The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe - Chapter 1

The children lived in which place before this story began?

• London

• Narnia

• In a boarding school

• With their grandparents

Edmund was bad-tempered the first night at the Professor’s house because:

• he was upset about being away from home

• he was excited to explore the house

• he was feeling unwell

• he liked the Professor's house

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The adventures began when:

• the children needed to find something to do during the rain

• the housekeeper kicked them out of the house

• the professor asked them to help him with some research

• the house began to float away

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Lucy first realized that something strange was happening in the wardrobe when she felt something unusual. What was it?

• She felt cold and noticed snow under her feet.

• She saw a bright light inside the wardrobe.

• She heard voices coming from behind the coats.

• She found a hidden door at the back of the wardrobe.

Lucy thought something that convinced her it was safe to go on and explore. What was her thought?

• She believed there was no danger ahead.

• She saw a friend nearby.

• She heard a loud noise.

• She found a map on the ground.

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The source of light in the wood was:

• the lamppost

• a bonfire

• a firefly

• the moon

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Describe your first impression of the four children's personalities in one sentence for each.

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Lucy’s decision to enter the wood alone can be best described as:

• brave

• careless

• selfish

• unimportant

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What smart thing did Lucy do when entering the wardrobe?

• Not close the door all the way

• Ran as fast as she could.

• Ignored anything unusual she saw.

• Left without telling anyone.