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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 sculpture was once used as a fountain?
(a) A flying horse
(b) A beautiful nymph
(c) A winged stone monster
(d) A dolphin
2. What did Uncle Andrew find in that box?
(a) Dust
(b) An ancient parchement
(c) The magic rings
(d) Guinea pigs
3. What color is the sky in the new world?
(a) A blue that is almost black.
(b) Streaks of yellow, blue and red
(c) Light blue
(d) Red
4. What is the name of the housemaid?
(a) Mary
(b) Betty
(c) Sarah
(d) Sally
5. What sort of ring takes you into the Wood between the Worlds?
(a) Either of the rings - it doesn't matter which
(b) A green ring
(c) A green ring on your right hand and a yellow ring on your left
(d) A yellow ring
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens to Jadis when she is in the Wood Between the Worlds?
2. What made Uncle Andrew's hair turn gray?
3. What do the children use to see where they are in the tunnel?
4. Which possible fate does Uncle Andrew not suggest may happen to Polly if Digory does not go to rescue her?
5. What would Polly call Aunt Letty?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is unusual about the ruins they find themselves in?
2. Summarize, in your own words, how Uncle Andrew obtained the dust used for making the rings.
3. Why did Jadis speak the Deplorable Word?
4. What makes the children lose their fear of Uncle Andrew?
5. Why did Uncle Andrew need two children for his "experiment" with the rings?
6. What does Digory say that actually gets Uncle Andrew's full attention and why does it have this effect?
7. How can Jadis travel out of her world even though she is not wearing a magic ring?
8. Why is the Wood like the tunnel that the children had explored in the houses?
9. What is ironic about the chief policeman's question to Uncle Andrew?
10. What crucial piece of knowledge does Digory not know about the Witch?
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