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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. What causes the horses to gallop side-by-side?
(a) They recognize each other as friends.
(b) They are both being chased by a lion.
(c) Their riders steer them together.
(d) The road becomes narrower and narrower.
2. Who is riding the other horse?
(a) A girl dressed in boy's armor
(b) A young Tarkaan on his way to the city
(c) Bree's master with the crimson beard
(d) Another slave who is running away
3. What did Shasta find in the saddlebags?
(a) A piece of jewelry
(b) A pair of spurs
(c) Food and money
(d) An important letter
4. What is the name of the fisherman?
(a) Gilgamesh
(b) Tisroc
(c) Navareen
(d) Arsheesh
5. What is the most likely meaning for the phrase "the sun appeared dark in her eyes?"
(a) She was very tired.
(b) She wanted to go inside.
(c) She was unhappy.
(d) She was going blind.
Short Answer Questions
1. After the Narnians make their plans, what does Mr. Tumnus do?
2. What does Mr. Tumnus think has happened to Shasta?
3. What does Shasta fear when he sees the horses being led by a strange man?
4. What is the signal for the gates to open?
5. Why didn't Bree want to talk about the Calormen wars?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Bree need Shasta's help?
2. What does Shasta find most different about the place where he awakens?
3. What is Shasta tempted to do after he is left alone to rest?
4. Why did Aravis run away from home?
5. Why doesn't Queen Susan want to marry Prince Rabadash any longer?
6. What does Shasta agree to do with Bree?
7. Why is Shasta relieved to learn it?
8. What plan does Mr. Tumnus come up with to escape the city?
9. Why is Shasta so interested in Sallowpad's description of the different ways across the desert?
10. Describe the difference between the Narnians and the high class Calormene lords and ladies in the street.
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