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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 1-3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why do the children decide to leave the treasure room in Chapter 2?
(a) They want to save the battery of Edmund's torch.
(b) They hear something up above in the ruins.
(c) The treasure room is extremely cold.
(d) They are afraid of what may be lurking in the shadows down there.

2. As it begins to get dark on their first night on the island, what do the children do first to prepare for night?
(a) Gather branches and build a fire.
(b) They search for and discover a cave in which to spend the night.
(c) They spell out "SOS" with stones on the beach.
(d) Build a makeshift tent from their overcoats and branches.

3. What does Lucy take from the treasure room in Chapter 2?
(a) Her diamond glass bottle containing magial cordial.
(b) A painting of a faun.
(c) A warm blanket.
(d) Her crown.

4. In Chapter 2, when the children discover ruins of a castle, what are their initial feelings toward it?
(a) They are thrilled at the discovery.
(b) They are indifferent to the discovery.
(c) They are scared to go near the castle.
(d) It gives them a queer feeling.

5. What do the Pevensie children do for drinking water when they first land on the island?
(a) They drink sea water.
(b) They drink from a flask Edmund was carrying.
(c) They find and drink from a fresh stream.
(d) They discover an old well with a bucket and rope.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is contained in the bundle, as described in Chapter 3?

2. Which of the Pevensie children is a prize winning swimmer?

3. What was the name of the chief mole when the Pevensie children planted the apple orchard during their reign in Narnia?

4. As the children are on the beach discussing how to get across the channel and off the island, what causes them to go and hide in the forest?

5. In Chapter 2, how do the children open the door they find in the castle ruins?

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