The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

In Chapter 6, why is it important to Lucy that she and her siblings go in search of Mr. Tumnus after he's been arrested? (from Part 3, Chapters 5 and 6)

She feels angry with Edmund, and she wants to prove him even more wrong.

She feels determined to fight the power of the White Witch.

She feels responsible for his being arrested, and she wants to make up for it.

She feels eager to prove that she can be a leader.

2.

In Chapter 4, why does Edmund tell Lucy that Fauns can't be trusted? (from Part 2, Chapters 3 and 4)

He wants to have Turkish Delight again, so he says what he has to say in order to get it.

He's cold and wants to hurry up and get back home.

He thinks Mr. Tumnus is lying.

He wants to make her feel stupid and foolish.

3.

In the latter chapters of the book, what is the correct order of the events?

Aslan speaks privately with Edmund; Aslan speaks privately with Peter; Aslan speaks privately with Susan and Lucy; Aslan speaks privately with Lucy.

Aslan speaks privately with Edmund; Aslan speaks privately with Susan and Lucy; Aslan speaks privately with Peter; Aslan speaks privately with Lucy.

Aslan speaks privately with Edmund; Aslan speaks privately with Lucy; Aslan speaks privately with Peter; Aslan speaks privately with Susan and Lucy.

Aslan speaks privately with Lucy; Aslan speaks privately with Edmund; Aslan speaks privately with Susan and Lucy; Aslan speaks privately with Peter.

4.

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?

Lucy

Edmund

Susan

Peter

5.

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

She becomes more desperate and takes thoughtless action.

She becomes even more interested in Edmund being her prince.

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

She becomes more confident and feels she is more powerful.

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