The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Ch. 5-7

Front

What did Edmund tell Peter and Susan about Lucy's experience in Narnia?

Back

He told them that he and Lucy had only been pretending to get into Narnia.

Front

How did Edmund reveal that he had been to Narnia before?

Back

He mentioned that they needed to go a certain direction to get to the lamp post.

Front

What was the professor's surprising advice to Peter and Susan regarding Lucy?

Back

He asked them why they didn't believe Lucy.

Front

What event led all four children to enter the wardrobe and Narnia together?

Back

Mrs. Macready was taking a tour group around the house and it seemed as if some magic were chasing them into Narnia.

Front

Why was Tumnus arrested according to the note?

Back

He had been arrested for High Treason.

Front

What is the significance of the lamp post in Narnia?

Back

It serves as a landmark and a point of reference for characters traveling in Narnia.

Front

Who is the White Witch in 'The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe'?

Back

She is the main antagonist who rules Narnia and represents evil.

Front

What does Lucy's character represent in the story?

Back

Lucy represents innocence, curiosity, and the belief in magic.

Front

How does the wardrobe function as a portal to Narnia?

Back

The wardrobe serves as a magical entrance that transports characters from the real world to the world of Narnia.

Front

What lesson do the children learn about belief and trust in each other?

Back

They learn the importance of believing in one another and the consequences of doubt.