Lion the Witch and Wardrobe Chapter 8-9

How did Edmunds' actions affect the plot of the story. (pick all that apply)

• Now the witch knows that Aslan is back.

• The lion was turned into stone.

• Now the Beavers and the siblings can't just go straight to the stone table for fear the witch will stop them.

• The Beavers will be able to save Mr. Tumnis.

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7.7B

The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe is considered an ​ ​ (a)   .

• allegory
• parable
• myth

Reorder the following

• Lucy firsts visits Narnia

• The kids discover that Mr. Tumnus has been arrested.

• Edmund slips away from the beaver home and goes to the White Witch's home.

• Edmund and Lucy both visit Narnia at the same time but not together.

• Edmund sees a stone lion, assumes it's Aslan and draws glasses and a mustache on it.

How does the setting of the story support the idea that the land of Narnia is under a curse?

• It's winter there is snow all over the ground and the river is ice, it has been winter for a long time.

• Narnia is a magical place with a lot of magical things like talking animals living in it.

• At Cair Paravel there are four thrones, but they are empty.

• All the animals, dwarfs and giants have been turned into stone.

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7.7D

Why are the Beavers so sure that the children are going to fulfill the prophesy? (choose all that apply)

• Edmund betrayed everyone, including his siblings and Aslan.

• There are four thrones at Cair Paraval, and there are four sons and daughters of Adam are in Narnia.

• Aslan and the four sons and daughters of Adam are in Narnia at the same time.

• Aslan was turned to stone by the witch.

The White Witch is ​ ​ (a)   with Edmund because he came ​ (b)   .

• angry
• alone
• pleased
• late

Which does NOT describe who Aslan is?

• Kings of Beasts

• Friendly Tiger

• Great Lion

• Lord of the Wood

What did Mr. Beaver notice about Edmund?

• he had the look of one who had eaten the Witch's food

• he had the look of one who had spoken to the Witch

• he was a very angry person

Mr. Beaver thought Edmund looked treacherous. What made him think this?

• Edmund had the look in his eyes of one who had eaten of the witch's food.

• Edmund gave Mr. Beaver a bad feeling.

• Mr. Beaver never trusted anyone and Edmund was no exception.

• Mr. Beaver saw the remains of Turkish Delight on Edmund's hands.

The mention of the name of Aslan gave Peter, Susan, and Lucy a mysterious and lovely feeling. When Edmund heard the name Aslan, he got a _________ feeling.

• sleepy and weary

• excited and joyous

• mysterious and horrible

• happy and carefree