James and the Giant Peach ch. 27-32

Traveling on a peach is the same as traveling on an airplane.

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The large white marbles that the cloud men were creating were hailstones.

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After the Centipede first insulted the Cloud-Men verbally, he also danced and made insulting signs at the Cloud-Men with his legs.

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The huge arch that rested on the clouds was a bridge for the Cloud-Men.

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When the Spider's Grandmother stepped in paint, the other spiders worked together to free her from it.

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After the rainstorm, the Centipede sang a song about being freed.

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When full daylight arrived, the creatures saw land below the peach.

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The creatures had crossed the Pacific Ocean overnight.

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The Centipede was right about the Cloud-Men being deaf.

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In chapter 27, what kind of moon came up in the sky?

• full moon

• three quarter moon

• crescent moon

• new moon

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