James and the Giant Peach Adventures

James and his friends are celebrated as heroes in New York after their journey on the Giant Peach. They are welcomed with a ticker tape parade, during which children feast on the peach. The travelers find success in their new lives, with each taking on unique roles in the city. James lives in the peach stone in Central Park, becoming a beloved figure and writing a book about his adventures.

What was the reaction of the officials when James told his story?

• They were indifferent.

• They were bored.

• They were flabbergasted.

• They were angry.

Where were James and his friends escorted to after arriving in New York?

• Central Park

• The Empire State Building

• City Hall

• Times Square

What did the mayor of New York propose to celebrate the visitors?

• A concert

• A ticker tape parade

• A grand dinner

• A fireworks display

How was the Giant Peach transported during the parade?

• It was rolled down the street.

• It was flown by a helicopter.

• It was carried by people.

• It was hoisted onto a large truck.

What was the reaction of the crowd during the parade?

• They were angry.

• They were confused.

• They were excited and cheering.

• They were silent.

What did the mayor's limousine follow during the parade?

• The fire truck

• James' car

• The marching band

• The Giant Peach

What did the children do when they were invited to taste the peach?

• They politely declined.

• They took small bites and left.

• They ignored the invitation.

• They swarmed over the peach and ate it.

What did the scene of children chasing the peach resemble?

• A school field trip

• A circus parade

• The Pied Piper of Hamelin

• A marathon

What was left of the Giant Peach after the children finished eating?

• Nothing at all

• A small piece of skin

• The big brown stone

• A few seeds

What did the children do when they heard about the peach feast?

• Complained to their parents

• Ignored it

• Ran to join the feast

• Watched from a distance