The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe - Chapter 9 Flashcard

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What event led Edmund to first see the Witch's house?

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Edmund first saw the Witch's house when he was on a sleigh ride.

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How did the Witch react to Edmund's news?

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The Witch was angry when she heard Edmund's news.

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What frightened Edmund in the story?

Back

Edmund was frightened by a strange creature.

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What was Edmund's motivation for going to the Witch?

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Edmund wanted to go to the Witch to get power.

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Did Edmund believe the stone lion was Aslan?

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No, Edmund did not believe the stone lion was Aslan because he knew Aslan was alive.

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What is the significance of the Witch's house in the story?

Back

The Witch's house represents temptation and the dark side of Narnia.

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What does Edmund's character reveal about temptation?

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Edmund's character shows how temptation can lead to poor choices and betrayal.

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How does the setting of the forest contribute to the story?

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The forest setting creates a sense of mystery and adventure, highlighting the unknown.

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What role does Aslan play in the story?

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Aslan represents good, hope, and the rightful king of Narnia.

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What lesson can be learned from Edmund's journey?

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The lesson is about the consequences of choices and the importance of loyalty.