2. Jill dresses while the owl gets Eustace and then she rides on his back to a what?
(a) Ruined castle.
(b) Ruined tower.
(c) Ruined bridge.
(d) Ruined city.

3. Eustace takes Jill into the school's what?
(a) Garden.
(b) Storage Shed.
(c) Basement.
(d) Attic.

4. When Jill refuses to explore very far, what does Eustace do?
(a) Asks Puddleglum to jump in with Jill.
(b) Pulls Jill out.
(c) Jumps in with Jill himself.
(d) Pushes Puddleglum in with Jill.

5. After passing through the door, Jill and Eustace are on a tall mountain standing near what?
(a) A hut.
(b) A cliff.
(c) A Large rock.
(d) A pine Tree.

Short Answer Questions

1. Jill is told to perform how many tasks by the lion?

2. Jill is given a ______, fresh clothes, and a fine room in which to sleep.

3. After he pulls them out, Puddleglum asks Jill about the ________ and Jill tells him there is nothing to do with it here.

4. Puddleglum is reluctant to take this advice and thinks there is something wrong with the knight since he did not do what?

5. The children fall asleep and wake up in the morning to go looking for who?

Short Essay Questions

1. When a talking owl greets them, Jill tells the owl why they are there, which is news to Eustace since she has not told him yet. Eustace asks where they are and the owl answers they are in Cair Paravel and that it was King Caspian who has just left. Why does that news upset Jill?

2. What happened to the queen and what affect did it have on the prince, according to the owls?

3. Describe the initial meeting between the children and the stranger at the hut.

4. In chapter 5, the children are taken on a long flight with the owls and are put inside a hut where they instantly fall to sleep. Do you think that it was right for the children to trust the owls and, if so, do you think the owls betrayed that trust by leaving the children alone in the strange hut?

5. What strange advice does the lady with the knight give the travelers?

6. Jill refuses to explore very far in the trench, so Eustace jumps into the trench to find out for himself. How is that similar to or different from when the two were standing on the cliff at the start of the book?

7. Why did the children feel they had to sneak away from the giants?

8. Describe how the mood of the novel changes, as chapter six goes on.

9. What do the children see out Jill's window, when they're staying with the giants?

10. Describe the giants' attitudes towards the children, in chapter 8, and what it could mean.

(see the answer keys)

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