Questions from Peter Pan

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What does the word 'buffeted' most likely mean in the context of Peter Pan?

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Struck.

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Which character does Wendy want to walk her home in Peter Pan?

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Wendy wants Peter and the boys to walk her home.

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What does Peter think the barred window signifies about his mother?

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He thinks his mother had stopped caring about him.

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What role does Wendy play when dealing with the children in Peter Pan?

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Mother.

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What is the most likely meaning of 'affright' in the context of Peter Pan?

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Fear.

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What does the term 'context clues' refer to?

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Hints or information within a text that help readers understand the meaning of unfamiliar words.

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How does Peter Pan's character differ from Wendy's in terms of responsibility?

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Peter is carefree and avoids responsibility, while Wendy takes on a nurturing role.

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What theme is represented by Wendy's desire to return home?

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The theme of longing for family and the comfort of home.

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What does the term 'forlornly' suggest about the boys' feelings in Peter Pan?

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It suggests they feel sad and abandoned.

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How does the character of Tinker Bell contribute to the story of Peter Pan?

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Tinker Bell represents loyalty and jealousy, influencing Peter's decisions.