The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (Chapters 12-15)

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Who does Aslan sacrifice himself for at the Stone Table?

Back

Aslan sacrifices himself for Edmund.

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What did Peter see after he heard Susan's horn?

Back

Peter saw Susan and Lucy being attacked by the Wolf.

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Who rescued Edmund from the White Witch?

Back

A rescue party rescued Edmund from the White Witch.

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What did Aslan say when Lucy and Susan asked to go with him?

Back

Aslan said, 'Yes, you may come, if you promise to stop when I tell you.'

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Who went with Aslan on his way to the Stone Table to be sacrificed?

Back

Lucy and Susan went with Aslan.

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What is the significance of the Stone Table in the story?

Back

The Stone Table is where Aslan is sacrificed, symbolizing sacrifice and redemption.

Front

How does Aslan's sacrifice affect Edmund?

Back

Edmund is redeemed and forgiven for his betrayal after Aslan's sacrifice.

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What role does the White Witch play in the story?

Back

The White Witch is the main antagonist who represents evil and oppression in Narnia.

Front

What does Susan's horn symbolize when it is blown?

Back

Susan's horn symbolizes a call for help and the gathering of allies.

Front

How do Lucy and Susan demonstrate bravery in these chapters?

Back

Lucy and Susan show bravery by accompanying Aslan and facing danger to help their friends.