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Peter Pan
by
J. M. Barrie
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Summary
Chapter Summaries
Chapters 1–3 Summary
Chapters 4–6 Summary
Chapters 7–9 Summary
Chapters 10–12 Summary
Chapters 13–15 Summary
Chapters 16–17 Summary
Questions & Answers
Themes
Characters
Analysis
Critical Essays
Critical Evaluation
Peter Pan
Critical Overview
Essays and Criticism
Quotes
"Do You Believe In Fairies?"
"Every Time A Child Says "I Don't Believe In Fairies" There Is A Fairy Somewhere That Falls Down Dead"
Multiple-Choice Quizzes
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Peter Pan Questions and Answers
What is Peter Pan's shadow like and what does it mean?
Why does Peter Pan never want to grow up?
What do the lost boys symbolize in Peter Pan?
How old is Wendy Darling?
Why is Peter Pan the only lost boy that can fly?
What is the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution for Peter Pan?
How old is Peter Pan really?
Why did Peter Pan never visit Wendy again?
How does Wendy feel about growing older? Cite at least two pieces of evidence from the text in your response.
What is the climax of the book Peter Pan?
Why are Hook and Peter Pan enemies?
Why is Hook in Neverland?
What is the setting of Peter Pan?
How did Peter Pan lose his shadow?
What are all of the problems in Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie?
What time period is Peter and Wendy set in?
Why does the author state that Wendy having a daughter “ought not to be written in ink but in a golden splash” (paragraph 74)?
What is the main idea of Peter Pan?
What is the main conflict or problem in the book Peter Pan?
What is the main problem in the story Peter Pan? What happened to Peter and the children?
In the book Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie, what is the conflict that drives the plot?
Why does the crocodile in Peter Pan tick?
What is the point of view in J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan?
Who are the lost boys? What are their characteristics?
Why is Mrs. Darling tidying up her children's minds on page 6 of Peter Pan?
Did Tinker Bell drink poison?
Is Peter Pan in love with Wendy?
Did Tinker Bell try to kill Wendy?
Discuss the ending of Peter Pan.
Why does Jane remember Peter better than her mother, Wendy?
Why doesn’t Peter want to be adopted?
What brings Tinker Bell back to life?
What literary devices are used in Peter Pan?
What are the main differences between the book and the movie? What are the little differences between the book and the movie?
Why doesn't Peter notice much?
What was the first thing Peter Pan said to Wendy?
Why did Peter Pan run away as baby?
Captain Hook heard the tick tock of the crocodile. What was the effect?
What is a comparison between two characters in Peter Pan?
Why did the stars just sit around and wink in Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie?
What is the biggest problem the Darlings have?
Who was Captain Hook's right-hand man?
What is the rising action of the book Peter Pan?
How does Wendy change throughout the novel Peter Pan?
In Peter Pan, why was Mrs. Darling nervous to have Nana outside while they were away at the party?
In Peter Pan, how do the mermaids feel about Wendy? Why?
Did the crocodile swallow Captain Hook?
How many pages are in the book Peter Pan?
What strange dream did Mrs. Darling have?
Why did Wendy want to go home?