Narnia - Chapter 3

Why was Lucy surprised that her siblings hadn’t been wondering where she was?

• Lucy thought her siblings would be concerned about her absence.

• Lucy assumed her siblings were outside and didn't care.

• Lucy thought her siblings were playing a game.

• Lucy believed her siblings were too busy to notice.

Answer explanation

Lucy was surprised because she thought her siblings would be concerned about her absence, indicating she expected them to notice and care about where she was.

What did Lucy find most peculiar about her experience in the wardrobe?

• The wardrobe seemed to have no back.

• The wardrobe was filled with old coats.

• The wardrobe was locked from the inside.

• The wardrobe was empty.

Answer explanation

Lucy found it peculiar that the wardrobe seemed to have no back, as this unusual feature suggested a mysterious depth beyond the ordinary, unlike the other options which did not evoke the same sense of wonder.

How did Lucy's siblings react when she told them about her adventure?

• They were excited and wanted to join her.

• They laughed and didn't believe her.

• They were angry and scolded her.

• They ignored her and continued playing.

Answer explanation

Lucy’s siblings reacted by laughing and not believing her story, indicating they found it hard to take her adventure seriously.

What was Lucy's initial feeling when she entered the wardrobe?

• Fearful of the dark space.

• Curious about the strange environment.

• Excited to find new clothes.

• Disappointed by the lack of light.

Answer explanation

Lucy's initial feeling when she entered the wardrobe was curiosity about the strange environment. This choice reflects her sense of wonder rather than fear or disappointment.

What did they find when they looked in the wardrobe?

• A hidden passage to another world.

• A treasure chest filled with gold.

• A mirror reflecting a different room.

• A collection of old clothes.

Answer explanation

When they looked in the wardrobe, they discovered a hidden passage to another world, which is a common theme in fantasy stories, suggesting adventure and exploration beyond the ordinary.

Why didn’t Lucy make up with the others by saying that she had just made up the story of her adventure?

• Lucy thought the others wouldn't believe her story.

• Lucy wanted to keep the adventure a secret.

• Lucy was afraid of being ridiculed for her story.

• Lucy didn't want to undermine her experience by saying it was made up.

Answer explanation

Lucy didn't want to undermine her experience by saying it was made up, as it would diminish the significance of her adventure and the emotions she felt during it.

Why do you think Lucy had begun to wonder whether Narnia had been a dream?

• Lucy was convinced Narnia was real and never doubted it.

• Lucy wondered if Narnia was a dream due to fading memories and skepticism from others.

• Lucy thought Narnia was a place she could visit anytime.

• Lucy had never been to Narnia and was confused about it.

Answer explanation

Lucy began to doubt Narnia's reality because her memories were fading and others were skeptical, leading her to wonder if it had all been a dream.