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What is the primary form in which 'It' appears in the story?
What is the setting where 'It' preys upon the children?
What is one of the powers possessed by 'It'?
What triggered 'The Losers Club' to become aware of Pennywise's presence?
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What inspired Stephen King to create the character Pennywise the Dancing Clown?
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Study Notes
It's Appearance and Powers
- The primary form in which 'It' appears in the story is as Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
- One of the powers possessed by 'It' is the ability to shape-shift.
Setting and Prey
- The setting where 'It' preys upon the children is in Derry, Maine.
The Losers Club
- The Losers Club became aware of Pennywise's presence when they stumbled upon a series of child disappearances and gruesome murders.
Inspiration Behind Pennywise
- Stephen King was inspired to create the character Pennywise the Dancing Clown by his own childhood fear of clowns.
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Description
Test your knowledge of the terrifying character from Stephen King's novel "It" with this quiz. Delve into the lore of the ancient, shape-shifting antagonist that preys upon the inhabitants of Derry, Maine.
