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

Front

What feeling did Peter, Susan, and Lucy experience when they heard the name Aslan?

Back

They felt a mysterious and lovely feeling.

Front

What feeling did Edmund experience when he heard the name Aslan?

Back

He felt a mysterious and horrible feeling.

Front

What does the witch's instruction to make ready the sledge without the bells imply?

Back

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

Front

What made Mr. Beaver think Edmund looked treacherous?

Back

Edmund had the look in his eyes of one who had eaten of the witch's food.

Front

What is the quickest way to help Mr. Tumnus according to Mr. Beaver?

Back

Go meet Aslan.

Front

What does Mr. Beaver believe has happened to Mr. Tumnus?

Back

He believes the witch has turned him into a stone statue.

Front

What is the significance of Aslan's name in the story?

Back

Aslan represents hope and courage, evoking strong emotions in the characters.

Front

How does the witch's character influence the story?

Back

The witch represents evil and oppression, creating conflict for the main characters.

Front

What role do the beavers play in the story?

Back

The beavers act as guides and allies to the children, helping them navigate Narnia.

Front

What does the transformation of Mr. Tumnus symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes the loss of innocence and the impact of evil in Narnia.