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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 1-3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 2, when the children discover ruins of a castle, what are their initial feelings toward it?
(a) They are scared to go near the castle.
(b) They are indifferent to the discovery.
(c) It gives them a queer feeling.
(d) They are thrilled at the discovery.
2. What was the name of the chief mole when the Pevensie children planted the apple orchard during their reign in Narnia?
(a) Mr. Tumis.
(b) Lilygloves.
(c) Roxburry.
(d) Calormien.
3. Why do the children decide to leave the treasure room in Chapter 2?
(a) The treasure room is extremely cold.
(b) They hear something up above in the ruins.
(c) They are afraid of what may be lurking in the shadows down there.
(d) They want to save the battery of Edmund's torch.
4. What do the Pevensie children do for drinking water when they first land on the island?
(a) They discover an old well with a bucket and rope.
(b) They drink sea water.
(c) They find and drink from a fresh stream.
(d) They drink from a flask Edmund was carrying.
5. 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) The Dwarf's version would be too long and confusing.
(b) The Dwarf's telling is more dull compared to the author's exciting descriptions.
(c) He would like to give more detail about the story than the Dwarf does.
(d) He doesn't know the Dwarf's story.
Short Answer Questions
1. After they procure the boat from the soldiers, how do the children get breakfast?
2. In Chapter 2, how do the children open the door they find in the castle ruins?
3. In Chapter 3, why is the Dwarf initially uneasy in the castle ruins?
4. What injuries do the Pevensie children sustain while eating their breakfast in Chapter 3?
5. In Chapter 1, what does Lucy propose the children do for their second meal on the island?
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