The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe - Chapter 9 Quiz

Why hadn't Edmund enjoyed dinner?

• He was not hungry.

• The food was cold.

• He had a headache.

• The company was unpleasant.

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When did he actually slip out of the Beavers’ house?

• In the morning

• In the afternoon

• In the evening

• At midnight

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What were some of the excuses he made up about the Witch in his own mind?

• He thought she was misunderstood.

• He believed she was under a spell.

• He assumed she was forced to be evil.

• He imagined she was actually kind.

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What cheered him up as he was walking?

• A friendly dog

• A beautiful sunset

• A phone call from a friend

• A funny billboard

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How was he able to find his way?

• By using a map

• By asking for directions

• By following signs

• By using a GPS

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What silly thing did he do when he recovered from his fright?

• He sang a song

• He danced around

• He laughed loudly

• He told a joke

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How did the Witch greet him?

• With a smile

• With a frown

• With a wave

• With a nod

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Have you ever persisted in doing something you knew was wrong?

• Yes

• No

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Why do you think Edmund was determined to go to the Witch even though he knew deep down that she was evil?

• He was under a spell.

• He wanted power and gifts.

• He was lost and needed help.

• He was curious about her.

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What do you think of the way the Witch reacted to his news?

• She was surprised and angry.

• She was calm and understanding.

• She was indifferent and dismissive.

• She was happy and supportive.

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