RL 3.1
According to the story, what scared Mrs. Darling most about the leaves she discovered in the children’s nursery? (RL.3.1)
A. They made the nursery messy.
B. They were from a tree that did not grow in England.
C. They were poisonous.
D. She thought Nana might eat them and get sick.
What is B. They were from a tree that did not grow in England.
What is the effect of Mr. Darling sending Nana to the doghouse on page 14? (RL.3.3)
A. Mrs. Darling hid the shadow in the dresser drawer.
B. John and Michael were afraid to go to sleep.
C. No one was able to protect the children from Peter.
D. Nana got white dog hair all over Mr. Darling’s coat.
What is C. No one was able to protect the children from Peter.
What is the meaning of the word misbehave? (RL.3.4)
A. Good behavior.
B. Nice behavior.
C. Bad behavior.
D. Great behavior.
What is C. Bad behavior.
What is one similarity between Peter Pan and Peter Pan In Kensington Gardens? (RL.3.9)
A. In both stories Neverland was Peter’s home.
B. In both stories Wendy cares for all the boys.
C. In both stories Peter could fly.
D. In both stories James Hook had one hand.
What is C. In both stories Peter could fly.
What is the meaning of the word coward in the chapter?(L.3.4)
A. Someone who is sad
B. Someone who is strong
C. Someone who is tired
D. Someone who is afraid
What is D. Someone who is afraid
Who or what was the only thing Captain Hook was afraid of? (RL.3.1)
A. Peter Pan
B. The crocodile that ate his hand
C. The Indians that chase the pirates
D. The wild animals on Neverland
What is B. The crocodile that ate his hand.
Which trait best describes Tinker Bell? (RL.3.3)
A. Funny
B. Kind
C. Naughty
D. Polite
What is C. Naughty
Peering inside he saw his mother sleeping peacefully with her arms around another little boy.
What is the meaning of the word Peering? (RL.3.4)
A. Sneaking
B. Running
C. Sitting
D. Looking
What is D. Looking
What is one difference between Peter Pan and Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens.(RL.3.9)
A. Peter was a one week old boy in Peter Pan and a young boy in Kensington Garden.
B. Peter was a one week old baby in Kensington Garden and a young boy in Peter Pan.
C. In Kensington Garden, Solomon Caw helped Peter find his mom and in Peter Pan, Peter’s mom helped him find Solomon Caw.
D. Nana took care of Peter in Kensington Garden, and Nana took care of all the children in the book Peter Pan.
What is B. Peter was a one week old baby in Kensington Garden and a young boy in Peter Pan.
Maimie stamped her foot and was just putting her fingers to her eyes when she heard a kind voice say, “Don't cry, pretty human, don't cry.
What is the meaning of the word stamped? (L.3.4)
A. Pressing an image into ink
B. Having a distinctive character
C. To strike the foot forcibly or noisily downward
D. To pound or crush with a heavy object
What is C. To strike the foot forcibly or noisily downward
Which boy did not sleep in the packed bed? (RL.3.1)
A. Tootles
B. Smee
C. Michael
D. John
Who is C. Michael
What character trait best describes James Hook? (RL.3.3)
A. Courageous
B. Loud
C. Polite
D. Sweet
What is A. Courageous
Children often find even the strangest events rather commonplace. For example, they might casually mention that when they were playing in the woods last Wednesday, they met a ghost and played tag with him on roller skates.
What does the word commonplace mean? (RL.3.4)
A. difficult
B. normal
C. easy
D. unusual
What is B. normal
Which statement supports that Peter could fly in both stories? (RL.3.9)
A. "Peter threw open the window. 'Come on!' he cried, soaring into the night.”
B. "He flew out of the window to Kensington Gardens because he thought he was a bird."
C. “Tinkerbell’s fairy dust made the kids fly.
D. Both A&B.
What is D. Both A&B.
With his return, however, the whole place started to rumble as if a train were coming.
In the sentence, what does the word "rumble" most likely mean?
A. To whisper softly
B. To move slowly
C. To make a deep, continuous sound
D. To shine brightly
What is C. To make a deep, continuous sound