Peter Pan Chapter Questions

On p. 92, it says, "Peter wasn't sure, but it scared the children all the same." How certain is Peter that the story was true?

• Peter was very doubtful that the story was true.

• Peter was fairly certain that the story was true.

• Peter was certain the story was true.

• Peter was uncertain whether or not the story was true.

On p.94, Wendy said, "I am sure my parents would adopt you." How certain is Wendy that her parents will adopt the lost boys?

• Wendy was very doubtful that her parents would adopt the boys.

• Wendy was fairly certain that her parents would adopt the boys.

• Wendy was certain that her parents would adopt the boys.

• Wendy was uncertain that her parents would adopt the boys.

Wendy can be described as a worrier. What is she worrying about in this chapter?

• She is worried about growing up.

• She is worried about telling stories to the boys.

• She is worried that their mother would close the window.

• She is worried that the lost boys will forget her.

How does Wendy and her brothers going home move the story forward?

• Wendy will not be with Peter, it may bring the story to an end.

• The lost boys will get the mermaids to tell them stories.

• Tinker Bell will tell the stories now.

• Wendy and Peter will live in Neverland together.

Why doesn't Peter Pan want to go home with Wendy?

• He doesn't want to fly all the way there.

• He doesn't want to grow up.

• He doesn't want to leave the pirates behind.

• He doesn't want to leave the lost boys.

Why was the trip home cancelled?

• The pirates attacked the Indians.

• The Indians attacked the pirates.

• They ran out of fairy dust.

• It was too dark to go.

What was the reason Wendy clung to Peter?

• She didn't want to leave him.

• She was afraid of drowning.

• She was tired.

• She didn't know how to swim.

Who is the underlined text about?

• Wendy

• Peter

• Tootles

• John

Why does the author use the word "but"?

• To show how the parts of the sentence show similarity (same).

• To show how the parts of the sentence show contrast (difference).

• To show that Peter didn't like Wendy.

• To show that Wendy didn't want to leave Peter.

Wendy clung to Peter, refusing to go without him, but he pushed her from the rock and away she flew. Why did the author use the word "and"?

• To show how the parts of the sentence are the same.

• To show that there was similar information coming.

• To connect the parts of the sentence together.

• All of the above.