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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 do the Calormen soldiers do when they see the Narnians?
2. Why did the Lion chase Bree and Hwin on the night they met?
3. What does the Prince want his father to do?
4. What is the most notable thing that Shasta does in the battle?
5. How does the prince plan to keep King Peter from bringing an army to Tashbaan to rescue his sister?
Short Essay Questions
1. How long did it take for the companions to journey from the Tombs to the valley?
2. How does Shasta convince himself that he didn't dream about the Lion?
3. What does Shasta tell himself as the battle starts?
4. What does the Tisroc say he'll do if the Prince's plan fails?
5. How does the Prince Rabadash plan to gain Queen Susan's hand in marriage?
6. Why did Aslan injure Aravis?
7. How is Bree changed from the way he was at the beginning of the story?
8. What do the companions realize when they see Prince Rabadash's army behind them?
9. Why does King Lune refuse to let Prince Rabadash duel King Edmund?
10. What is the strangest thing about the Hermit?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write a character analysis for one of the following characters. Be sure to include their key events in the story, major characteristics, and whether or not they changed during the journey:
a) Shasta
b) Aravis
c) Bree
d) Hwin
Essay Topic 2
In this fantasy story, there are magical beings and there are beings who use magic. And there are humans. Why do you think the author chose to keep the humans non-magical?
Essay Topic 3
In this story, four companions are trying to find freedom, even though only two of them can really be considered slaves, and one of them is an upperclass lady. Write an essay that explores the concepts of Freedom and Slavery in The Horse and His Boy.
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