Peter and Wendy

In paragraphs 1 and 2, Peter Pan and Tinker Bell enter a room to search for something. What kind of room are they in?

• living room

• bathroom

• bedroom

• dining room

What sentence from paragraph 1 and 2 BEST supports the answer for the kind of room Peter Pan and Tinker Bell are in?

• Peter dropped in.

• He had carried Tinker Bell part of the way, and his had hand was still messy with fairy dust.

• "Tinker Bell," he called softly after making sure that the children were asleep.

• "Tink, where are you?"

What does the fairy language sound like?

• golden bells

• ordinary language

• whispering

• music

What phrase BEST describes Tinker Bell?

• a curious fairy

• a helpful fairy

• a mean fairy

• a sad fairy

What one sentence from paragraph 5 BEST supports the phrase that describes Tinker Bell?

• She meant the chest of drawers.

• In his delight he forgot he had shut Tinker Bell in the drawer.

• In a moment he had recovered his shadow.

• Tink said that the shadow was in the big box.

How does Peter Pan first introduce himself to Wendy?

• He bows to her.

• He says, "Hello."

• He shakes her hand.

• He says his name.

In paragraph 27, why does Wendy feel she is in the "presence of a tragedy"?

• She sees that Peter is crying in frustration.

• She finds out that Peter Pan does not have a mother.

• Peter Pan tells her that he lost his shadow.

• Peter Pan tells her that he does not receive any letters.