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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What seems larger to the travelers in Chapter 13?

2. Who does Caspian say he would like to see again when he returns from his journey in Chapter 14?

3. What is the name of the magician at the island the travelers visit in Chapter 11?

4. Which of the following things do the Dawn Treader travelers not discover has changed as they travel closer to the end of the world?

5. How many members of their party does the old man tell the travelers they must leave at the place they must go to awake the men who are asleep?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is the weather changing at the beginning of Chapter 13?

2. What does Lucy hear after casting a spell to hear what her friends think of her?

3. How does the old man tell Caspian to wake the Lords that had been put under a sleeping spell?

4. How is the appearance of the island the group visits in Chapter 9 described?

5. What is the nature of the dark space the ship comes up on in Chapter 12?

6. What happens when the group on the ship find a feast set in Chapter 13?

7. What does Lucy hear when she stops to remove a stone from her shoe while on an island?

8. What does Lord Rhoop tell Caspian the dark islands make happen?

9. How does Reepicheep help the Duffers and cause them to change their names to Dufflepuds?

10. What does Aslan ask the Magician before leaving in Chapter 11?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Arguably the most present theme throughout the book is that of Christianity. Part 1.) How is Christianity a common theme throughout the whole book? Part 2.) What lessons in morals and duty were taught in the book that mirrored the Christian faith? Part 3.) What purpose did the author have for setting such a religious tone in the book?

Essay Topic 2

A common theme represented in the book was the portrayal of personal growth of the characters in the book. Part 1.) Which character experienced the most personal growth in the book? Part 2.) What might the author hope for the reader to gain from the book based on the levels of personal growth experienced? Part 3.) What lessons might the characters learn in the future based on their growth in the book?

Essay Topic 3

Compare and contrast Edmund and Eustace in the book. What might the author hope for these characters to represent individually? How do these characters become similar at the end of the book?

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