The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (Chapter 3)

“Why, you goose,” said Susan . . . , “it’s just an ___________________ wardrobe, look.”

• hoax

• spiteful

• ordinary

• sledge

“A jolly good ___________________, Lu,” [Peter] said as he came out again; “you have really taken us in. . . .”

• hoax

• spiteful

• ordinary

• sledge

“The two elder ones did this without meaning to do it, but Edmund could be ___________________.”

• hoax

• spiteful

• ordinary

• sledge

“She did not mean to hide in the wardrobe because she knew that would only set the others talking again about the whole ___________________ business.”

• hoax

• spiteful

• wretched

• sledge

“…and at last there swept into sight a ___________________ drawn by two reindeer.”

• hoax

• spiteful

• wretched

• sledge

“Ha! You shall know us better ___________________. But I repeat – what are you?”

• hoax

• hereafter

• wretched

• sledge

What did the others say after Lucy told them that she’d been gone for hours and hours?

• They wondered where she had been.

• Peter scolded her for hiding on them.

• They said she’d only been in the room a few moments.

• Edmund told her that he wished she’d been gone for hours.

What did the children find when Lucy showed them the wardrobe?

• fur coats

• pine trees

• snow

• a lamp post

Who made fun of Lucy about her story of the wardrobe?

• Edmund

• Susan

• Peter

• The Professor

How did Lucy end up in the wardrobe a second time?

• She went back for one more look, heard footsteps, and jumped in the wardrobe.

• She hid in the wardrobe when playing hide and seek.

• She was cold and needed a warm coat to wear.

• She was returning a coat she’d borrowed.