Ch 7 The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

Front

What does the beaver mean when he says there are trees that would betray them to her?

Back

The beaver is warning that certain trees could reveal their location to the White Witch, putting them in danger.

Front

Describe Mr. Beaver's home.

Back

Mr. Beaver lives in a dam on a river, which provides shelter and safety.

Front

What realization do the children come to when they feel lost?

Back

The children understand that they are not where they thought they were and need to find their way back.

Front

What does Edmund see when he looks past the valley?

Back

Edmund sees two hills that the White Witch pointed out to him, indicating his connection to her.

Front

Why is Mr. Beaver pleased that it is snowing again?

Back

Mr. Beaver is happy because the snow will cover their tracks, making it harder for anyone to follow them.

Front

What is the significance of the lamp-post in the story?

Back

The lamp-post serves as a landmark for the children, helping them navigate the magical land of Narnia.

Front

Who is Aslan and what does he represent?

Back

Aslan is a lion who represents good, courage, and hope in the story.

Front

What role does the White Witch play in the story?

Back

The White Witch is the antagonist who represents evil and oppression in Narnia.

Front

How do the children feel about their adventure in Narnia?

Back

The children experience a mix of excitement and fear as they navigate the challenges of Narnia.

Front

What does the term 'betray' mean in the context of the story?

Back

To betray means to reveal someone's secrets or location, which can lead to danger.