Peter Pan Chapter 16

What did Mr. Darling do to Nana after the children had flown out of the Darling house?

• Nana was invited back into the house.

• Nana was sent away permanently.

• Nana was given a new collar.

• Nana was locked in the garden shed.

Why did Peter change his mind about locking the window?

• He wanted to keep the window open for fresh air.

• He felt guilty keeping Wendy from Mrs. Darling.

• He was afraid of the dark outside.

• He thought it would rain later.

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What is Neverland?

• A magical place where Peter Pan and the Lost Boys live, and where children can fly and have adventures.

• A real place in London where children go to school.

• A fictional land in a video game where players can explore dungeons.

• A theme park based on fairy tales and stories.

What does it mean to 'fly' in the context of Peter Pan?

• To move through the air using fairy dust, as taught by Peter Pan.

• To run very fast on the ground like a bird.

• To jump high into the air without any assistance.

• To swim in the sky like a fish.

What is the relationship between Peter Pan and Wendy?

• Wendy is Peter's sister.

• Peter is Wendy's father.

• Wendy acts as a mother figure to Peter.

• Peter and Wendy are rivals.

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Why wouldn't Mr. and Mrs. Darling close the window, even when it was cold out?

• They wanted to let in fresh air.

• They were waiting for the children to return.

• They liked the cold breeze.

• They forgot to close it.

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What role does Nana play in the story?

• Nana is the Darling family's nursemaid dog who cares for the children and tries to protect them.

• Nana is the family's cook who prepares meals for the children.

• Nana is a magical fairy who helps the children fly.

• Nana is the children's teacher who educates them.

What does the term 'Lost Boys' refer to?

• A group of boys who grow up in the real world.

• A group of boys who, like Peter, do not grow up and live in Neverland.

• A group of boys who are lost in a forest.

• A group of boys who are part of a pirate crew.

What lesson can be learned from Peter's actions in the story?

• The importance of friendship and the sacrifices we make for those we care about.

• The value of wealth and material possessions.

• The necessity of being self-reliant and independent.

• The significance of following rules and regulations.

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What does the word 'sacrifice' mean?

• An act of giving up or doing something for someone else.

• A celebration of achievements and success.

• A method of gaining wealth and power.

• A process of learning and acquiring knowledge.

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