Exploring Chapter 5 of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

In this chapter, Lucy and Edmund explore a magical wardrobe leading to Narnia. Edmund betrays Lucy by denying its existence, causing tension among the siblings. They consult the Professor, who suggests that Lucy might be telling the truth. The Professor's wisdom opens the possibility of other worlds. The children later hide in the wardrobe again, hinting at further adventures.

What did Lucy and Edmund discover in the wardrobe?

• A treasure chest

• A magical country

• A hidden room

• A secret passage

How did Edmund react when Peter asked him about Lucy's story?

• He supported Lucy

• He left the room

• He remained silent

• He betrayed Lucy

What was Peter's initial belief about Lucy's mental state?

• She was lying

• She was confused

• She was mad

• She was dreaming

What did the Professor suggest about Lucy's story?

• It was a lie

• It was a dream

• It was a misunderstanding

• It was true

According to the Professor, what are the three possibilities regarding Lucy's story?

• She is mad, confused, or telling the truth

• She is lying, dreaming, or mad

• She is lying, mad, or telling the truth

• She is dreaming, lying, or confused

What did the Professor advise the siblings to do?

• Investigate further

• Ignore Lucy

• Mind their own business

• Tell their parents

How did the children feel about the wardrobe after their discussion with the Professor?

• Alarmed

• Indifferent

• Curious

• Excited

Why did the children decide to hide in the wardrobe again?

• To play hide and seek

• To avoid Mrs. McCready

• To find the magical country

• To explore the house

What was Mrs. McCready's attitude towards children?

• She was fond of them

• She was indifferent

• She was afraid of them

• She disliked them

What did the children hear that made them rush into the wardrobe?

• Footsteps approaching

• Voices in the passage

• A loud noise

• A magical sound