendy
(b) To wait for him to come to Wendy's rescue
(c) To poison him
(d) To send the crocodile after him

3. What does Peter Pan realize about Tinkerbells' situation after she saves him from the poison?
(a) That she will never again be green
(b) That she will be saved if all boys and girls believe in fairies
(c) That she is going to die
(d) That he has to leave her in order to save Wendy

4. What does Smee say about a "mother"?
(a) That his mother will be calling him for supper soon
(b) That his mother is better than Captain Hook's mother
(c) That he loves his own mother
(d) That he does not know what a mother is

5. Where does Tinkerbell live?
(a) In Peter Pan's hat
(b) In a small box on a wall of the boys' home
(c) In a nest in a tree
(d) In a birdcage in the boys' home

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Captain Hook attempt to poison Peter Pan?

2. What does Smee suggest the pirates do in order to have a mother of their own?

3. What do the little boys say they want to do after Peter Pan returns to their home?

4. How are Wendy, John and Michael to return home?

5. What makes John and Michael refuse to become pirates?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the lengths to which Wendy takes her role as mother to the lost boys.

2. What does Peter say when Hook asks who he is? What does he mean by this?

3. What is John's reaction to Peter's arrival with the imaginary tigers he captured? What conflict could be brewing between John and Peter and why?

4. What plan do Smee and Captain Hook concoct as a way to get even with Peter Pan? What is the two-fold reason for this plan? What is Wendy's reaction?

5. What happens to memories of parents once a child reaches Neverland? What sparks memories in Wendy, John and Michael?

6. What does Peter Pan say about his mother? How does Peter Pan explain what he saw when he returned to the home he remembered?

7. Compare Peter Pan's commitment to the life he has chosen in Neverland to that of the boys. Compare Peter Pan's commitment to this life to that of his role as "father" of the boys.

8. What does Peter Pan say would be an incredible adventure? What is important about that statement?

9. What magical creature does Peter Pan attempt to catch for Wendy? What does he say about capturing this creature? Why do you believe he offers that information?

10. Does Peter Pan seem to realize the level of Tinkerbell's devotion after she drinks the poison? Why or why not?

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