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Work! Work! Work! Work! Work! What is not one of James's tasks around Spiker and Sponge's house?
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Pick up broken glass
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Clean the gutter
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Repaint the lawn chairs
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Collect water from the well
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With all the hard work done, James gets to eat dinner. What does he get to eat?
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Molding cheese
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Rotten courgette
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Spoiled liver
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Stinking fishheads
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An old magic man gives James a bag full of green glowing things called Crocodile Tongues. Which is not one of the key ingredients that make them?
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The full moon
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Skull of a dead witch
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Talons of a falcon
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Three spoonfuls of sugar
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4.
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The magic of the Crocodile Tongues causes the peach on an old tree to grow outrageously. So, Spiker and Sponge decide to use it for tourism revenue. How much does it cost to see the peach?
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9 pounds
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10 pounds
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12 pounds
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13 pounds
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5.
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Which name do Spiker and Sponge not call James?
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Detestable Worm
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Miserable Tick
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Rotten Little Grub
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Dodgy Grasshopper
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When James said that marvelous things will happen, the Glow-worm thought he was saying:
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Marvelous pigs in satin
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Marble machines imagine
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Wondrous pig swill haggis
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Marvelous twigs and branches
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What happened to the Earthworm's brother?
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He got fed to a crow
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He got stepped on by Sponge's heel
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He got split in half with a shovel
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He got drowned in bug spray
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8.
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How wide is the giant peach, exactly?
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120 feet
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130 feet
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140 feet
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150 feet
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Centipede seems to know how navigate the peach. After all, he has traveled how many seas?
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Four
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Five
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Six
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Seven
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That'll teach the shark to mess with the centipede. He's from which place in New York?
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Queens
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Bronx
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Brooklyn
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Manhattan
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Who manages to beat the giant mechanical shark?
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Ladybird
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Centipede
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Grasshopper
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Spider
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Later that day, the peach starts to fly within the clouds, thanks to a flock of seagulls. What are the clouds in the shape of?
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Camels
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Teapots
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Elephants
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Skyscrapers
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13.
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Find the finest food that doesn't match with the correct insect.
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Centipede - Mosquitoes on a piece of buttered toast
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Ladybird - Soil with engine oil
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Glow-worm - Dragon's flesh
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Grasshopper - Armadillo toe jelly
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14.
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The Centipede lied about being a commodore. He lived in a(n)...
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National Geographic magazine
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Children's Atlas of the World
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Atlas Section of a History Textbook
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Map of the Atlantic Ocean
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15.
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Which one of the pirate skeletons loses his head during the fight underwater?
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Eskimo Skeleton
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Duck Skeleton
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Parrot Skeleton
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Captain Skeleton
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"Love is the sweetest thing, Love does exactly what it wants to do." Which item does not fly within the sky?
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Grasshopper candle
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James's paper lantern
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Spinning top
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Pocket watch
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James tries "looking at the rhino another way" by standing up for himself. What is the last thing it does before disappearing?
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It breaks off the picket fence stairway
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It electrocutes James
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It breaks the peach's stem
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It snips the strings under the seagulls
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18.
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As Spiker and Sponge attack James in New York, who calls out his name first?
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Glow-worm
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Earthworm
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Grasshopper
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Centipede
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19.
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According to the Daily News, the Grasshopper makes a debut as a concert double fiddler. Which classical piece does he play at that concert?
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Mozart
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Brahms
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Strauss
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Bach
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20.
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After the credits, Spiker and Sponge make an appearance at which type of game?
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First person shooter
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Carnival firing range
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Arcade game
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Pinball game
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