Challenges and Events in Narnia

In this chapter, the Beavers and the children prepare to leave their home to avoid the White Witch. They pack supplies and set off on a journey through the snow, led by Mr. Beaver. As they travel, they find a hiding place to rest. The next morning, they are surprised by the arrival of Father Christmas, who brings gifts and news that Aslan is on the move, signaling the weakening of the Witch's magic.

What is the main reason for the urgency at the beginning of Chapter 10?

• A storm is coming.

• The children are late for school.

• The witch is approaching.

• They need to catch a train.

What does Mrs. Beaver prioritize packing for the journey?

• Toys and games

• Books and maps

• Clothes and blankets

• Food and supplies

Why does Peter emphasize the need for a head start?

• To enjoy the scenery

• To avoid traffic

• To reach the Stone Table before the witch

• To find a better path

What formation do the travelers use as they begin their journey?

• In a line

• In single file

• In a circle

• In pairs

What does Lucy find challenging during the journey?

• The cold weather

• The heavy sack she carries

• The darkness

• The lack of food

What sound prompts Mr. Beaver to leave the cave?

• Jingling bells

• A wolf's howl

• A crackling fire

• A distant shout

Who do the travelers meet that signifies a change in their fortunes?

• A talking tree

• Father Christmas

• A friendly giant

• The White Witch

What does Father Christmas give to Mrs. Beaver?

• A map of Narnia

• A magical wand

• A better sewing machine

• A new coat

What is the significance of the gifts given by Father Christmas?

• They are decorations for the house.

• They are tools for the upcoming challenges.

• They are magical potions.

• They are toys for entertainment.

What does the group do after receiving gifts from Father Christmas?

• They return home.

• They immediately continue their journey.

• They have a meal and rest.

• They hide the gifts.