Ch 8 The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

Front

Who is Mr. Beaver in 'The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe'?

Back

Mr. Beaver is a character who helps the children understand the situation in Narnia and guides them to Aslan.

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What is the significance of Aslan in the story?

Back

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

Front

What happens to Mr. Tumnus in the story?

Back

Mr. Tumnus is taken to the White Witch's house after he is accused of helping the children.

Front

What is the Stone Table?

Back

The Stone Table is a significant location where Aslan meets the children and where important events unfold.

Front

What does the White Witch do to her enemies?

Back

The White Witch turns her enemies into statues, showcasing her cruelty and power.

Front

Why are the children afraid to meet Aslan?

Back

The children are afraid because Aslan is a powerful and majestic figure, and they feel a sense of awe and respect.

Front

What is the main reason the children and the Beavers need to hurry?

Back

They need to hurry because the White Witch might discover their plans to meet Aslan.

Front

What does the White Witch represent in the story?

Back

The White Witch represents evil and tyranny in Narnia, opposing Aslan and the forces of good.

Front

How do the children feel about their adventure in Narnia?

Back

The children experience a mix of excitement, fear, and wonder as they navigate their adventure in Narnia.

Front

What role do the Beavers play in the story?

Back

The Beavers act as allies to the children, providing guidance and support in their quest.