Books · page 41 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19321Peter Pan, Peter Pan, part 12: the boys build a little house round Wendy2 of 12 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★322Peter Pan, Peter Pan, part 13: the boys build Wendy a house and she agrees to be their mother8 of 13 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★323Peter Pan, Peter Pan and Wendy, part 14: Wendy's exam game, Peter's pretend idleness, and the toss for the lagoon1 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★324Peter Pan, The Mermaids' Lagoon, part 15: pirates capture Tiger Lily and leave her on the rock, but Peter tricks them6 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★325Peter Pan, The Mermaid's Lagoon, part 16: Hook swims to his boat, and Peter tricks the pirates with a codfish game3 of 12 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★326Peter Pan, The Never Bird, part 17: Hook's bite leaves Peter helpless, Wendy flies off on Michael's kite, and the Never bird comes to save him3 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★327Peter Pan, Peter Pan, part 18: the Never bird's new nest, the boys' late bedtime, and Peter's return with nuts4 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★328Peter Pan, Wendy's bedtime story, part 19: Peter asks if he is only pretending to be their father, then groans at the story he hates4 of 12 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★329Peter Pan, Peter Pan, part 20: Wendy plans to leave, Peter stays, pirates attack2 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★330Peter Pan, The Pirate Attack, part 21: Hook's pirates surprise the Piccaninnies in the dark, and Hook tricks the boys with the tom-tom8 of 15 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★331Peter and Wendy, Peter Pan, part 22: the captives are carried off, and Hook finds Peter asleep6 of 14 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★332Peter Pan, Peter Pan, part 23: Hook poisons Peter's medicine, and Tink drinks it to save him7 of 13 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★333Peter Pan, Peter Pan, part 24: Hook broods, the boys refuse, and Wendy is brought up4 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★334Peter Pan, Peter Pan, part 25: Hook hides while Peter ticks his way aboard the ship7 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★335Peter Pan, Peter Pan and Wendy, part 26: the pirates die one by one and Peter faces Hook7 of 14 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★336Peter Pan, Peter Pan, part 27: Hook is beaten, jumps to the crocodile, and the children sail for home6 of 13 right · exam 2 of 3 · ★337Peter Pan, Peter Pan and Wendy, part 28: Mr. Darling sulks in the kennel; Peter bars the window2 of 13 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★338Peter Pan, Peter Pan, the ending: the lost children come home, and Peter flies off alone8 of 14 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★339Peter Pan, Peter Pan: Wendy grows up and tells Jane about Neverland6 of 15 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★340Peter Pan, Peter and Wendy: Peter returns, finds Wendy grown up, and flies off with Jane instead6 of 14 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★341Fifty Famous Stories Retold, King Alfred and the Beggar, part 1: Alfred shares his last bread and wine, then sees a vision3 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★342Stories of Old England, King Canute on the Seashore: Canute orders the sea to stop and gets soaked5 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★344Old English Tales, Robin Hood and Allin-a-Dale: Robin Hood helps a sad young man win back his bride from a rich old suitor2 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★345Book of Tales (pg18442), The Black Douglas: a castle won back at dusk5 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★347Brave Deeds, The Soldier and the Swede, part 7: a soldier spares a wounded enemy, and English heroes and a little Indian girl show courage4 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★348Tales of Courage, Arnold Winkelried, part 1: Swiss fighters face the spears, and Winkelried gives his life4 of 12 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★349Historic Tales, The Bell of Atri: an old horse pulls a grape-vine, the bell of justice rings, and the judges make the greedy miser share his gold7 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★350Fifty Famous Stories, The Story of Cincinnatus: a plowman leaves his field to save Rome and then gives back his power5 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★351Roman Tales, Androclus and the Lion: a runaway slave befriends a lion and wins his freedom in Rome6 of 12 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★352Tales of Rome, Horatius at the Bridge: Horatius holds the bridge alone and saves Rome from Porsena's army9 of 14 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★353Tales of Honor, Damon and Pythias: a friend offers to take his friend's place in prison1 of 13 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★354Historical Tales, The King and His Hawk, part 14: a thirsty king is kept from drinking by his pet hawk7 of 14 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★355Tales for Young Folks, The Barmecide Feast, part 15: poor Schacabac is treated to a pretend feast by a rich old man2 of 12 right · exam 0 of 3 · ★356Book of Tales, Maximilian and the Goose Boy, part 1: the king naps under a tree