The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Ch. 8, 9

Front

What happened to Mr. Tumnus according to Mr. Beaver?

Back

Mr. Beaver tells the kids that the witch has turned Mr. Tumnus into a stone statue.

Front

What does the witch plan to do when she says to make ready the sledge without the bells?

Back

She is likely to set out quickly and quietly for the beavers' house.

Front

What is the quickest way to help Mr. Tumnus?

Back

The quickest way to help Mr. Tumnus is to go meet Aslan.

Front

Why did Mr. Beaver think Edmund looked treacherous?

Back

Mr. Beaver thought Edmund looked treacherous because he had the look in his eyes of one who had eaten of the witch's food.

Front

How did the witch react when she saw Edmund at her palace?

Back

The witch was angry because he came without his siblings.

Front

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

Back

Aslan is a lion who represents good and is a key figure in the fight against the White Witch.

Front

What does Turkish Delight symbolize in the story?

Back

Turkish Delight symbolizes temptation and the power of the White Witch over Edmund.

Front

What role do the Pevensie children play in Narnia?

Back

The Pevensie children are key characters who help to fulfill the prophecy of Narnia's liberation.

Front

What is the significance of the White Witch in the story?

Back

The White Witch represents evil and tyranny in Narnia, opposing Aslan and the Pevensie children.

Front

What does Mr. Beaver mean when he says Edmund looks like he has eaten the witch's food?

Back

It suggests that Edmund has been influenced or corrupted by the witch's magic.