Children's Encounters in the Forest

The children follow a beaver in the forest, who warns them about the White Witch and the listening trees. They learn about Aslan and feel different emotions at his name. The beaver leads them to his dam, where they meet Mrs. Beaver and enjoy a meal. They discuss their plans while feeling safe and content.

What do the children first notice about the Robin?

• It is singing a song.

• It is eating berries.

• It is flying away.

• It is building a nest.

What makes the children feel uneasy in the forest?

• Something moving among the trees

• A strange smell

• A loud noise

• A sudden storm

What realization do the children come to after encountering the animal?

• They are lost.

• They are in danger.

• They are being followed.

• They are near a village.

What does the beaver do to signal the children?

• Writes a message

• Beckons them with its paw

• Makes a loud noise

• Waves a flag

What does the beaver warn the children about?

• The trees

• The river

• The dark

• The weather

What token does the beaver show to gain the children's trust?

• A letter

• A hat

• A shiny stone

• A piece of cloth

How do the children feel upon hearing the name Aslan?

• Indifferent

• Different emotions

• Excited

• Confused

What do the children notice about the beaver's dam?

• It is unfinished.

• It is very small.

• It is made of metal.

• It is falling apart.

What does Edmund notice that the others do not?

• A strange animal

• A secret message

• The White Witch's palace

• A hidden path

What is Mrs. Beaver doing when the children arrive?

• Cooking

• Sewing

• Reading

• Sleeping