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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. Why does Edmund go into the wardrobe for the first time?

2. Where does Mr. Beaver think Mr. Tumnus was taken?

3. What does the queen insist Edmund do if he ever wants to see her again?

4. What does the queen do while Edmund is warming himself in her sledge?

5. What is the first thing Lucy notices when she approaches Mr. Tumnus' cave with her siblings?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why are the Pevency children not able to play outside when they first come to live with their uncle?

2. What does the queen offer Edmund when she hears he is a human?

3. What does the queen do while Edmund is eating in her sledge?

4. What does the queen make for Edmund when she first meets him, and how does she do this?

5. How do Lucy's siblings respond when she tells them about her trip to Narnia?

6. Why does Edmund first enter the wardrobe, and what happens?

7. What will happen to Mr. Tumnus if he is discovered with a human girl?

8. What does Lucy like most about being inside the wardrobe when she first enters it?

9. How do the Pevency children stay warm while they are in Narnia together, and how do they look?

10. How does Lucy convince Mr. Tumnus not to turn her in to the White Witch?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What happens at the Stone Table, and what significance does this have on the plot? Who is involved in the scene there, and what does this monumental event symbolize?

Essay Topic 2

Courage and fear were two attributes that were seen a number of times in this book. Where do they appear, and how does the presence of these feelings change the characters who are involved in those scenes?

Essay Topic 3

Edmund endures many different trials before the end of the book. What are some of these trials and what lessons does he learn through these experiences?

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