The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Quiz

C. S. Lewis

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

In Chapter 1, why are the four children sent to the house in the country? (from Part 1, Chapters 1 and 2)

Edmund has misbehaved at school and has been expelled. The other children are there to help him learn better behavior.

Peter has led them there to escape from nasty parents at home.

Lucy is ill and has been sent to the country to recover. The others are there to keep her company.

They are in danger because of the wartime air raids taking place in their home city of London.

2.

In terms of Character, which of the four siblings is likely to be the most beloved when he, or she, becomes a King or Queen at Cair Paravel?

Susan

Edmund

Peter

Lucy

3.

In terms of Character, which is the best word to describe BOTH Mr. Tumnus and the Beavers?

Careless.

Loyal.

Silly.

Selfish.

4.

In Chapter 6, why is it important to Lucy that she and her siblings go in search of Mr. Tumnus after he's been arrested? (from Part 3, Chapters 5 and 6)

She feels eager to prove that she can be a leader.

She feels angry with Edmund, and she wants to prove him even more wrong.

She feels determined to fight the power of the White Witch.

She feels responsible for his being arrested, and she wants to make up for it.

5.

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)

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

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

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

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