The Magician's Nephew 4-6 Flashcard

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What emotions do Digory and Polly experience while exploring the hall of statues?

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Digory feels curious, while Polly feels uneasy.

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What is Queen Jadis's perspective on the inhabitants of Earth?

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She considers them foolish and weak.

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How does Digory feel about the decision to bring Queen Jadis back to London?

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He feels guilty and nervous about it.

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What message does Digory encounter on the pedestal in the hall of statues?

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Make your choice, adventurous stranger.

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How does Uncle Andrew attempt to manage his stress during the encounter with Queen Jadis?

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He drinks brandy to calm his nerves.

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What does the hall of statues symbolize in the context of the story?

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It symbolizes curiosity and the unknown, as well as the potential dangers of exploration.

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How does Polly's unease contrast with Digory's curiosity in the hall of statues?

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Polly's unease reflects caution, while Digory's curiosity represents a desire for adventure.

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What does Queen Jadis's opinion of Earth reveal about her character?

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It reveals her arrogance and superiority complex.

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What internal conflict does Digory face regarding Queen Jadis?

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He struggles with feelings of guilt and the moral implications of his actions.

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What role does the message on the pedestal play in the narrative?

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It serves as a call to adventure and a pivotal moment for Digory's character development.