The magicians nephew 10-12

In Chapter 10, what kind of tree does Aslan create in Narnia to protect it from the Witch?

• A) A willow tree

• B) A beech tree

• C) An apple tree

• D) A pine tree

Why does Aslan ask Digory to retrieve an apple from a certain tree?

• A) To test Digory's courage

• B) To use its fruit for healing

• C) To create a protective barrier for Narnia

• D) To make Digory stronger

What important instruction does Aslan give Digory about the apple he retrieves?

• A) To eat it immediately

• B) To keep it for himself

• C) To bring it directly to him

• D) To plant it near his home

What tempting suggestion does the Witch make to Digory about the apple?

• A) That he could use it to become the king of Narnia

• B) That he could take it back to London to sell for money

• C) That he could use it to cure his mother’s illness

• D) That he could use it to become immortal

How does Digory respond to the Witch's temptation about the apple?

• A) He immediately decides to take the apple for himself.

• B) He is conflicted but ultimately decides to follow Aslan's instructions.

• C) He ignores the Witch completely.

• D) He offers to share the apple with her.

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What does the Witch do after she attempts to tempt Digory?

• A) She apologizes to him.

• B) She leaves him alone to decide.

• C) She tries to steal the apple from him.

• D) She warns him about Aslan.

What quality does Aslan value in Digory, leading to his task of retrieving the apple?

• A) His bravery

• B) His honesty

• C) His kindness

• D) His intelligence

Why is the apple tree that Aslan has planted so important to Narnia?

• It will provide fruit for the Narnians.

• It acts as a source of magical knowledge.

• It creates a protection that will keep the Witch at bay.

• It is a gift to the animals in Narnia.

What does Digory feel as he returns to Aslan with the apple?

• Pride and excitement

• Doubt and fear

• Relief and hope

• Guilt and shame

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What message about temptation and responsibility is conveyed in this chapter through Digory’s interaction with the Witch and Aslan?

• Temptation should always be ignored without question.

• True courage involves choosing what is right over personal desires.

• Following orders is more important than individual thinking.

• Power is the ultimate goal for happiness.

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