Exploring Chapter 7 of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

In this chapter, the children encounter a beaver in the forest and decide to follow it. They meet Mr. Beaver, who tells them about Aslan and leads them to his home. The children enjoy a meal with the beavers, learning more about the world they are in and the challenges they face.

What did the children realize when they saw the robin fly away?

• They were close to Aslan.

• They were near the White Witch's palace.

• They were lost.

• They were being followed.

What did the beaver do to signal the children to follow it?

• It made a loud noise.

• It put its paw against its mouth.

• It waved its tail.

• It left a trail of food.

How did the beaver prove it was a friend?

• By mentioning Aslan.

• By showing Lucy's handkerchief.

• By giving them food.

• By showing a map.

What was the children's reaction to the mention of Aslan?

• They felt different emotions.

• They felt nothing.

• They felt scared.

• They wanted to run away.

What did the children see when they reached the beaver's home?

• A large castle.

• A small hut.

• A dam and a beehive-shaped house.

• A cave.

What did Mr. Beaver do to catch fish?

• He used his paw.

• He used a net.

• He used a trap.

• He used a fishing rod.

What did the children have for dinner at the beaver's home?

• Soup and salad.

• Bread and cheese.

• Fish and potatoes.

• Roast chicken and vegetables.

What did Mrs. Beaver bring out of the oven unexpectedly?

• A cake.

• A loaf of bread.

• A sticky marmalade roll.

• A pie.

What did Mr. Beaver do after dinner?

• He left the house.

• He went to sleep.

• He lit his pipe and started talking.

• He went fishing again.

Why was it good that it started snowing again?

• It made the forest look beautiful.

• It meant no one could follow their tracks.

• It made the beaver's home warmer.

• It provided more food for the beavers.