Sabriel CH 5-10

What does Sabriel discover about the Old Kingdom as she crosses into it?

• The Charter Stones are fully intact and thriving.

• It is filled with chaos and overrun by the Dead.

• Her father has left her a clear path to follow.

• The Wall is guarded by Charter Mages.

What is Mogget’s role in Sabriel’s journey?

• He is her protector and mentor.

• He is a Free Magic creature bound to serve the Abhorsen.

• He is a powerful Dead spirit seeking freedom.

• He is a companion gifted by her father to guide her.

What is significant about the Abhorsen’s house?

• It contains a magical bridge and is protected by the Charter.

• It is where Sabriel finds her father waiting for her.

• It serves as the main base for the Dead.

• It is a trap set by Kerrigor.

What does Sabriel learn about the bells she uses?

• Each bell has a distinct name and purpose.

• They are used exclusively for summoning the Dead.

• They were created by the Free Magic beings.

• They can only be used by the Abhorsen in times of dire need.

Who is Touchstone, and how does Sabriel find him?

• He is her father’s apprentice, found in the Abhorsen’s house.

• He is a young man frozen in death near the Charter Stones.

• He is a servant of the Dead discovered in the Old Kingdom.

• He is a Charter Mage fleeing from the Dead.

True or False: Sabriel uses Charter magic to activate the bridge at the Abhorsen’s house.

• True

• False

True or False: The bells Sabriel carries are all associated with Free Magic.

• True

• False

True or False: Touchstone was frozen in death as a punishment for his past actions.

• True

• False

Match the character or object with its description:

• The bell that induces sleep

• Mogget

• A magical construct that controls FM

• Kerrigor

• Young man frozen near the Charter Stones

• The Abhorsen's House

• Powerful Dead Spirit threatening kingdom

• Ranna

• Safe haven protected by the Charter

• Touchstone

Sabriel faces many challenges as she travels through the Old Kingdom. Which moment do you think was the most difficult for her, and why?