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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. In Chapter 12, who has given up on any help coming from the horn?
2. In Chapter 10 what do the Pevensies see at what had once been the fords of Beruna?
3. Why don't the children and Trumpkin build a fire when they reach the shore at Glasswater creek?
4. On their journey back to Caspian, what do they use to help them know the correct direction to go?
5. What wakes up Lucy from a deep sleep in Chapter 10?
Short Essay Questions
1. Following the tussle in the Chapter 12 where Nikabrik and his companions attack Caspian, what is Caspian's opinion of Nikabrik?
2. When Lucy goes on her solitary walk in the woods in Chapter 9; how does she describe her surroundings?
3. In Chapter 11, after Aslan gives a mighty roar what happens?
4. In Chapter 10, what reason does Aslan give Lucy for showing himself to just her first rather than making a triumphant entrance to everyone the way he did during Lucy's last sojourn in Narnia?
5. When the Pevensies and Trumpkin fall under attack in Chapter 10 and have to retreat the way they came, how does Lucy respond?
6. What does Peter say to Aslan in Chapter 11, once he is able to see him?
7. Why do the Narnians decide to go to Aslan's How in Chapter 7?
8. Why is Nikabrik initially prejudice against Doctor Cornelius?
9. Describe the Hag who attends the council with Nikabrik and Caspian in Chapter 12.
10. What are some of the reasons that Trumpkin disbelieves Lucy's sighting of Aslan in Chapter 9?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
In many ways, King Miraz serves as the character foil to Caspian. Use specific examples from the book to illustrate how their characterizations are in antithesis to each other and how these characterizations are strengthened when shown in contrast with each other.
Essay Topic 2
Throughout the novel, Prince Caspian, C.S. Lewis has several prominent animal characters that have very specific and unique human attributes. Write an essay that describes two or more of these characters and illustrates how they have taken on human-like characterizations. Also address why C.S. Lewis would have given them these characterizations and how they are effective in adding to the overall creation of the mythical land of Narnia.
Essay Topic 3
Throughout the novel, C.S. Lewis sets forth several conflicting views of allegiance. Compare and contrast the specific view on the purpose and importance of allegiance as demonstrated by one of the following character pairings:
a) Nikabrik and Trumpkin
b) King Miraz and King Caspian
c) Peter and Lord Glozelle
Give specific textual information on how these characters exhibit and come to these views. Also in the conclusion, address whether or not you feel that C.S. Lewis is purporting one view of allegiance as being correct or true.
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