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James and the Giant Peach Ch. 17-19

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Reading Quiz centered around James and the Giant Peach. Vocabulary and Comprehension.

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1
What did Aunt Sponge mean when she said "I'll be blowed" on page 15?
She was puffing air out of her mouth.
She was upset.
She was happy.
She was experiencing confusion or amazement.
2
What is a "perambulator"?
A large item.
A baby carriage.
An ambulance.
A missle.
3
What did Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker decide to do with the giant peach?
Sell it for profit.
Eat it and make juice out of it.
Allow bugs to live in it.
Sell tickets to see the peach.
4
What did James find when he looked at the peach?
Money laying on the ground.
A banana peel on top of the peach.
A giant hole.
It was not really a peach.
5
What is the meaning of the word "gizzard"?
A muscular, thick-walled part of a stomach or throat.
An eyeball.
A pig's tongue.
An ear.
6
Where was James required to stay when he was at home?
Next to his aunts
His bedroom
The kitchen
The garden
7
What creatures did James find?
Centipede, earthworm, grass hopper, spider, and lady bug.
Centipede, fox, cat, and earthworm.
Centipede, earthworm, and grass hopper.
Earthworm, grass hopper, spider, and lady bug.
8
Why did James cry while he was chopping wood?
He cut himself.
He was angry at his aunts.
He began thinking about what other children would be doing.
He missed his parents.
9
What did James and the creatures eat?
The went fishing.
The peach.
Spider's webs.
Centipede's boots.
10
After they FINALLY let James out of his room, what did they tell him to do?
Clean up the yard from the crowd.
Make peach juice.
Chop the peach up into bite size pieces.
Make them dinner.
11
What is the meaning of the word "peculiar"?
fantastic
odd or strange
friendly
small