Peter Pan Chapter 10

"Wendy clung to Peter, refusing to go without him, but he pushed her from the rock and away she flew."

What was the reason Wendy clung to Peter?

• She didn't want to leave him.

• She was afraid of drowning.

• She was tired.

• She didn't know how to swim.

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"Wendy clung to Peter, refusing to go without him, but he pushed her from the rock and away she flew."

Who is the underlined text about?

• Wendy

• Peter

• Tootles

• John

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"Wendy clung to Peter, refusing to go without him, but he pushed her from the rock and away she flew."

Why does the author use the word "but"?

• To show how the parts of the sentence show similarity (same).

• To show how the parts of the sentence show contrast (difference).

• To show that Peter didn't like Wendy.

• To show that Wendy didn't want to leave Peter.

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Wendy clung to Peter, refusing to go without him, but he pushed her from the rock and away she flew.

Why did the author use the word "and"?

• To show how the parts of the sentence are the same.

• To show that there was similar information coming.

• To connect the parts of the sentence together.

• All of the above.

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"Wendy clung to Peter, refusing to go without him, but he pushed her from the rock and away she flew."

What does this show us about Peter's character?

• He is mean.

• He is jealous.

• He is loyal.

• He is tired.

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"Wendy clung to Peter, refusing to go without him, but he pushed her from the rock and away she flew."

What does this show about Wendy's character?

• She is shy.

• She is scared.

• She is jealous.

• She is brave.

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What is Peter thinking/feeling about the situation that motivates him to take action?

• He feels like Wendy is crowding him on the rock.

• He feels like Wendy needs to leave because she is mean.

• He thinks he needs to save his own life.

• He thinks it is more important to save Wendy than himself.

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How does Peter feel about the Never bird at the end of the chapter?

• He is angry because he couldn't understand her.

• He is frustrated with her.

• He is grateful that she saved him.

• He is annoyed that she stopped him from having an adventure.

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How does Peter saving Wendy move the story forward?

• Now Peter and Wendy are able to continue having adventures in Neverland.

• Now Wendy will know how to fly a kite.

• Now Peter can have adventures on his own.

• Now the lost boys will not have a mother.

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