10 Questions
What is James and the Giant Peach about?
James and the Giant Peach is about a lonely boy named James Trotter who escapes his sad and abusive life by taking a journey aboard a magical peach.
Who wrote James and the Giant Peach?
James and the Giant Peach was written by Roald Dahl.
What is the setting of James and the Giant Peach?
The setting of James and the Giant Peach changes throughout the story, starting in England and later taking place aboard the magical peach.
What happens to Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker when the giant peach falls?
They are killed as the peach flattens them.
How do James and his friends escape the sharks?
James lassoes seagulls with silk lines and they lift the peach out of the water.
Who do James and the bugs encounter during their flight across the Atlantic Ocean?
They encounter the Cloud Men.
What new lives do James and the bugs settle into in New York City?
James lives in the peach pit in Central Park, Old Green Grasshopper joins the New York Symphony Orchestra, Centipede becomes the Vice-President-in-Charge-of-Sales of a boot manufacturer, Miss Spider and Silkworm start a business creating ropes for tightrope walkers, Ladybug becomes the wife of the Head of the New York City's Fire Department, and Earthworm becomes a celebrity commercial spokesman.
What is the setting of the novel James and the Giant Peach?
The setting of the novel changes from a tree to the ocean and then to New York City.
Who are the main characters in James and the Giant Peach?
The main characters are James Trotter, Old Green Grasshopper, Centipede, Miss Spider, Earthworm, and Ladybug.
Who are the antagonists in the story?
The antagonists are Aunt Sponge, Aunt Striker, and the Cloud Men.
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