The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

What does the word inquisitive mean as it is used in Chapter 1, "Lucy felt a little frightened, but she felt very inquisitive and excited as well.

• Excited

• Curious

• Scared

• Naughty

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Which of the following statements is the BEST example of the meaning of the word inquisitive?

• Lucy does not like being in the middle of the woods at nighttime

• Lucy loves to play in the snow

• Lucy likes to explore

• Lucy does not like to be alone

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Which sibling is the youngest?

• Lucy

• Peter

• Susan

• Edmund

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What does the word hoax mean?

• a game that children play

• a normal wardrobe

• a misleading trick or joke

• a funny moment in time

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Which of the following details include the BEST example of a fantasy feature in the text?

• Four children were sent away from London during the war because of the air-raids

• Edmund's negative attitude often leads to disagreements with his siblings

• Lucy encounters a talking faun who leads her through an imaginary world

• Lucy stepped into the wardrobe with several fur coats

How does Mr. Tumnus's feelings about Lucy at the beginning of their meeting change at the end?

• Mr. Tumnus thought Lucy was kind, but Lucy made him mad when she wanted to leave

• Mr. Tumnus thought Lucy was kind at first but soon discovered that Lucy works for the White Witch

• Mr. Tumnus intended to kidnap Lucy and take her to the White Witch, but he regretted his plans once he realized she was kind

• Mr. Tumnus intended to become friends with Lucy until she made him cry and wanted to leave the cave

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What do we learn from Lucy's experience?

• Don't judge a book by it's cover

• Greed never leads to happiness

• Never trust a stranger

• Ordinary people can be heroes

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In Chapter 4, how would the story MOST LIKELY be different if it were told from the Queen's (White Witch's) point of view?

• It would include information about how to make Turkish Delight

• It would include details about how Edmund traveled to Narnia and met the Queen

• It would include a description of the Queen's house

• It would include details about how easy it was to persuade Edmund

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Which detail best explains how Edmund responds after Lucy describes the White Witch at the end of Chapter 4?

• Edmund feels embarrassed for allowing the White Witch to persuade him with Turkish Delight.

• Edmund feels confident that the White Witch is harmless, and he suggests that it is time to go home.

• Edmund has a feeling that Lucy is right, but he tries to convince her that fauns are untrustworthy.

• Edmund acts as if he is feeling sick to persuade Lucy to go home.

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Why are the children sent away to live with the professor?

• The air-raids were getting dangerous

• They had behavior problems so they were sent away

• They had no family

• They were sent there to take care of the professor

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