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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who arrives to break up the boys' conversation?
2. What does he do with his medicine?
3. While Peter Pan is gone, the Lost Boys are arguing about their mothers. What is the basis of this argument?
4. How does Captain Hook always know the crocodile is approaching?
5. What does Mrs. Darling do before she leaves for the evening?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the relationship between the pirates, the Indians and the Lost Boys.
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 the argument between Mr. Darling and the boys regarding their nightly medicine.
4. Describe Tiger Lily and the Indian tribe she leads. Describe their first action in the play.
5. Why does Captain Hook want to capture Peter Pan? Why does he want to capture the Lost Boys?
6. When it seems that Peter Pan is about to leave, what action does Wendy take? Does it have the desired effect?
7. What happened to Captain Hook's hand? What long-term problem has that created for the Captain?
8. What does Mrs. Darling have hidden away in a dresser drawer? Where did she get it? Why does it cause her worry?
9. Describe at least three things Mrs. Darling does in an effort to keep the children safe.
10. How do Captain Hook's appearance and mannerisms compare to his character?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Why is there constant fighting among the pirates, Indians and Lost Boys? Could some of the fighting simply be tradition?
Essay Topic 2
Compare the on-going fighting between pirates and Indians to that of ethnic groups.
Essay Topic 3
Why does Peter Pan go to Neverland? Why does he want to remain there? What does this say about his character?
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