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James and the Giant Peach

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  • How did the city welcome them?
    television
    musical tribute
    a parade
    a party
  • What was the biggest threat to the peach?
    the waves
    seagulls
    the sharks
    the Cloud-men
  • “The disgusting little brute will only get in everyone’s way...” p. 26
    Aunt Spiker
    Aunt Spiker
    James
  • “The disgusting little brute will only get in everyone’s way...” p. 26
    James
    Aunt Spiker
    Aunt Spiker
  • “The disgusting little brute will only get in everyone’s way...” p. 26
    James
    Earhtworm
    Ladybug
    Aunt Spiker
  • Where did the peach end up?
    London
    Florida
    New York City
    Canada
  • Into what category would the songs in the book fit?
    poetry
    drama
    prose
    journal
  • “The disgusting little brute will only get in everyone’s way...” p. 26
    Aunt Spiker
    James
    Aunt Spiker
  • “I refuse to show myself out of doors with my bare feet.” p. 56
    Centipede
    Miss Spider
    Ladybug
    James
  • “Now listen to me. This is what we’ll do...” p. 73
    Aunt Spiker
    Miss Spider
    Centipede
    James
  • What did the Cloud-Men NOT use to attack?
    snow balls
    pouring rain
    rainbow paint
    hailstones
  • Where did the peach end up?
    Florida
    Canada
    New York City
    London
  • “The disgusting little brute will only get in everyone’s way...” p. 26
    Aunt Spiker
    James
    Aunt Spiker
  • Who changed James' life?
    his aunts
    his parents
    the old man with magic
    the Centipede
  • “The disgusting little brute will only get in everyone’s way...” p. 26
    Aunt Spiker
    Aunt Spiker
    James
  • How did those on board the peach survive?
    magic
    teamwork
    preparedness
    luck
  • What did the people think the creatures were at first?
    They didn't know
    robots
    bugs
    Aliens
  • What happened to all the creatures?
    They returned to England
    They turned back to normal.
    They were put in the zoo and treated very kindly.
    They got jobs that fit their talent.
  • Who is most like the captain of the peach?
    Centipede
    Miss Spider
    James
    Grasshopper
  • “The disgusting little brute will only get in everyone’s way...” p. 26
    Aunt Spiker
    James
    Aunt Spiker
  • What eventually caused the peach to land?
    People shot it down.
    An airplane cut through the strings holding it up.
    The Cloud-Men cut it down.
    The seagulls got tired.
  • “The disgusting little brute will only get in everyone’s way...” p. 26
    Aunt Spiker
    James
    Aunt Spiker
  • To which genre does this book belong to?
    fantasy
    nonfiction
    historical fiction
    realistic fiction
  • If you really want to know, the farmers couldn’t do without us.” p. 89
    Ladybug
    Aunt Spiker
    Miss Spider
    Centipede
  • “I do hope you’ll find it comfortable.” p. 39
    Centipede
    Miss Spider
    Earthworm
    James
  • What did the Cloud-Men NOT use to attack?
    rainbow paint
    hailstones
    snow balls
    pouring rain
  • Why were the people on the ground most afraid of the peach?
    They'd never seen a peach so large in my life before.
    They thought they were imagining things .
    They thought is was some kind of a bomb.
    It was creepy
  • Oh, I shall be pecked to death!” p. 73
    Earthworm
    Miss Spider
    The Chief of Police
    Glow Worm
  • “Are any of them dangerous?” p. 134
    Earthworm
    James
    Aunt Spiker
    Chief of Police
  • Which describes James' life at first?
    hopeless
    scary
    boring
    happy
  • Who convinced the police they were safe?
    Miss Spider
    James
    Centipede
    Grasshopper
  • How did the creatures react to trouble at first?
    calmly
    panic
    ignore it
    bravely
  • Which best describes how James’ life changed?
    He grew older and wiser.
    He became more confident in himself.
    Which best describes how James’ life changed?
    He was poor; then, he was rich.
  • “The disgusting little brute will only get in everyone’s way...” p. 26
    James
    Aunt Spiker
    Aunt Spiker
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