Front

When Queen Jadis closely examines Digory's face, does she find any mark indicating that he is a magician?

Back

No, she says he is only "the servant of a magician."

Front

Queen Jadis thinks Digory is lying when he says that his Uncle Andrew "isn't King of anywhere." Why does she think Digory is lying?

Back

Because she believes magicians are always royal people, not common people.

Front

When Polly and Digory return to the Wood between the Worlds, why is Queen Jadis still with them?

Back

Although she let go of their hands, she was still holding Polly by the hair.

Front

In chapter 6, when the children escape from Charn into the Wood between the Worlds, how is Queen Jadis different from what she was like in her own world?

Back

She looks afraid and is having a hard time breathing; she is pale and no longer seems beautiful; she is no longer strong enough to hurt the children.

Front

How does Queen Jadis, the Witch, manage to accompany Polly and Digory back to their own world (our world)?

Back

She grabs Digory by the ear.

Front

How does Uncle Andrew respond to meeting Queen Jadis?

Back

He is terrified of her, and acts like a coward around her; he starts thinking about how beautiful she is, and he imagines she might fall in love with him.

Front

How does Aunt Letty respond when Uncle Andrew tries to borrow money from her?

Back

She reminds him that she will never lend him money, because he hasn't been trustworthy with money in the past.

Front

What is the name of the horse that belongs to the kind and brave Cabby?

Back

Strawberry

Front

Who unexpectedly comes along with Polly and Digory when they use the magic rings to drag the Witch to the Wood between the Worlds? Options: Uncle Andrew, the Cabby, and the Cabby's horse; Aunt Letty; The police officers.

Back

Uncle Andrew, the Cabby, and the Cabby's horse.

Front

Who is doing the beautiful singing at the end of Chapter 8?

Back

The Lion