1. Why are the Pevensie children at the train station in Chapter 1?
(a) They are returning home from a vacation.
(b) They enjoy watching people, and the train station is a great location.
(c) They are going to boarding school for the year.
(d) They are going to visit some family in the country.

2. As it begins to get dark on their first night on the island, what do the children do first to prepare for night?
(a) They search for and discover a cave in which to spend the night.
(b) Build a makeshift tent from their overcoats and branches.
(c) Gather branches and build a fire.
(d) They spell out "SOS" with stones on the beach.

3. Why do the children decide to leave the treasure room in Chapter 2?
(a) They hear something up above in the ruins.
(b) They want to save the battery of Edmund's torch.
(c) The treasure room is extremely cold.
(d) They are afraid of what may be lurking in the shadows down there.

4. In Chapter 3, what reason does the author interject for giving his own version of Prince Caspian's story rather than the Dwarf's version?
(a) He doesn't know the Dwarf's story.
(b) He would like to give more detail about the story than the Dwarf does.
(c) The Dwarf's telling is more dull compared to the author's exciting descriptions.
(d) The Dwarf's version would be too long and confusing.

5. What does Lucy take from the treasure room in Chapter 2?
(a) A warm blanket.
(b) Her diamond glass bottle containing magial cordial.
(c) A painting of a faun.
(d) Her crown.