Reactions and Plans in Narnia

In this chapter of 'The Silver Chair', Jill and her companions meet the giant king and queen, who invite them to stay. Jill is taken to a room where she experiences comfort and has a dream involving Aslan, the lion. The group realizes they have missed important signs and plan to escape the giant's castle. They devise a plan to sneak out during the day, pretending to be excited about the upcoming feast to avoid suspicion.

What is the setting introduced at the beginning of the chapter?

• The Forest of Narnia

• The Castle of Cair Paravel

• The House of Harfang

• The Mountains of Archenland

Why was Jill unable to speak initially?

• She was too scared

• She was interrupted

• She forgot the words

• Her mouth was dry

How did the giant king and queen react to the children's arrival?

• They were angry

• They ignored them

• They were indifferent

• They smiled and welcomed them

What was the queen's reaction to Puddleglum?

• She was amused

• She was curious

• She was frightened

• She was angry

What did the queen offer Jill to comfort her?

• A warm blanket

• A toy and lollipops

• A pet to play with

• A book to read

What did Jill experience in her dream?

• She saw a dragon

• She saw a giant

• She saw a lion

• She saw a fairy

What was the message Jill saw in her dream?

• Beware the Giant

• Look Above

• Follow the Path

• Under Me

What did the children realize about the signs?

• The signs were not important

• They had missed the first three signs

• The signs were misleading

• They had followed them correctly

What was the children's plan to escape the castle?

• To sneak out at night

• To act cheerful and explore during the day

• To ask the giants for help

• To find a secret passage