Quiz Questions Over James And The Giant Peach Novel
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What happened to James' parents?
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Car accident
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Eaten by a rhino
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Plane crash
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A little magic can take you a long way. . . An adventure about James and his friends the Grasshopper, Centipede, Eathworm, the Spider and more!DISCLAIMER: Questions re-created by: WDM, Anna M. Daulton, Elementary School (3rd grade)
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Who does James meet in the clump of laurel bushes?
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Aunt Sponge
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An old bald man
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A withc with a snake
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A. An old bald manExplanation
In the given question, James meets an old bald man in the clump of laurel bushes. This means that out of the given options, the correct answer is "An old bald man".Rate this question:
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Was the Bumblebee an insect James met in the peach patch?
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The question asks if Bumblebee was an insect James met in the peach patch. The answer is false because the question assumes that James met a Bumblebee in the peach patch, but there is no evidence or context provided to support this assumption. Therefore, we cannot conclude that Bumblebee was an insect James met in the peach patch.Rate this question:
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How many seagulls did it take to lift the peach?
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101
502
8Explanation
502 seagulls lifted the peachRate this question:
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What happens to Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker?
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The peach runs over them
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They recature James
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They become millionaires
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A. The peach runs over themExplanation
Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker are characters from the book "James and the Giant Peach" by Roald Dahl. In the story, James, the protagonist, lives a miserable life with his cruel aunts. Eventually, a magical peach grows in their garden and James enters it, embarking on a series of adventures with newfound friends. During one of these adventures, the peach rolls over Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker, resulting in their demise. This event symbolizes the end of their reign of cruelty and allows James to finally escape their mistreatment.Rate this question:
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How big does the peach eventually grow?
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As big as a pumpkin
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As big as a car
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As big as a house
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A. As big as a houseExplanation
The correct answer is "As big as a house." This means that the peach eventually grows to be the same size as a house.Rate this question:
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Were the cloud men rolling hailstones when James first saw them?
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The given correct answer is True. This suggests that the cloud men were indeed rolling hailstones when James first saw them.Rate this question:
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What breaks the strings holding the seagulls to the peach?
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An airplane
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A giant rhinoceros
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Cloud-men cut the ropes
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A. An airplaneExplanation
The correct answer is an airplane. This is because airplanes are large and powerful machines that can generate strong gusts of wind as they fly. These gusts of wind can be strong enough to break the strings holding the seagulls to the peach.Rate this question:
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The Mayor of New York city gave James a ticker-tape parade?
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The given answer is true because it states that the Mayor of New York City gave James a ticker-tape parade. This implies that James was honored with a parade by the Mayor, indicating that the statement is correct.Rate this question:
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According to the story, ________ wrote the story?
Correct Answer
Roald Dahl
The Centipede
JamesExplanation
JamesRate this question:
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Where did the angry rhinoceros escape from when it ate James' parents?
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The London zoo
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The Fort Worth zoo
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The zoo in Africa
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A. The London zooExplanation
The correct answer is The London zoo. This can be inferred from the question which mentions that the angry rhinoceros escaped from a zoo when it ate James' parents. Since the question does not provide any other information about the location or context, it can be assumed that the London zoo is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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The old man gave James a ________ paper bag (color).
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brown
green
whiteExplanation
whiteRate this question:
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How much did Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker charge the public to see the giant peach?
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1 Dollar
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1 Penny
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1 Shilling
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A. 1 ShillingExplanation
Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker charged the public 1 shilling to see the giant peach. A shilling was a unit of currency used in Britain before decimalization, equivalent to 12 pence. This suggests that they were trying to make a profit by charging a relatively higher price for the viewing of the giant peach.Rate this question:
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The Centipede actually had ____ feet (how many)?
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42
52
100Explanation
42Rate this question:
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The peach landed in the sea after it rolled out of the garden?
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The given statement suggests that the peach rolled out of the garden and landed in the sea. Since there is no contradictory information provided, we can assume that the statement is true.Rate this question:
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Which of the insects was used as bait so they could escape the sharks?
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Earthworm
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Centipede
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Ladybird
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A. EarthwormExplanation
The earthworm was used as bait to lure the sharks away and allow the insects to escape. Earthworms are commonly used as bait in fishing because they emit a strong scent that attracts fish. In this scenario, the insects likely used the earthworm as a distraction to divert the attention of the sharks, giving them the opportunity to flee to safety.Rate this question:
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The ________ fell off the peach while it was up in the air?
Correct Answer
Earthworm
Centipede
LadybirdExplanation
CentipedeRate this question:
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What were the cloud-men making when James and the insects saw them in the clouds?
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Snow, rain and rainbows
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Birds
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Butterflies
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A. Snow, rain and rainbowsExplanation
James and the insects saw the cloud-men making snow, rain, and rainbows in the clouds. This suggests that the cloud-men have the ability to create different weather phenomena. Snow and rain are common weather occurrences, while rainbows are formed when sunlight is refracted and reflected by water droplets in the air. Therefore, it can be inferred that the cloud-men were using their powers to create these natural phenomena in the clouds.Rate this question:
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The peach landed on the Empire State Building when it fell out of the sky.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The given statement implies that a peach fell from the sky and landed on the Empire State Building. Since the statement does not provide any reason to doubt its accuracy, we can assume that it is true.Rate this question:
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_____ who lived inside the peach after it was placed in Central Park?
Correct Answer
James
Aunt Sponge & Aunt Spiker
The InsectsExplanation
JamesRate this question:
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