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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. Who vowed to kill the creature that bit the queen?
(a) Jill.
(b) The prince.
(c) Eustace.
(d) The king.

2. The lion says that who is missing?
(a) A king.
(b) A princess.
(c) A queen.
(d) A prince.

3. Who speaks to the king and queen at Eustace's suggestion?
(a) Puddleglum.
(b) Eustace.
(c) The porter.
(d) Jill.

4. The lady directs them to the House of ________, where they can get a warm meal and a warm bed.
(a) Harpoon.
(b) Harfang.
(c) Hailfire.
(d) Handlefin.

5. After giving her the tasks, Aslan then takes Jill where?
(a) The cabin.
(b) The canyon.
(c) The castle.
(d) The cliff.

Short Answer Questions

1. Eustace takes Jill into the school's what?

2. The children are taken to Trumpkin, who is what?

3. After another good cry, when the lion leaves, Jill wonders around where, exploring her surroundings?

4. The lady says they should tell the gentle giants there that she has sent them for what Feast?

5. When Jill asks if they might attend the feast, what do the giants do?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why do you think Eustace is afraid that the owls are against Caspian?

3. If you were Jill, how would you handle the confrontation with the school bullies?

4. Do you really think Jill was mad at Eustace for not recognizing Caspian and, if so, do you think Jill was right to be mad at Eustace?

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

6. Why didn't Eustace recognize his friend, King Caspian?

7. Jill is upset that she didn't notice the signs the day before. Do you think Jill is justified in being mad at herself for missing the signs?

8. When the travelers reach a bridge made by giants that runs across a deep precipice, Puddleglum is reluctant to use it because he is afraid it might be an enchanted bridge and it might disappear while they are only half across. Based on what is already known about the giants at that point, do you think Puddleglum's fear was valid?

9. At first Jill thinks that Eustace might be on the side of the bullies. Eustace tells Jill that he is different since a strange adventure he went on with his cousins. Do you think, in real life, that bullies can be changed by having a certain experience?

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

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