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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. Who offers to buy Caspian after recognizing him in Chapter 3?
2. What does Reepicheep chase Eustace around the galley with in Chapter 2?
3. What does Eustace fall ill with in Chapter 5?
4. What does Lucy notice about the dragon that makes her call for the battle to stop?
5. What do the people the group runs into on the island in Chapter 3 offer them?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Caspian and Edmund witness when they go on land to a cliff overlooking a pool in Chapter 8?
2. What happens when the Dawn Trader is attacked by a sea serpent?
3. How does the governor treat Caspian when he is brought in the gates in Chapter 4?
4. Why does Caspian refuse when Lord Bern asks if he will stay in the Lone Islands?
5. What happens when Reepicheep catches Eustace sneaking water?
6. What does Caspian do when the governor refuses to pay back tributes for the last 100 years?
7. Why has Edmund and Lucy come to stay with their aunt and uncle?
8. What happens when the travelers encounter a group of rough looking men on the Lone Islands?
9. What does Caspian tell Edmund and Lucy regarding the nature of his journey?
10. What does Lucy recall about her visit to the Lone Islands when she reigned as Queen of Narnia?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Eustace is an interesting character that shows great character growth and bravery in the book. Part 1.) What might the author hope for the reader to learn from Eunace's portrayal? Part 2.) How is Eustace transformed emotionally when he is turned into a dragon? Part 3.) How had Eunace changed from the beginning of the book to the end?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the role of adventure in the book. What might the author hope for adventure to represent to the characters in the book?
Essay Topic 3
Arguably the most present theme throughout the book is that of Christianity. Part 1.) How is Christianity a common theme throughout the whole book? Part 2.) What lessons in morals and duty were taught in the book that mirrored the Christian faith? Part 3.) What purpose did the author have for setting such a religious tone in the book?
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