The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Quiz

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In terms of Themes, which of the following is not a positive example of loyalty in the book?

Mr. Tumnus refusing to turn Lucy over to the White Witch.

Peter supporting Lucy when Edmund calls her a liar

Lucy and Susan trying to untie the ropes binding Aslan at the Stone Table.

The loyalty of the wolves and other monsters to the White Witch.

In Chapter 12, given that the word "bane" has a negative, even destructive, connotation, and that Fenris is a word describing "wolf", what is the most logical reason Aslan uses the word as part of Peter's new title? (from Part 6, Chapters 11 and 12)

Peter has, by killing the wolf, again shown the Witch that her power is waning.

Peter has destroyed the wolf that was attacking Susan.

Peter has shown Aslan that he will fight for what is right.

Peter has saved the life of the second wolf.

In terms of Themes, which character goes through the greatest "hero's journey" and why?

Aslan, because he starts out a noble figure, returns from death and rebirth, and ends the story even more noble.

Edmund, because he starts out being selfish and nasty and becomes selfless and kind.

Peter, because he starts out as a leader of his siblings and ends up the leader of an army.

Susan, because she starts out reluctant to explore and ends reluctant to explore.

In Chapter 15, why are Susan and Lucy unable to sleep after Aslan and the White Witch met? (from Part 8, Chapters 15 and 16)

They are worried that Edmund will return to the Witch and betray them again.

They are worried that Peter won't be able to handle the orders Aslan has given him.

They are worried about the bargain Aslan made with the Witch.

They are worried about the battle that seems to be ahead.

In Chapter 3, what is the primary reason Edmund first gets into the wardrobe? (from Part 2, Chapters 3 and 4)

He wants to help Lucy convince Peter and Susan that what she saw was real.

He wants to tease Lucy

He wants to see if Lucy's telling the truth.

He's playing hide and seek and looking for a good hiding place.