Pirates and Peter Pan Adventures

In this chapter of Peter Pan, Hook launches a surprise attack on the Indians, breaking the usual rules of engagement. The pirates' true target is Peter Pan and the Lost Boys. Hook harbors a deep hatred for Peter, driven by Peter's cockiness and confidence. The pirates capture the Lost Boys and Wendy, using a clever ruse. Hook devises a plan to poison Peter while he sleeps, leaving him vulnerable. The story highlights themes of bravery, innocence, and the loss of childhood confidence.

What is the source of the story being read in the video?

• A new adaptation

• A movie script

• A comic book

• The JM Barrie original

How did Hook's attack on the Indians differ from their usual battles?

• He attacked at the wrong time and place

• He used new weapons

• He had more pirates

• He made a peace offering

Who managed to escape unharmed from Hook's attack?

• Tigerlily

• Wendy

• Peter Pan

• Slightly

What was the Pirates' main goal in the attack?

• To capture the Lost Boys and Peter Pan

• To capture the Indians

• To take over the island

• To find treasure

Why did Hook have a strong dislike for Peter Pan?

• Peter stole his treasure

• Peter's confidence and cockiness

• Peter was too cute

• Peter was too brave

What did the Pirates use to trick the Lost Boys into coming out?

• A magic spell

• A treasure map

• A TomTom drum

• A fake message

How did the Pirates treat Wendy differently from the Lost Boys?

• They let her go

• They ignored her

• They were more polite

• They tied her up with chains

What was Hook's plan to deal with Peter Pan?

• Capture him with a net

• Poison his water

• Challenge him to a duel

• Lock him in a cage