The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe ch. 15-17

True or False: Susan and Lucy were so sad for Aslan that the Witch's army terrified them. pg. 172

• True

• False

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What did the girls do after the Witch's army left? pg. 172

• covered Aslan with a blanket

• followed the army

• kissed Aslan's face and stroked his fur

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The girls began trying to untie Aslan. What happened? pg. 174-175

• mice started chewing on him

• they found a knife to cut through the ropes

• mice started chewing the ropes

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As Lucy and Susan were walking away from the Stone Table, they heard a loud cracking noise. What caused it? pg. 177

• monsters were back

• Stone Table broke in two

• it started storming

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According to Aslan, how did he survive? pg. 179

• Deeper Magic says that and evil witch cannot sacrifice an innocent victim

• Deeper Magic says that Aslan is too powerful to stay dead

• Deeper Magic says that if a willing victim who is innocent is killed, the Death would be reversed

What did Aslan, Lucy, and Susan do as Aslan's strength was returning? pg. 179

• played hop-scotch

• played tag

• returned to camp

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What happened when Aslan roared? pg. 180

• Stone Table broke in more pieces

• trees bent over

• an avalanche

How did Susan and Lucy travel with Aslan? pg. 180

• hung onto his tail

• followed behind him

• rode on his back

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When did Aslan, Susan, and Lucy arrive at the Witch's castle? pg. 181

(a)  

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What did Aslan do to the stone creatures? What happened to them? pg. 183

• spit on them; they broke apart

• threw water on them; they rose in the air

• breathed on them; they returned to life