The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Quiz

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In Chapter 9, why does Edmund blame Peter for his discomfort as he heads to the White Witch's castle alone? (from Part 5, Chapters 9 and 10)

He feels that if Peter had sided with him and not Lucy, they would have gone back to the house instead of staying in Narnia and none of this would have happened.

He feels that if Peter hadn't been so mean to him earlier in the journey, he (Edmund) wouldn't want to pay him back by turning him over to the Witch.

He feels that Peter has always been the favorite boy in the family, and Edmund wants to get some attention.

He feels that Peter convinced the others to side against him.

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

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

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

In terms of Character, which is the best word to describe BOTH Mr. Tumnus and the Beavers?

Loyal.

Careless.

Selfish.

Silly.

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 saved the life of the second wolf.

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

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

Peter has destroyed the wolf that was attacking Susan.

In terms of Character, how does the White Witch change after the events at the Stone Table?

She becomes even more interested in Edmund being her prince.

She becomes more confident and feels she is more powerful.

She becomes less reliant on the help of others to win the battle for Narnia.

She becomes more desperate and takes thoughtless action.