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What is the main conflict James faces in Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach?
What is the main conflict James faces in Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach?
- Making friends with talking insects
- Escaping his cruel aunts (correct)
- Deciding whether to eat a magical peach
- Living with his parents' death
What happens after James spills the magical objects?
What happens after James spills the magical objects?
- James is transported to a new world
- The magical objects disappear forever
- A giant peach tree grows in the yard (correct)
- James becomes invisible
What is the purpose of the magic in James' life?
What is the purpose of the magic in James' life?
- To help James escape his miserable life (correct)
- To bring James' parents back to life
- To make James' aunts kinder
- To make James invisible
What is a conflict in a story?
What is a conflict in a story?
What does James find in the pit of the peach?
What does James find in the pit of the peach?
Why is James hesitant in the pit of the peach?
Why is James hesitant in the pit of the peach?
What happens to James by the end of the story?
What happens to James by the end of the story?
Why does James believe the strangers are not there to harm him?
Why does James believe the strangers are not there to harm him?
What event triggers a series of conflicts in the story?
What event triggers a series of conflicts in the story?
How long does it take James and his friends to solve the conflicts?
How long does it take James and his friends to solve the conflicts?
What is the problem James faces when the peach lands in the ocean?
What is the problem James faces when the peach lands in the ocean?
How does James solve the problem of the sharks?
How does James solve the problem of the sharks?
Where does the peach eventually land after being carried by the seagulls?
Where does the peach eventually land after being carried by the seagulls?
What does James find in New York City?
What does James find in New York City?
Who helps James during the conflicts?
Who helps James during the conflicts?
Flashcards
James's main conflict
James's main conflict
James's problem in escaping his awful aunts.
Magical object spill effect
Magical object spill effect
A giant peach tree grows.
Magic's purpose
Magic's purpose
To help James escape a bad life.
Story conflict
Story conflict
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Peach pit discovery
Peach pit discovery
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James's pit hesitancy
James's pit hesitancy
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James's end result
James's end result
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Trusting strangers
Trusting strangers
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Conflict trigger
Conflict trigger
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Conflict resolution time
Conflict resolution time
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Ocean landing problem
Ocean landing problem
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Shark problem solution
Shark problem solution
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Peach's final destination
Peach's final destination
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NYC finding
NYC finding
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Helping friends
Helping friends
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Study Notes
Magic in James and the Giant Peach
- In Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach, magic is used to solve a major problem in James' life.
- James' parents are killed, and he is forced to live with his cruel and abusive aunts, leading to his miserable life.
Conflict in the Story
- A conflict is a problem that needs to be resolved within a story.
- Conflicts in James and the Giant Peach include James' miserable life with his aunts, accidental spilling of magical objects, and encounters with strange creatures in the peach.
- James must decide whether to stay with his aunts or use magic to escape his misery.
James' Journey with Magic
- James uses magic to escape his miserable life, and it leads to a series of conflicts and adventures.
- James accidentally spills the magical objects, which are absorbed into the soil and grow a giant peach.
- He explores the peach, meets talking insects, and works together with them to solve conflicts.
Conflicts and Solutions
- The peach rolling down the hill creates a conflict, and James and his friends work together to solve a series of problems.
- One conflict they face is when sharks attack the peach in the ocean.
- James comes up with a creative plan to use Earthworm as bait to lure seagulls, which carry the peach away from the sharks.
Resolution and Happiness
- James eventually finds a life of happiness in New York City after the peach lands on the Empire State Building.
- Magic helps James resolve his conflicts and escape his miserable life.
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