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PETER PAN TRIVIA QUIZ ( www.TriviaChamp.com ) 1> What is Captain Hook's real name? a. Killian Jones b. James Murder c. Octan McIshan d. John Hook 2> What was the name of Hook's ship? a. The Flying Dutchman b. The Arctic Sailcross c. The Jolly Roger d. The Gallant 3> What were the first names of the Darling children? a. Wendy, Michael, and John b. Wendy, Patrick, and Kelly c. Wendy, Patrick, and Peter d. Wendy, Michael, and James 4> Where did the Darling children live? a. Sydney, Australia b. London, England c. Copenhagen, Denmark d. Dublin, Ireland 5> What is the name of the Indian Princess in Neverland? a. Lily Rose b. Pocahontas c. Setting Sun d. Tiger Lily 6> Peter Pan appeared in some early 1900 novels written by whom? a. J.K Rowling b. J.R. Burns c. T.S. Eliot d. J.M. Barrie 7> Who played Tinkerbell in the movie "Hook"? a. Cameron Diaz b. Julia Roberts c. Barbara Notch d. Ginnifer Goodwin 8> In Once Upon a Time, who is Hook's "crocodile"? a. Henry b. Mr. Gold/ Rumpelstiltskin c. David/ Charming d. Emma 9> Why didn't Tink and Wendy get along? a. They both liked Captain Hook b. Wendy tried to kill Tink c. They did. They were best friends. d. Jealousy 10> Peter is the leader of whom? a. The Pirate Brothers b. The Boys of Death c. Roughnecks d. The Lost Boys 11> In the film "Hook", the adult Peter is unable to fly until he does what? a. Puts on his Flying Boots b. Remembers his Happy Thought c. Sprinkles Himself with Fairy Dust d. Puts on his Special Coat 12> Who wrote the 2004 novel, "Peter and the Starcatchers"? a. Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson b. Geraldine McCaughrean c. Mayu Sakai d. J.M. Barrie Answers: 1> Killian Jones - Captain Hook's real name is Killian Jones. He was nicknamed "Hook" when a crocodile ate his hand. 2> The Jolly Roger - The Jolly Roger was the name of the ship captained by Hook, along with his assistant Mr. Smee. 3> Wendy, Michael, and John - Wendy was the oldest of the three, with the smart, hat wearing middle child being named John, and Michael, the youngest, teddy bear- toting child. 4> London, England - The answer is London. We know this because they fly past Big Ben on their way to Neverland! 5> Tiger Lily - After Peter Pan saved her, she expressed her desire to be with Peter by dancing for him and kissing him. 6> J.M. Barrie - J.M. Barrie was a Scottish author who wrote Peter and Wendy in 1911. 7> Julia Roberts - Julia Roberts played Tink, alongside Robin Williams who played an adult Peter Pan. 8> Mr. Gold/ Rumpelstiltskin - Mr. Gold is Hook's 'Crocodile' because he is responsible for the loss of his hand. Hook made it his sole purpose to get revenge on Gold not only because of his hand, but also for Milah. 9> Jealousy - Tinkerbell was jealous of Wendy because Peter cared so much for her. Tink was not used to sharing Peter Pan's attention. 10> The Lost Boys - They are a bunch of young boys without parents. Wendy is brought to them, by Peter, to be their 'mother'. 11> Remembers his Happy Thought - The ability to fly is attributed to starstuff in the Starcatchers prequels. 12> Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson - Three additional follow-up novels were written by Barry and Pearson - Peter and the Shadow Thieves (2006), Peter and the Secret of Rundoon (2007) and Peter and the Sword of Mercy (2009). Source: Peter Pan Trivia Quiz.pdf .

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