and wakes at noon2 of 14 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★357Book of Tales, The Inchcape Rock: Ralph the Rover cuts the abbot's buoy bell and his own ship is wrecked on the rock3 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★358pg18442, Dick Whittington, part 18: Dick works in London, buys a cat, sends it to sea, and turns back home2 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★359Stories of Long Ago, Casabianca, part 19: the cat wins the king's gold, and a boy waits on a burning ship5 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★360Heroic Children, Charney's Plant, part 20: a boy dies on a burning ship, a poor boy carves a butter lion, a prisoner finds a seed4 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★361Famous Tales, Picciola, part 21: Charney's plant is saved, and Mignon dances2 of 14 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★362The Æsop for Children, The Wolf and the Kid: a kid who dances for a wolf is saved by the Shepherd Dogs4 of 13 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★363Aesop for Children, The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse: a country mouse visits her city cousin and flees a cat and dog4 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★364Aesop for Children, The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf: a bored boy cries "Wolf!" for fun until a real wolf comes2 of 14 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★365Aesop's Fables, The Frogs Who Wanted a King: a log, a Crane, and Jupiter's reply4 of 12 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★366Aesop's Fables, The Ass, the Fox, and the Lion, part 1: a sly Fox plots to trap his foolish Ass friend in a pit for a hungry Lion2 of 12 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★367Aesop's Fables, The Wolf and the Lamb: a Wolf invents excuses to eat a Lamb6 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★368Aesop for Children, The Peacock and Juno: the vain Peacock's heavy train keeps him from flying4 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★369Aesop's Fables, THE COCK AND THE FOX, part 8: a sly Fox begs a wary Cock to come down with false news of peace5 of 13 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★370Aesop's Fables, The Fox and the Cock, part 9: the Fox runs off, the Cock wins, and more beast tales follow5 of 13 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★371Aesop for Children, The Cat and the Birds, part 1: a thin hungry cat dresses up as a doctor4 of 13 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★372Aesop for Children, The Woodman and Mercury: an honest woodman gets all three axes5 of 13 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★373Aesop's Fables, The Miser, part 1: a Miser's buried gold is stolen, and a stranger gives strange advice3 of 13 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★374Aesop's Fables, The Wolf and the House Dog: a hungry wolf is tempted by a well-fed dog's easy life until he learns the price of the dog's collar3 of 12 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★375Aesop's Fables, The Stag, the Sheep, and the Wolf, part 14: a Stag borrows wheat on the Wolf's word6 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★376Aesop's Fables, The Lark and Her Young Ones, part 15: the young Larks fear the reapers, but their mother says the wheat is not ready yet4 of 14 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★377Aesop for Children, The Lark and Her Young Ones: the farmer must cut his wheat himself, so the larks fly away4 of 13 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★378Aesop for Children, The North Wind and the Sun: a cloak settles the quarrel7 of 14 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★379Aesop's Fables, The Ass in the Lion's Skin: a silly bray gives the Ass away1 of 13 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★384Aesop's Fables, The Hare and the Tortoise: a boastful Hare loses a race to a slow but steady Tortoise6 of 14 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★385Aesop's Fables, The Farmer and the Stork: a Farmer's nets catch a Stork among Cranes, and his pleas fail.5 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★386Aesop's Fables, The Cat and the Cock: a cat invents an excuse to eat a cock, and a wolf in sheep's clothing is killed by mistake4 of 11 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★387Aesop's Fables, The Ass and the Lapdog, part 8: a jealous donkey copies a pampered lapdog and gets beaten6 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★388Aesop's Fables, The Cat and the Birds: a cat posing as a doctor is sent packing4 of 12 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★392Aesop's Fables, The Old Hound: a hound too old to hold a boar gets scolded by his master7 of 14 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★393Aesop's Fables, The Birdcatcher and the Cock, part 14: a bird begs for its life, a Cock argues, and many short animal tales follow1 of 15 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★394Aesop's Fables, The Cat and the Mice, part 15: a Cat hangs from a peg, pretends to be dead, and fails to lure the Mice out8 of 15 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★395Aesop's Fables, The Image of Mercury and the Carpenter: a poor carpenter smashes his idol and gets gold5 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★396Aesop's Fables, The Fox and the Hedgehog: a hurt Fox refuses a kind Hedgehog's offer to shoo