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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. What does Reepicheep chase Eustace around the galley with in Chapter 2?

2. What does Eustace realize the travelers on the ship wish for him to do with Reepicheep that causes him to apologize to him?

3. What have Lucy and Edmund's parents been sent to do that have caused Lucy and Edmund to come stay with their aunt and uncle?

4. How many days did it take the travelers to arrive at another island after their time spent on Dragon Island?

5. How does Eustace feel after hearing Caspian and his sailors expressing their concern for traveling with a dragon?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens after Lucy gives the dragon a few drops of her cordial when she sees his leg is hurt?

2. What happens when the travelers encounter a group of rough looking men on the Lone Islands?

3. Why does Eustace leave the group at the end of Chapter 5?

4. How does Lucy react when she first sees Reepicheep in the book?

5. What occurs when Caspian and the others are taken to a small town on the wharf in Chapter 3?

6. What does Eustace discover in the dragon's cave?

7. What reason does the narrator give to explain why Eustace doesn't recognize the dragon living in the valley?

8. What happens when Reepicheep catches Eustace sneaking water?

9. Why does Caspian refuse when Lord Bern asks if he will stay in the Lone Islands?

10. What do the townspeople do when Caspian and his men march into the capitol city?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Examine the symbolism of Eustace being turned into a dragon in the book. What might the author hope for this transformation to represent in terms of character development for Eustace?

Essay Topic 2

Examine the concept of divinity as represented in the book. What is telling of the author's view of divinity based on his portrayal of Reepicheep?

Essay Topic 3

Compare and contrast the representation of good and evil in the book. What does the author hope for the reader to gleam regarding the differences in these two things and the consequences when they are mixed?

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