WorksheetsPeter Pan: Chapters 7 & 8
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 16mins
Which statement best explains why Tootles shot Wendy with an arrow?
He didn't want a mother.
He wanted to make Peter proud.
He was afraid of white birds.
He was tricked by Tinker Bell.
What protected Wendy from being hurt by Tootles’ arrow?
The acorn necklace Peter had given her.
The house the boys and Peter built for her.
The silly donkey.
The white light in the sky.
How do Wendy’s actions towards Tink affect the story?
Peter and Tink are not friends anymore.
Peter tells Tink to go away and never come back.
Peter forgives Tink and tells her that she can come back, but not for a whole week.
Tink was thankful for Wendy for defending her.
How did the boys know exactly what type of house Wendy wanted?
Her brothers, John and Michael, told them.
It was a clever guess.
The doctor told them.
Wendy had been singing in her sleep.
Why does Wendy set up a school for John and Michael?
To help them learn spelling and math.
To help them remember their old life.
To teach them to read and write.
The other boys wanted to go to school.
Which reason best explains why Peter never came to school or took a quiz?
He went on adventures.
He despised mothers and holidays.
He couldn't read or write.
He always failed the quizzes.
How did Wendy’s point of view about the mermaids change?
She ignored them.
She was disappointed they were unfriendly.
She was jealous Peter spent hours talking to them.
She thought they were lazy.
Which statement from the text is not an opinion?
"He is a wonderful boy!” she shouted out, giggling.
“I don’t see why Wendy should get her own house,” John said. “She’s only a girl.”
The lagoon was most beautiful at night, when the moon came up and the mermaids began to sing their strange, wailing songs to lure sailors onto the rocks.
Tinker Bell also lived in a cave, in a tiny space carved into the wall, no larger than a birdcage.
