The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe: Chapter 9

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True or False: Edmund knew deep down inside that the White Witch was bad and cruel.

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True

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True or False: The sun was still shining bright when Edmund reached the White Witch's house.

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False

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Why was the White Witch angry when she saw Edmund?

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He was alone.

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True or False: Edmund took a pencil and drew a moustache and a pair of spectacles on the stone lion.

Back

True

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When had Edmund left the Beavers' home?

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After he heard they were to meet Aslan at the stone table.

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Who is the White Witch?

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A character in 'The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe' who represents evil and tyranny.

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What does Aslan represent in the story?

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Aslan represents good, hope, and sacrifice.

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What is the significance of the stone table?

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The stone table is a symbol of sacrifice and the place where Aslan is resurrected.

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What lesson can be learned from Edmund's choices?

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Choices can lead to consequences, and understanding right from wrong is important.

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What role do the Beavers play in the story?

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The Beavers are allies of the Pevensie children and guide them in Narnia.