James and the Giant Peach Ch. 1-3

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How is James described in the story?

Back

James is described as a quiet, well-behaved boy.

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What is the full name of the boy in the story?

Back

The boy's full name is James Henry Trotter.

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What did the old man give to James?

Back

The old man gave James a paper bag of magical green objects.

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What emotion does James primarily feel while living with his aunts?

Back

James feels lonely while living with his aunts.

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What tragic event happens to James' parents?

Back

James' parents are eaten by a rhino.

Front

What is the significance of the magical green objects given to James?

Back

The magical green objects are a catalyst for the adventure that follows in the story.

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How do James' aunts treat him?

Back

James' aunts treat him poorly, often being cruel and neglectful.

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What is the setting of the beginning of the story?

Back

The story begins in a gloomy house where James lives with his aunts.

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What does the rhino symbolize in the story?

Back

The rhino symbolizes the dangers and unpredictability of life.

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How does James' character develop throughout the early chapters?

Back

James evolves from a lonely boy to someone who embarks on an adventure, showcasing bravery and resilience.