The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

In Chapter 1, why are the four children sent to the house in the country? (from Part 1, Chapters 1 and 2)

Lucy is ill and has been sent to the country to recover. The others are there to keep her company.

Peter has led them there to escape from nasty parents at home.

Edmund has misbehaved at school and has been expelled. The other children are there to help him learn better behavior.

They are in danger because of the wartime air raids taking place in their home city of London.

2.

In Chapter 1, what is the primary reason Lucy first gets into the wardrobe? (from Part 1, Chapters 1 and 2)

She feels a cold wind and wants to know where it's coming from.

She likes the smell and feel of the fur coats inside.

She is tired and wants to have a nap.

She is bored with exploring the house with her brothers and sister.

3.

In terms of Character, which is the most correct statement about Lucy?

She is greedy, nasty, and sometimes very vulnerable.

She is impulsive, sensitive, and sometimes a little selfish.

She is bossy, silly, and sometimes a little childish.

She is good-hearted, careless, and sometimes very angry.

4.

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

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

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

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

5.

In terms of Character, how are Lucy and Peter most similar?

They both learn about responsibility from Aslan.

They both enter the battle with the White Witch's army willingly.

They are both strong warriors.

They are both closer to Edmund than they are to Susan.

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