The Magician's Nephew Final

Front

What did Digory and Polly decide to do with the ninth toffee?

Back

They decided to plant the ninth toffee to see if a toffee tree would grow, and it did.

Front

What was the outcome of planting the ninth toffee?

Back

The toffee tree grew, and the toffee fruits were delicious.

Front

What happened when Jadis cast a spell on Aunt Letty?

Back

Nothing happened to Aunt Letty.

Front

Who was sitting in the chair when Digory entered the room after the tunnel?

Back

Uncle Andrew was sitting in the chair.

Front

How did Uncle Andrew feel about the animals?

Back

He was afraid of them.

Front

Where did Aunt Letty tell the children not to go?

Back

Aunt Letty told the children not to go upstairs to Mr. Ketterly's study.

Front

What is the significance of the toffee tree in the story?

Back

The toffee tree represents creativity and the idea of nurturing something to grow.

Front

What does Jadis's spell on Aunt Letty reveal about her character?

Back

It shows that Jadis has power but that her spells do not always have the intended effect.

Front

What lesson can be learned from Digory's decision to plant the toffee?

Back

The lesson is about thinking ahead and considering the potential for growth and new opportunities.

Front

How does Uncle Andrew's reaction to the animals contribute to the story?

Back

It highlights his cowardice and foreshadows his later actions.