away his flies4 of 14 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★397Aesop's Fables, The Wizard, part 18: a wizard's own house is robbed while he reads other people's fortunes7 of 14 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★398Aesop's Fables, The Jackdaw and the Doves: a jackdaw in white paint sneaks in among the doves, and a run of short fables follows3 of 13 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★399Aesop's Fables, The Lion and the Three Bulls, part 20: quick fables of tricks, greed and getting your comeuppance2 of 14 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★400Aesop's Fables, The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse: a country mouse visits his grand city friend, gets a scare, and goes home3 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★401Aesop's Fables, The Gamecocks and the Partridge: a stranger bird learns that the cocks fight each other too4 of 12 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★402Aesop's Fables, The Eagle and the Fox: the eagle steals the fox's cub, and the fox takes revenge with fire7 of 13 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★403Aesop's Fables, The Gnat and the Bull, part 24: a gnat, a camel, dogs, a jackdaw and a workman each get a short lesson6 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★404Aesop's Fables, The Ass and His Driver: a bolting ass is hauled back by the tail, and the fables that follow each end with a small lesson.6 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★405Aesop's Fables, The Lion and the Shepherd: a Shepherd pulls a thorn from a Lion's paw, and the Lion later spares him4 of 13 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★406Aesop's Fables, The Shipwrecked Man and the Sea, part 27: seven short fables, each with a lesson4 of 11 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★412Russian Folk-Tales, Marusia, part 4: Marusia follows a thread to a church, sees her sweetheart's terrible secret, and learns that her parents will die2 of 14 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★413Russian Folk-Tales, Marusia, the flower maiden3 of 10 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★414Russian Folk-Tales, The Dead Witch: demons steal the witch's skin, and her body vanishes3 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★416Russian Folk Tales, The Awful Drunkard, part 8: Petrusha visits the Devil's palace and finds his drowned father there as a horse5 of 13 right · exam 4 of 4 · ★417Russian Folk-Tales, Petrusha and the Devil: the horse turns out to be his father4 of 13 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★418Russian Folk-Tales, The Bad Wife: a peasant frees a demon from a pit and cures the town3 of 13 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★419Russian Folk-Tales, Marko the Rich: a stingy merchant tries to dodge paying one copeck and gets tricked3 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★420Russian Folk-Tales, The Simpleton: the ox sold to the Birch, the gold, and the goat's head6 of 12 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★421Russian Folk-Tales, The Smith and the Demon, part 13: a Spider tricks the gnats, then a Smith's son torments a painted Demon3 of 13 right · exam 4 of 4 · ★422Russian Folk-Tales, The Smith and the Demon: the Smith burns the seigneur, then the Demon saves him4 of 12 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★424Slavonic Myths, Ivan Popyalof, part 16: Ivan kills three snakes and tricks the Snake's wife4 of 13 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★425Russian Folk-Tales, The Chudo-Yudo, part 17: Ivan slays three monsters, the widows take revenge, and an Aged One sends him on5 of 13 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★426Russian Wonder Tales, Prince Ivan and the Beast Norka, part 18: the Prince sews magic robes and the brides recognise him3 of 13 right · exam 2 of 4 · ★427Russian Folk-Tales, Norka: the brothers are punished and three weddings are held2 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★428Russian Folk-Tales, Koshchei the Deathless, part 20: Ivan's sisters wed three birds, then he frees Koshchei and searches for his wife6 of 12 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★429Russian Folk-Tales, Marya Morevna, part 21: Ivan is slain and revived, then tricks the Baba Yaga's mares and is helped by the creatures he spared4 of 12 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★430Russian Folk-Tales, Marya Morevna: Ivan outwits the Baba Yaga, rescues Marya, and burns Koshchei3 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★431Russian Folk-Tales, Koshchei the Deathless, part 23: Ivan finds a horse, flings a rock, and reaches his mother6 of 13 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★432Russian Folk-Tales, Koshchei the Deathless, part 24: Ivan wins Koshchei's death and brings the ring home4 of 12 right · exam 1 of 4 · ★433Russian Folk-Tales, Prince Ivan and the Bride: Ivan gets to the church first and marries the bride2 of 13 right · exam 0 of 4 · ★434Russian Tales, The Water Snake: a girl promises to marry a snake, and her mother kills him7 of 12 right · exam 4 of 4 · ★435Russian Folk-Tales, The Water King and Vasilissa the Wise, part 27: a wife's curse on her children, then a King and an Eagle3 of 11 right · exam 3 of 4 · ★436Russian Fairy Tales, The King and the Eagle, part 28: the King opens the coffers and his son must be given up3 of 13 right · exam 2 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