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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 does Peter Pan say would be a very big adventure?
(a) Dying
(b) Flying on the tail of a kite
(c) Sailing in a bird's nest
(d) Fighting a crocodile

2. What is Wendy's reaction to Smee's comment about mothers?
(a) She offers to be his mother as well.
(b) She gasps.
(c) She yells at him.
(d) She laughs.

3. How does Tinkerbell save Peter Pan from the poison?
(a) She sprinkles fairy dust on it.
(b) She tells him of Hook's plan.
(c) She pours it out.
(d) She drinks it herself.

4. What objection do some of the boys have to becoming pirates?
(a) They cannot leave Wendy.
(b) Their mother will not like it.
(c) They do not object and say they are willing.
(d) They do not want to work.

5. What instrument does Hook call for in order to punish the boys that say, "God save the King?"
(a) A whip
(b) An arrow
(c) A plank
(d) A gun

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to the pirate sent to fetch this instrument for Captain Hook's punishment of the boy who said, "God save the King?"

2. What plot does Captain Hook come up with to capture Peter Pan after having captured Wendy and the boys?

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

4. What option does Hook offer two of the boys?

5. What does Peter Pan say about catching a mermaid?

Short Essay Questions

1. Following the pirate attack, the Lost Boys talk of how frightened they are without Peter. What does this say about the relationship between Peter and the boys? Is this a fulfilling relationship on all sides?

2. 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?

3. How do Peter Pan and Wendy escape the rising tide? What significance can be placed on their manner of escape? Why do they not simply fly?

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

5. What is the final conversation shared by Wendy and Peter Pan before Wendy is captured by the pirates? What is Wendy searching for?

6. 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.

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

8. What action does Peter Pan take upon learning that Wendy and the boys have been kidnapped?

9. What does Tinkerbell do in order to save Peter Pan? What does this say about her devotion to Peter Pan?

10. How is Tinkerbell saved?

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