The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Chapter 7-12

What was the human-like action the beaver did when he saw the children?

• He put his finger over his mouth to quiet them.
• He waved at them.
• He hugged them like they were old friends.

Why were the children willing to take a rush and go with the Beaver?

• They wanted to lay down and rest.
• They were hungry and knew they needed to help Mr. Tumnus
• They wanted to go and meet Aslan.

Edmund's reaction to Aslan's name was one of joy and peace.

• True
• False

Why was Mr. Beaver happy it had started snowing again?

• He was hoping the snow would cool things off.
• Because it would cover their tracks and they would not have any visitors.
• He thought it might cause the White Witch to not leave her castle.

"Whatever it is, " said Peter, "it's __________ us. It's something that doesn't want to be seen."

• dodging

• digging

• dunking

• dogging

"They all saw it this time, a whiskered furry face which had looked out at them from behind a tree."

What type of animal did the children see?

• a beaver

• a deer

• a fox

• a faun

What was unusual about the animal the children saw?

• It used human gestures and talked.

• He wore a little hat and fuzzy mittens.

• It had the head of a beaver and the body of a dog.

• It smelled terrible.

What did the Beaver say about the trees?

• That the trees were always listening.

• That some of the trees might even betray them.

• That the trees were dying because of the White Witch.

• That the trees could grab them and take them to the White Witch.