Classic Starts: Peter Pan

_____ visits the home of the Darling children.

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In chapter 2, Mrs. Darling _________ Peter Pan.

• is scared of

• likes

• is disappointed in

• is mad at

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"Mr. Darling was ashamed of Nana, and sometimes he was cold to her as a result." What does the word ashamed mean?

• Feeling shame of guilt because of ones actions.

• Feeling happy or excited because of ones actions

• Feeling nervous or worried because of ones actions

• Feeling uncertain because of ones actions

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"Mrs. Darling screamed, and in a split second Nana was there. She growled, too, and lunged at Peter." What does the word lunged mean?

• To move or reach forward in a sudden way

• To stay still

• A body part used to breath

• To suddenly move away

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The Lost Boys are sad that Wendy is leaving. What is her solution to this problem? (Page 94)

• She decides to stay in Neverland forever.

• She offers to take the Lost Boys with her.

• She asks Tinker Bell to make the Lost Boys forget her.

• She says she will visit the Lost Boys in Neverland sometimes.

Who was the pretend Father of the family? (page 88)

• Michael

• John

• Peter

• Tootles

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Who helped Peter get back into the Darling's house?

• Wendy

• Tinker Bell

• The Stars

• Mrs. Darling

Why couldn't Mrs. Darling remember Peter Pan anymore?

• He never really existed.

• He was Wendy's imaginary friend.

• Mrs. Darling grew up.

Where does Mr. Darling sleep now? (Page 130)

• In his bedroom

• On the couch

• In Nana's dog house

• In a hotel

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"The instant Mr. and Mrs. Darling were safely inside the neighbor's house, a commotion broke out in the heavens." What does commotion mean?

• Quiet

• Noisy excitement and confusion

• Disinterest

• Anger

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