How does Edmund treat Lucy after she returns from her first trip in Narnia?

• He mocks and teases her.

• He plays along and pretends to believe her.

• He ignores her.

• He is harsh and forces Lucy to say that it was all a lie.

How does Peter react to Lucy's story of Narnia?

• He tries to protect her by saying that she is just making up a fun story.

• He gets very angry with Lucy and does not allow her to play with them.

• He has no reaction to Lucy's story because he does not care about her.

• He believes Lucy because he knows that she does not lie.

Why did Edmund go into the wardrobe?

• He wanted to see if Lucy was right about Narnia.

• He was following Lucy into the wardrobe to tease her about Narnia.

• He was following Lucy in there to apologize for how Peter and Susan were acting.

• He needed a good hiding spot and the wardrobe was his last option.

Edmund shuts the door behind him when he goes into the wardrobe. Why does the author include this detail?

• It shows the reader that Edmund is serious and he wants to win hide and seek.

• It shows the reader that Edmund is foolish because you could get trapped in the wardrobe.

• It shows that Edmund is brave because he is not afraid in the dark.

• It shows that Edmund is disrespectful because he did not listen when Susan told him not to shut the wardrobe.

Which description was used to describe Queen Jadis' reindeer?

• "not merely pale, but white like snow"

• "would have been about three feet high if he were standing"

• "hair was so white that even snow hardly look white"

• "only living creature in that country"

Based on this passage, how does Edmund feel when he is around the Queen?

• bold

• fearful

• comfortable

• lonely

Which sentence shows that the Queen is determined to know more about Edmund's family?

• “Yes, I told you that before,” and forgetting to call her “Your Majesty”, but she didn’t seem to mind now.

• She seemed especially interested in the fact that there were four of them, and kept on coming back to it.

• While he was eating the Queen kept asking him questions.

• ...the more he ate the more he wanted to eat, and he never asked himself why the Queen should be so inquisitive.

How did the Queen flatter Edmund?

• She gives him lots of Turkish delight.

• She calls him the cleverest young man she has ever met.

• She says he is more important that Peter.

• She lets Edmund talk with his mouth full

What must Edmund do in order to become Prince of Narnia?

• He has to arrest Tumnus.

• He has to bring all of his siblings to Aslan.

• He has to bring all of his siblings to the Queen.

• He has to eat Turkish Delight everyday.

What word would best describe Edmund at the end of chapter 4?

• clever

• protective

• demanding

• childish