The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Quiz

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In Chapter 13, why does the Witch come to meet Aslan? (from Part 7, Chapters 13 and 14)

She knows that Edmund is now under Aslan's protection, and if she tries to get him back, Aslan will defeat her.

She believes that she can manipulate him into sacrificing himself for Edmund.

She is deluded and believes that the sight of her will frighten Aslan into handing Edmund over to her.

She loves Narnia and doesn't want to see it destroyed because the traitor Edmund isn't punished.

In Chapter 15, why are Susan and Lucy unable to sleep after Aslan and the White Witch met? (from Part 8, Chapters 15 and 16)

They are worried about the bargain Aslan made with the Witch.

They are worried that Peter won't be able to handle the orders Aslan has given him.

They are worried that Edmund will return to the Witch and betray them again.

They are worried about the battle that seems to be ahead.

In Chapter 15, what is the mystical relationship between the destruction of the Stone Table to the Witch's killing of Aslan? (from Part 8, Chapters 15 and 16)

It shows that Aslan's return to life brings with it more power than the Witch's threat to kill the children after he's dead.

It shows Susan and Lucy that they have even more reason to be afraid of Aslan.

It shows that the Witch's plan to capture Cair Paravel is going to succeed.

It shows how Aslan's knowledge of Deeper Magic is greater than the Witch's knowledge of Deep Magic.

In Chapter 5, given that she wants to ensure that her control of Narnia remain absolute, what is the White Witch's probable plan for Edmund? (from Part 3, Chapters 5 and 6)

Put him in a room where he can eat all the Turkish Delight he wants, while she turns the other three to stone.

Turn him to stone as soon as he gets to the palace and let the other three go, because as long as at least one of them is a statue, the prophecy of the four kings will never be fulfilled.

Thank him for bringing his siblings to her; make him a king; and turn the others to stone.

Use him to lure the other three children to the castle where she will turn them all to stone.

In terms of Themes, which of the following is not a positive example of loyalty in the book?

The loyalty of the wolves and other monsters to the White Witch.

Peter supporting Lucy when Edmund calls her a liar

Mr. Tumnus refusing to turn Lucy over to the White Witch.

Lucy and Susan trying to untie the ropes binding Aslan at the Stone Table.