The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe

Mr. Tumnus cried and told Lucy he was a bad Faun because he had...

• stolen the reindeer and sledge from Father Christmas.

• planned to lull her asleep and hand her over to the White Witch.

• lost the bow and arrow that the Lion had told him to give to Lucy.

• teased Giant Rumblebuffin until the giant began to cry huge tears.

Anyone who tasted the enchanted Turkish Delight would...

• obey all the Queen's orders.

• want more and more of it.

• forget every world but Narnia.

• always tell the truth.

Why did the four children bundle inside the wardrobe?

• To feel safe during a terrible thunderstorm.

• To keep out of the way of Mrs. Macready and the party of sightseers.

• To avoid being punished for knocking a large mirror off the wall.

• To hide from the Professor, who wanted them to work on their lessons.

What did Mr. Beaver tell the children about the Witch?

• A drop of nectar from the star-flower could undo her spells.

• She didn't have a drop of real human blood in her.

• As children, she and Asian had been the best of friends.

• Love given freely was the key to melting her icy heart.

What did Edmund do to the enormous lion statue in the Witch's courtyard?

• He wrapped his fur cloak over its shoulders to make it appear majestic.

• He used a rope to tie its leg to a post, just in case it came back to life.

• He scribbled a mustache on its lip and a pair of spectacles on its eyes.

• He covered it with pine branches to hide it from the Witch and the dwarf.

What happened when Edmund was traveling on the sledge with the Witch?

• The sledge became stuck because of the thaw, and they had to walk.

• Fire-flowers grew into curling vines and tangled in the sledge's runners.

• He spotted Lucy in the distance and used a lamp to flash signals to her.

• Lightning from a strange winter storm struck the sledge and melted it.

Aslan agreed that the Deep Magic gave the Witch the right to...

• take every traitor as her lawful prey.

• send four creatures of Narnia through the wardrobe.

• banish all fire from Aslan's camp.

• use any means possible to turn her enemies into allies.

After Lucy and Susan rushed to the broken Stone Table, they saw that...

• an unnatural darkness was creeping toward them.

• Susan's ivory horn was broken.

• the wardrobe had appeared behind the Table.

• Aslan was no longer dead.

After Lucy and Susan rushed to the broken Stone Table, they saw that...

• an unnatural darkness was creeping toward them.

• Susan's ivory horn was broken.

• the wardrobe had appeared behind the Table.

• Aslan was no longer dead.

After Lucy and Susan rushed to the broken Stone Table, they saw that...

• an unnatural darkness was creeping toward them.

• Susan's ivory horn was broken.

• the wardrobe had appeared behind the Table.

• Aslan was no longer dead.