The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Quiz

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In Chapter 5, given that she wants to ensure that her control of Narnia remain absolute, what is the White Witch's probable plan for Edmund? (from Part 3, Chapters 5 and 6)

Turn him to stone as soon as he gets to the palace and let the other three go, because as long as at least one of them is a statue, the prophecy of the four kings will never be fulfilled.

Use him to lure the other three children to the castle where she will turn them all to stone.

Thank him for bringing his siblings to her; make him a king; and turn the others to stone.

Put him in a room where he can eat all the Turkish Delight he wants, while she turns the other three to stone.

In terms of Themes, how is Lucy's healing of the other wounded members of Aslan's army an example of the book's theme of redemption?

She's making sure Aslan sees that she's really a good person.

She's redeeming herself for being impatient with Aslan a moment earlier.

She's making sure that Aslan sees she's using Father Christmas's gift appropriately.

She wants the other warriors to be as healthy as Edmund.

In terms of Character, which of the four siblings is likely to be the most beloved when he, or she, becomes a King or Queen at Cair Paravel?

Susan

Peter

Lucy

Edmund

In Chapter 13, why does the Witch come to meet Aslan? (from Part 7, Chapters 13 and 14)

She knows that Edmund is now under Aslan's protection, and if she tries to get him back, Aslan will defeat her.

She is deluded and believes that the sight of her will frighten Aslan into handing Edmund over to her.

She believes that she can manipulate him into sacrificing himself for Edmund.

She loves Narnia and doesn't want to see it destroyed because the traitor Edmund isn't punished.

In terms of Themes, why could it be argued that Edmund received the best gift of all?

He is given his favorite dessert by the White Witch.

In being saved by Aslan, he receives the gift of a second chance to become a better person.

He is given the chance to speak privately with Aslan.

He receives the forgiveness of his siblings.