The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe: Chapter 7

Front

What human-like action did the beaver perform when he first saw the children?

Back

The beaver put his finger over his mouth to quiet them.

Front

What did the beaver say about the trees in the forest?

Back

The beaver mentioned that the trees were always listening and that some might betray them.

Front

Where did the beaver take the children after they met?

Back

The beaver took the children to his dam.

Front

What creature came out from behind the tree and motioned to the children?

Back

A beaver came out from behind the tree and motioned to them.

Front

What item did Mr. Tumnus give to the beaver before his arrest?

Back

Mr. Tumnus gave the beaver Lucy's handkerchief.

Front

What is the significance of the beaver's action of quieting the children?

Back

It indicates the need for secrecy and caution in a dangerous situation.

Front

How does the beaver's warning about the trees contribute to the story's theme of trust?

Back

It highlights the theme of trust and betrayal, suggesting that not everything is as it seems.

Front

What role does the beaver play in the children's journey in Narnia?

Back

The beaver acts as a guide and protector for the children in Narnia.

Front

What does the beaver's dam symbolize in the context of the story?

Back

The dam symbolizes safety and refuge for the children in a perilous world.

Front

How does Lucy's handkerchief serve as a plot device in the story?

Back

It serves as a token of friendship and a reminder of Mr. Tumnus's kindness.