Chapter 10 and 11 The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe

Front

What is the main conflict between Mrs. Beaver and the others regarding the children?

Back

They argue about Mrs. Beaver fixing food for the children to bring with them on their journey.

Front

What is the consequence of the White Witch's actions on the merry party?

Back

She turns them into stone.

Front

Why do the beavers and the children choose a rough path by the river?

Back

The witch won't be able to bring her sledge down into the valley.

Front

What happens to the White Witch's sledge due to the weather?

Back

It gets stuck.

Front

What prompts the children and the beavers to flee from the beavers' house?

Back

They know Edmund has betrayed them and they are afraid the White Witch will come to capture them.

Front

Who is Edmund and what role does he play in the story?

Back

Edmund is one of the children who betrays his siblings and allies with the White Witch.

Front

What is the significance of the beavers in the story?

Back

The beavers serve as guides and protectors for the children in their journey against the White Witch.

Front

How does the weather affect the characters' journey?

Back

The current weather conditions hinder the White Witch's ability to pursue the children and the beavers.

Front

What does the transformation of the merry party into stone symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes the power and cruelty of the White Witch.

Front

What themes are explored in the conflict between good and evil in the story?

Back

The struggle between the forces of good (the children and the beavers) and evil (the White Witch) is a central theme.