The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Chapter 5

“… he hadn’t ________________________________ what to do.”

• “made up his mind”

• “minding our own business”

• “taken aback”

• “at their disposal”

• "out of her mind”

“’But it’s all nonsense,’ said Edmund, very ________________________________.”

• “pulled herself together”

• “minding our own business”

• “taken aback”

• “at their disposal”

• "out of her mind”

“The two older ones were really beginning to think that Lucy was ________________________________.”

• “pulled herself together”

• “minding our own business”

• “taken aback”

• “at their disposal”

• "out of her mind”

“…the Professor said, ‘Come in,’ and got up and found chairs for them and said he was quite ________________________________.”

• “pulled herself together”

• “minding our own business”

• “taken aback”

• “at their disposal”

• "out of her mind”

Then Susan ________________________________ and said, ‘But Edmund said they had only been pretending.”

• “pulled herself together”

• “minding our own business”

• “taken aback”

• “at their disposal”

• "out of her mind”

“’We might all try _________________________________________,’ said he. And that was the end of that conversation.

• “pulled herself together”

• “minding our own business”

• “taken aback”

• “at their disposal”

• "out of her mind”

“out of her mind”

• don’t interfere in other people’s affairs

• surprised; shocked

• within easy reach of; for use by

• recover control of one’s emotions

• not in one’s right mind; mad

“at their disposal”

• don’t interfere in other people’s affairs

• surprised; shocked

• within easy reach of; for use by

• recover control of one’s emotions

• make a decision; decide

“minding our own business”

• don’t interfere in other people’s affairs

• surprised; shocked

• within easy reach of; for use by

• recover control of one’s emotions

• make a decision; decide

“taken aback”

• don’t interfere in other people’s affairs

• surprised; shocked

• within easy reach of; for use by

• recover control of one’s emotions

• make a decision; decide