character
What is the name of Charlie and Tommo's brother?
Big Joe
Who says:“how we thought about people depended largely on how they behaved with our big brother.”
Tommo
Where does Tommo first meet Molly?
At School
Who is the narrator of the novel?
Tommo
Who dies at the end of the novel?
Charlie
Who dies in the beginning of the novel?
Tommo's father (Mr Peaceful)
Who says:“You've still got the watch then. Keep it ticking for me, and then when the time comes, give it to little Tommo..."
Charlie
How does Tommo's father die?
Killed by a tree when saving Tommo
During what war is this novel set?
World War I
What character accused Charlie of defying his orders near the end of the novel?
Sergeant Hanley
Who owns the house the Peacefuls live in?
The Colonel
Finish the quote: “We have all decided the little fellow will be called ____________"
"Tommo"
What did Sergeant Wilkes give Charlie for saving him life?
His watch
Who wrote 'Private Peaceful'?
Michael Morpurgo
How was Charlie executed (What method was used)?
Firing Squad
What is the name of the Sergeant that the soldiers liked and admired in Ypres?
Sergeant Wilkes
Finish the quote: “Take off our uniforms and you can hardly tell the difference, can you? Not a bad bloke, for a _________ that is.”
"Fritz"
What is Big Joe's favourite song?
Oranges and Lemons
Where in England do the Peacefuls live?
Iddlesleigh
What does Charlie give to Tommo to give to Baby Tommo?
His watch
What is a nickname that the British soldiers had had for the German soldiers?
The Fritz / Huns
Finish the quote: “[The Colonel] decided that now is the time for every able bodied man on his estate to go off to the war … you've got to go, ____________, or else he won't let us stay on in the cottage.”
Charlie"
When Molly's parents ban her from seeing Charlie, how do they communicate with each other?
Tommo delivers each other's letters
What is the name of the place Tommo and Charlie were stationed when they were on the frontlines in Belgium?
Ypres
How did Sergeant Hanley die?
Blown up by an unexpected explosive / bomb.