Chapter 6: Into the Forest

What were the first clues that something strange was happening inside the wardrobe?

• The sound of footsteps

• Something sticking into Peter's back and the cold and wet.

• The sight of a bright light

• The smell of fresh pine

How did the fur coats look on the children?

• Too large and heavy

• Perfectly fitting

• Brightly colored

• Old and dusty

How did Edmund give away the fact that he had been in Narnia before?

• By mentioning the White Witch

• by mentioning the lamp-post

• By talking about the Turkish Delight

• By knowing the way to the Faun’s cave

What did the children find at the Faun’s cave?

• A note from the White Witch

• A map of Narnia

• A broken flute

• That it had been wrecked and Mr. Tumnus had been arrested.

Who was the chief of the secret police?

• Mr. Tumnus

• The White Witch

• Maugrim

• Aslan

Why did the siblings decide not to just go home?

• They wanted to explore more

• They felt like they should try to help Mr. Tumnus.

• They were afraid of the White Witch

• They were lost

What was Peter worried about?

• The weather in Narnia

• The safety of his sibling

• Not having food,

• The time difference between Narnia and their world

What did Edmund suggest about the robin?

• That it might be leading them into a trap.

• It was a spy for the White Witch

• It was a magical creature

• It was just an ordinary bird

Why did Peter decide to trust the bird?

• It seemed friendly and harmless

• Because robins were good in all of the books he had read.

• It was a sign from Aslan

• It was leading them to food

The wardrobe smelled of ___________.

• Lavender

• Camphor

• Fresh pine

• Old wood