The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

What did Lucy do as soon as she and Edmund returned to the Professor's house?

• she told Peter and Susan that Edmund had been playing a game

• she told Peter and Susan that Edmund had met the White Witch

• she told Peter and Susan that Edmund had been to Narnia too

How did Edmund feel about Lucy telling Peter and Susan about Narnia?

• sick and sulky

• angry and disappointed

• happy and energetic

How did Edmund respond to Lucy's story about both of them going to Narnia?

• he told Peter and Susan that he had went to Narnia

• he said they had been playing a game

• he said they had been visiting Mr. Tumnus

Peter and Susan went to the Professor to discuss Lucy's outrageous stories of Narnia and Edmund's ridicule of her. What does he think about it?

• he wonders why Lucy would tell such outrageous stories

• he wonders why Edmund keeps making fun of his sister

• he wonders why they don't believe their sister

Which is NOT a reason Peter and Susan didn't believe Lucy?

• Edmund tends to tell the truth

• Lucy is known to tell lies

• they checked the wardrobe and felt the back wall

• Lucy's trips did not take up any time

What does the Professor say about Peter and Susan's opinion of Lucy's story?

• it is serious to charge a truthful person of lying

• children enjoy lying to get attention

• children always tell the truth

Why didn't Mrs. Macready like having the children around?

• they make fun of her and are very mean

• they fight all of the time

• they interrupt her showing the house to visitors

Why did the Pevensie children go in the Wardrobe room?

• to hide from Mrs. Macready and the sightseers

• they hid from the Professor when they broke a window

• Mrs. Macready wanted them to clean the kitchen