Narnia Chapter 17: The Hunting of the White Stag

Were was Edmund and Mrs. Beaver sitting?

• A little back from the fighting line.

• In the Witches Castle.

• At Mr. Tumnus's cave.

• On top of a tree afraid to go back to their house.

How do the animals feel when Aslan leaves the celebration after the battle?

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• 1. The animals are devastated that their King has left for good.

• 1. The animals are overjoyed that they can now have freedom in Narnia without their King.

• 1. The animals are confused at his sudden departure. They wonder if he will ever return to Narnia if they are in need.

• 1. The animals realize that Aslan comes and goes. They are reassured that he will return one day if they are ever in need.

How do Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy make their way back to the wardrobe?

• 1. They chase Mr. Beaver into the woods and see the lamppost.

• They chase a White Stag into the woods and see the lamppost

• 1. They hear Mrs. Macready calling them through the woods and follow her voice.

• 1. They see coats peeking through a clearing in the woods and realize it's the wardrobe.

What does the white stag symbolize in the chapter?

• The white stag symbolizes adventure and the fulfillment of desires.

• The white stag symbolizes laziness and lack of ambition

• The white stag symbolizes fear and danger

• The white stag symbolizes the end of the adventure and the failure of desires

What was Edmund covered with and which color?

• With red color blood

• With green color blood

• with grass and soil

  which were green and brown

• with fur of Maugrim which was white

What is the significance of Aslan's appearance during the hunting of the white stag?

• Represents his desire to become the new ruler of Narnia

• Signifies his intention to harm the children

• Symbolizes his role as a guide and protector for the children, and represents the completion of their journey in Narnia.

• Indicates his fear of the white stag

How does the hunting of the white stag contribute to the behavior development of the Pevensie siblings?

• It makes them more selfish and arrogant

• It symbolizes their growth and maturity as individuals.

• It causes them to regress and become less mature

• It has no impact on their character development

What helped Edmund recover?

• Susan's magic healing cordial

• Peter's bow and arrow

• Lucy's magic healing cordial

• Susan's magic sword

What lesson do the characters learn from their experience of hunting the white stag?

• Fear and cowardice

• Laziness and selfishness

• Impatience and frustration

• Perseverance and determination

What is the climax of the chapter 'The Hunting of the White Stag'?

• When the children decide to give up on their quest

• When the children are captured by the White Stag

• When the children find a magical portal to another world

• When the children catch the White Stag and are crowned as kings and queens of Narnia