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

Front

What did the children learn about trust from the beaver?

Back

The children learned to trust the beaver when he showed them the handkerchief that Lucy had given to Mr. Tumnus.

Front

Why was Mr. Tumnus arrested?

Back

Mr. Tumnus was arrested for High Treason.

Front

How did Edmund reveal his previous experience in Narnia?

Back

Edmund revealed his previous experience in Narnia by mentioning the direction to the lamp post.

Front

What activity did the children engage in at the beavers' house?

Back

The children helped prepare and eat a meal at the beavers' house.

Front

How did Susan feel about Mr. Tumnus's cave being wrecked?

Back

Susan felt scared and wished they hadn't come, but also felt it was their duty to find Mr. Tumnus.

Front

What is the significance of the handkerchief in the story?

Back

The handkerchief symbolizes trust and connection between Lucy and Mr. Tumnus.

Front

What does High Treason mean in the context of Narnia?

Back

High Treason refers to betraying the realm, which in this case, was Mr. Tumnus's crime for helping Lucy.

Front

How does Edmund's behavior change throughout the story?

Back

Edmund's behavior changes from being deceitful to showing signs of remorse and loyalty.

Front

What role does food play in the children's experience with the beaver?

Back

Food serves as a means of comfort and bonding, helping the children feel safe and welcomed.

Front

What does the lamp post symbolize in Narnia?

Back

The lamp post symbolizes the boundary between the real world and the magical world of Narnia.