Chapter 1 Lucy Looks into the Wardrobe

Crunch-Crunch is an example of what type of figurative language?

• Personification
• Onomatopoeia
• Metaphor
• Simile

Where were the children sent to live during the war due to air-raids?

• The countryside
• The city
• Another country
• A different planet

What was oddly standing in the middle of the woods?

• A bench
• A statue
• A tree
• A lamppost

How did Lucy feel once she walked through the wardrobe?

• Scared
• Confused
• Excited
• All of the above

What was hanging in the wardrobe?

• Coats
• Curtains
• Jewelry
• Clothes

What did the children find in one of the empty bedrooms?

• A closet
• A bed
• A desk
• A wardrobe

Who is the youngest sibling?

• Peter
• Susan
• Lucy
• Edmund

Instead of hard, smooth wood what did she feel on the floor of the wardrobe?

• Cold, wet grass
• Warm, smooth sand
• Rough, bumpy rocks
• soft, powdery, and cold

Why do you think the faun exclaimed, "Goodness gracious me!"?

• He saw Lucy
• He saw the lamppost
• He saw the snow
• He saw the parcel

What was the faun carrying?

• A basket
• A lantern
• A book
• A parcel