James and the Giant Peach Ch. 1-3

Who is the boy in the story?

• Johnny Appleseed

• James Henry Trotter

• Peter Piper

• Edward Tulane

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What are the aunts' names?

• Aunt Ana/Aunt Liz
• Aunt Mary/Aunt Abby
• Aunt Sponge/Aunt Spiker

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How do you describe James?

• a quiet, well-behaved boy
• naughty, loud
• stubborn

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How do you describe James' aunts?

• mean and selfish
• friendly and kind
• generous

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What place did James really want to go to but his aunts won't let him?

• a hill
• a river
• a beach

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What happens to James' parents?

• car accident
• eaten by a rhino
• plane crash
• eaten by giants

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Which word best describes how James feels while living with his aunts.

• overworked
• exhausted
• calm
• lonely

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What was in the backyard of the house where James' aunts lived?

• an apple tree

• a beautiful garden

• an ancient peach tree

• nothing of great importance

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What did the old man give James?

• a paper bag of magical green objects

• a toy from thousands of years ago

• a book full of magic spells

• a peach as large as a volleyball

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Peculiar means....

• Weird or odd
• funny
• sad
• mad

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