Vocab
Character
Setting
Symbolism
Figurative Language
100
What was bulging and swelling before their eyes?

The peach

100

Who is the main character? (full name)

James Henry Trotter

100

where did the peach end up after all the rolling?

In the ocean

100

 Before the magic happens, what plant in the garden has no leaves or fruit, showing how sad and lonely James’s life is?

The old peach tree.

100
What was said to have hissed and fizzed as they touched the soil?

the magic crystals

200

"she wore steel rimmed spectacles" Spectacles can also be known as?

Glasses

200

What chracter was described as lean, tall, and bony? How wore steel-rimmed spectacles 

Aunt Spiker

200

Where did James live when his parents were alive?

in a beautiful house by the sea


200

This ordinary object contains the magical, glowing green crystals, showing that wonderful, life-changing surprises can be hidden inside very plain packages.

The paper bag.

200

As the peach grew out of control, it was described as getting as large as what?

As large as a house
300

""Come closer to me, little boy," he said, beckoning to James with a finger." What does beckoning mean?

to signal/gesture with one's hand

300

What character is described as enormously fat and very short? With small piggy eyes and a sunken mouth. 

Aunt Sponge

300

Where did the Aunts live?

South of England/England

300

While James chops wood in the blazing heat, who sit on comfortable deck chairs drinking lemonade, showing that they symbolize pure laziness and selfishness.

Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker

300

"looked precisely like a great white cabbage." Who is this referring to?

Aunt Sponge

400

"The garden, which covered the whole top of the hill, was large and desolate." What does desolate mean?

empty and without life

400

What character's face was described as a map of wrinkles?

The old man's face

400

The peach rolled through a _____________factory.

Chocolate

400

What is James is never allowed to walk through this specific object at the edge of the yard, which stands as a symbol of his lack of freedom?

The Garden Gate

400

When the aunts were described as "two ghastly hags", what does ghastly mean?

frightful/terrible/ugly

500

"a really fantastically peculiar thing to occur." Peculiar can also mean

odd or strange

500

How did James's parents die?

They got eaten up by an enormous rhinoceros. 


500

Based on Chapter 1, where did the enormous angry rhinoceros escape from?

London Zoo

500

What did Aunt Sponge want to do with the peach as soon as they found it, showing her greed, neglect, and unfair labor.

Eat the peach, not allowing James even a bite.

500

The glowing green crystals were said to wriggle and squirm like what?

like little insects

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