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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Bree praises Aravis for
(a) Telling her story well.
(b) Coming up with a good plan.
(c) Dressing like a boy.
(d) Being so brave.
2. What does Shasta see beyond the river and gardens?
(a) A vast army of Calormene soldiers
(b) A large delta and marshlands
(c) The desert and distant mountains
(d) A road going off into the distance
3. What didn't Shasta learn about riding from Bree
(a) How to use the reins
(b) How to trot, canter, and gallop
(c) How to mount a horse
(d) How to grip with his knees
4. Who comes up with the escape plan?
(a) King Edmund
(b) Mr. Tumnus
(c) Queen Susan
(d) Shasta
5. Why did Shasta laugh at Bree?
(a) Shasta thought Bree's accent was humorous.
(b) Bree made a joke about the Calormene.
(c) Bree looked funny rolling on his back.
(d) Bree's face looked funny when he was scared.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Hwin think that Aravis would be happy in Narnia?
2. Where do Aravis and Lasaraleen hide?
3. What is the first thing Shasta does when he wakes up in the morning?
4. How does Shasta get breakfast?
5. What did Aravis tell her father she wanted to do?
Short Essay Questions
1. What plan does Mr. Tumnus come up with to escape the city?
2. Why does Bree get worried about his habit of rolling in the grass?
3. What does Shasta do when Bree and Hwin show up?
4. Describe the difference between the Narnians and the high class Calormene lords and ladies in the street.
5. Why does Aravis jump up on Lasaraleen's litter?
6. Why do Aravis and Lasaraleen have so much difficulty understanding each other?
7. What does Shasta find most different about the place where he awakens?
8. What does Shasta learn about himself from overhearing the Taarkaan and Arsheesh talking?
9. Why does Shasta get jealous of Aravis?
10. Why did Aravis run away from home?
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