Peter Pan Chapters 1-5 Assessment

Which is not a setting in the story Peter Pan? The Darling's home in England The Darling children's nursery The Darling children's school Neverland How did Mrs. Darling find out about Peter? She was tidying up her children's minds. He works with Mr. Darling. He is the Darling's nanny. He goes to the same school as John, Michael, and Wendy. Why was Mrs. Darling worried about Peter? He was dressed in leaves. He still had his baby teeth. He was a grown-up, like her He was a stranger. Which word best describes Neverland, as well as the theme of Peter Pan? fun imaginary real scary When would Peter come into the Darling's house? While the children ate breakfast. When the children got home from school. Before the children ate dinner. At night when the children were in the nursery. How did Peter get into the children's nursery? Through the chimney. Through the Darling's front door. Through the nursery's window. Wendy let him in. What scared Mrs. Darling most about the leaves she discover in the children's nursery? They made the nursery messy. They were from a tree that did not even grow in England. They were poisonous. She thought Nana might eat them and get sick. What did Nana do to a Peter? She played with him in the children's nursery. She locked him out of the house. She nipped his shadow. She chased him away. What did Mrs. Darling say would keep the children safe at night? A night-light Peter The leaves The stars How did the stars help Peter? They helped Peter know when he could go back to the Darling's house. They gave him light to see where he was going. They tried to keep him out of the Darling's house. They gave him magic to fly. What was wrong with Peter's shadow? He tried to slip it back on, but it would not fit. It was ripped. Nana took it and buried it in the backyard. Tinker Bell hid it in the drawer. Who helped fix Peter's shadow? Mrs. Darling Nana Tinker Bell Wendy What motivated Wendy to say, "A thank-you might be nice," to Peter? He didn't thank Wendy for letting him into the nursery. He didn't thank Wendy for apologizing to Tinker Bell. He didn't thank Wendy for helping him with his shadow. He didn't thank Wendy for helping Nan watch John and Michael. Which trait best describes Tinker Bell? funny kind naughty polite What evidence from the text does not support that Tinker Bell is naughty? She called Wendy a "huge, ugly girl." She clinked something angrily. She told Peter she had spotted his shadow in the chest of drawers. She wasn't cooperating. What motivated Peter to return to the Darling children's nursery? He missed Nana. He wanted to hear the end of the story Mrs. Darling was telling. He wanted to see Wendy. He wanted to sweep up the leaves he left in their room. What did Peter teach Wendy, Michael, and John to do? He taught the children to clean their room. He taught the children to fly. He taught the children to read and tell stories. He taught the children to be sly. What did Peter tell the children to use to help them fly? He told them to use their capes to lift them up in the air. He told them to use their super powers to lift them up in the air. He told them to use their wings to lift them up in the air. He told them to use wonderful thoughts to lift them up in the air. What motivated Wendy to change her mind and go with Peter to Neverland? She thought mermaids were exciting. She wanted to find the tree the leaves came from. She was mad at her parents. Tinker Bell said she would help Wendy. What evidence from the text supports Wendy was feeling worried about the flight? It was past their bedtime. It was taking a long time. It was too dark outside. The birds would steal the food back. What was one problem the children faced while flying for a long time? They would fall asleep and fall towards the sea. They had to look out for their parents. They didn't have directions to Neverland. Tinker Bell hid in a hat as they flew. What actions does Peter take when he became bored and distracted while flying? He would fly high and talk to the stars. He would fly down low to talk to the mermaids. He would cry out while the children were asleep just to make them jump. All of the above. What event caused Wendy to separate from Peter and her brothers? She fell asleep. She followed Tinker Bell after the pirates fired at them. She went back home because she was homesick. She went to play with the mermaids. Which quotation best supports the theme of this book? What is Neverland? you ask. It is a magical island in the middle of every child's mind. "She says you are a huge ugly girl, and she can't be your fairy because she is my fairy." Still on the street, Mr. and Mrs. Darling and Nana watched in horror as their three little birds left the nest and were gone. Second to the right, and then straight on until morning.