James And The Giant Peach Quiz
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Whats's James' Full Name?
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James Henry Trotter
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James Henry Potter
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James Trotter Henry
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Explore the whimsical world of 'James and the Giant Peach' through this engaging quiz. Test your knowledge on James Henry Trotter, his adventures, and the peculiar characters he meets. Ideal for enhancing comprehension and appreciation of Roald Dahl's classic.
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What happened to James' Parents?
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Car accident
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They both got eaten by a rhino
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They got murdered
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A. They both got eaten by a rhinoExplanation
James was very very sadRate this question:
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How many legs does the Centipede claim to have AND how many legs does the Centipede really have?
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100 and 42Explanation
The centipede claims to have 100 legs, which is a common misconception. In reality, centipedes do not have exactly 100 legs. The number of legs can vary depending on the species, but most centipedes have between 30 to 354 legs. Therefore, the centipede actually has 42 legs, not 100.Rate this question:
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What kind of instrument does the Old Green-Grasshopper sound like?
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A guitar
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A violin
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A drum
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A flute
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A. A violinExplanation
The Old Green-Grasshopper is described as sounding like a violin. This suggests that the instrument produces a similar tone or quality of sound as a violin. The comparison implies that the sound is likely to be melodic, smooth, and possibly high-pitched, similar to the sound of a violin.Rate this question:
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How big did the peach get to grow?
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As big as a car
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As big a as house
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As big as a hotel
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As big as a trash can
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As big as Aunt Sponge
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A. As big a as houseExplanation
The correct answer suggests that the peach grew to be as big as a house. This means that the peach reached an enormous size, comparable to the size of a typical house.Rate this question:
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Who wrote James And The Giant Peach?
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Barbara parks
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James henry trotter
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Roald Dahl
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A. Roald DahlExplanation
Roald Dahl is the correct answer because he is the author of the book "James and the Giant Peach". The other options, Barbara Parks and James Henry Trotter, are not associated with this book.Rate this question:
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What peculiar creatures did james meet inside the peach?
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A grasshopper,ladybug,centipede,ant,glow worm,earthworm,spider
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A grasshopper,ladybug,centipede,glow worm,earthworm,beetle
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A grasshopper,ladybug,centipede,glow worm,earthworm,spider
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A. A grasshopper,ladybug,centipede,glow worm,earthworm,spiderExplanation
James met a grasshopper, ladybug, centipede, glow worm, earthworm, and spider inside the peach.Rate this question:
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Did James See Cloud Men When He was Flying In The Clouds?
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The given answer "True" suggests that James did see cloud men when he was flying in the clouds. However, without any additional context or information, it is difficult to determine what exactly "cloud men" refers to. It could be a figurative or imaginative description of something James encountered or perceived while in the clouds. Without further details, it is impossible to provide a more specific explanation.Rate this question:
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What Were Trying To Eat The Peach?
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Sharks
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Dolphins
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Octopus
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Sea turtles
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Fish
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A. SharksExplanation
The question is asking about the creature that was trying to eat the peach. Out of the given options, sharks are known to be predatory creatures that feed on a variety of marine life, including fish and sea turtles. Therefore, it is likely that sharks were the ones trying to eat the peach.Rate this question:
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How many seagulls did it take to fly the peach out of the ocean?
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502
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701
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600
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A. 502Explanation
The question is asking for the number of seagulls it took to fly the peach out of the ocean. The correct answer is 502. This suggests that it took 502 seagulls to accomplish the task.Rate this question:
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What 2 insects did it take to make the silk?
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Spider,glow worm
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Centipede,spider
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Spider, silk worm
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A. Spider, silk wormExplanation
Silk is produced by spiders and silk worms. Spiders produce silk to build their webs and catch prey, while silk worms produce silk to create their cocoons. Both insects have specialized glands that produce the silk protein, which is then spun into threads. These threads are strong, lightweight, and have various uses in textiles and other industries. Therefore, the correct answer is spider and silk worm.Rate this question:
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What kind of ship was down below the peach?
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Titanic
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Queen Mary
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A Regular Boat
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Steam Boat
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A. Queen MaryExplanation
The correct answer is Queen Mary because the question asks about the type of ship that was "down below the peach." Since the other options (Titanic, A Regular Boat, Steam Boat) do not match the name "Queen Mary," it can be inferred that Queen Mary is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Who was the victom of getting the seegulls attention?
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Spider
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Earthworm
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Centipede
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A. EarthwormExplanation
The correct answer is earthworm. Earthworms are often preyed upon by seagulls, as they are easy targets due to their slow movement and their presence on the ground. Seagulls have been observed to swoop down and snatch earthworms from the soil, making them the victims of the seagulls' attention.Rate this question:
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Where did the peach land?
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The empire state building
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In the ocean
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Crashed in a store
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A. The empire state buildingExplanation
The peach landed on the Empire State Building.Rate this question:
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What Did One Of The Cloud-Mean Pour The Paint On?
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The earthworm
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The spider
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The centipede
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The glow worm
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James
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A. The centipedeExplanation
The question is asking what one of the cloud means poured paint on. Out of the options given, the correct answer is "the centipede".Rate this question:
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