Caspian's Journey and Challenges

Caspian, the rightful heir to the throne of Narnia, learns about his heritage and the danger he faces from his uncle, King Miraz. With the help of his tutor, Dr. Cornelius, Caspian escapes the castle to seek his fortune and rightful place as king. During his journey, he encounters Old Narnians, who become his allies in the fight against Miraz. The story highlights themes of bravery, loyalty, and the struggle for justice in a land filled with magic and ancient creatures.

What subjects did Caspian learn during his education?

• Gardening, fishing, and knitting

• Dancing, singing, and acting

• Cooking, sewing, and painting

• Sword fighting, riding, and swimming

Why did Caspian dislike his aunt, Queen Pruna Prizmia?

• Because she was kind to him

• Because she disliked him

• Because she was too strict

• Because she ignored him

What event prompted Dr. Cornelius to warn Caspian about his safety?

• A festival in the castle

• The queen's illness

• The birth of Miraz's son

• A new law being passed

How did Caspian feel as he began his journey?

• Sad and lonely

• Brave and small

• Excited and carefree

• Confident and fearless

What happened to Caspian during the storm?

• He found shelter in a cave

• He was knocked unconscious

• He met a friendly traveler

• He lost his horse

Who were the Old Narnians that Caspian met?

• Edmund, Lucy, and Tumnus

• Miraz, Pruna Prizmia, and Cornelius

• Trufflehunter, Trumpkin, and Nikabrik

• Aslan, Peter, and Susan

What was the main concern of the Old Narnians regarding Caspian?

• His ability to lead

• His loyalty to Miraz

• His human heritage

• His lack of experience