Narnia Chapter 6

Multiple Choice

Which statement best describes a main idea of Chapter 5?

• Lucy enjoys playing games with her siblings more than exploring alone.

• The chapter details the author's writing style and techniques.Edmund tries to protect Lucy’s secret

• The other children struggle to believe Lucy because her story seems impossible.

• The chapter explores the impact of character choices on the The Professor tells the children that Narnia is a dangerous place they must avoid.

Multiple Choice

Part A: Why is Lucy so upset when the children return from the wardrobe?

• She thinks the wardrobe has been destroyed

• She is frustrated that Edmund denies her story.

• She wants the others to meet the Professor.

• She is afraid the Witch will find them.

Multiple Choice

Part B: Which sentence from the chapter best supports your answer?

• “Lucy ran out of the room, and the others came out and found the door shut.”

• “Edmund gave a snigger that Lucy didn’t see.”

• “Lucy had no thoughts of jealousy, she was too happy.”

• “‘Why shouldn’t she have found a country in the wardrobe?’ said the Professor.”

Multiple Select

Multiple Select – Character Motivation Which TWO reasons best explain why Edmund denies seeing Narnia? (Select two.)

• A. He wants to protect Lucy from getting in trouble.

• B. He enjoys teasing and upsetting Lucy.

• C. He is embarrassed that he believed the Witch.

• D. He hopes to return to Narnia alone.

Multiple Choice

What is one central idea of Chapter 6?

• Edmund wants to prove he is braver than the others

• The children enter Narnia together and begin to witness signs of trouble.

• Lucy regrets ever discovering the wardrobe.

• The children decide to explore the Professor’s house instead of leaving it.

Multiple Choice

Why does Edmund encourage the group to follow the path the Robin leads them on?

• He believes the Robin will lead them safely to Mr. Tumnus.

• He hopes the path will take them back home quickly.

• He is confident the Robin is a friend of the White Witch.

• He wants to find the Witch again but doesn’t want the others to know.

Multiple Choice

What can the reader infer about the beaver’s warning gesture toward the children?

• The beaver is trying to attack the children.

• The beaver wants the children to follow him to safety.

• The beaver is stealing food and doesn’t want to be seen.

• The beaver is warning the children that the Robin is dangerous.

Multiple Choice

Which detail from Chapter 6 best supports the idea that Edmund is becoming more secretive?

• He tells Peter that he wishes they had stayed in the Professor’s house.

• He keeps thinking about the Witch’s promise of Turkish Delight.

• He walks beside Susan and talks about the trees.

• He insists they should go back immediately.

Multiple Choice

How does the discovery of the ruined cave affect the children?

• They are relieved because they know Mr. Tumnus escaped.

• They realize Tumnus has been taken, making them decide to continue on their journey.

• They decide to turn back to avoid getting involved in trouble.

• They blame Lucy for leading them into danger.