What is the primary setting of the story?

• London during World War II

• The professor's house in the countryside

• Narnia during winter

• The White Witch's castle

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Which character discovers Narnia first?

• Edmund

• Susan

• Peter

• Lucy

What symbolism does the winter in Narnia represent?

• Peace and tranquility

• The White Witch's power

• Holiday celebration

• Natural weather patterns

How does Edmund's character develop throughout the story?

• He becomes more selfish

• He remains unchanged

• He learns from his mistakes and becomes loyal

• He becomes more powerful

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What theme is demonstrated through Aslan's sacrifice?

• Revenge is necessary

• Self-sacrifice and love

• Power corrupts all

• Winter is eternal

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What does Turkish Delight symbolize in the story?

• Friendship and sharing

• Childhood innocence

• Evil temptation

• Cultural diversity

How does Mr. Tumnus's character affect the plot?

• He betrays Lucy to the White Witch

• He helps defeat the White Witch

• He becomes king of Narnia

• He teaches the children magic

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What role does Father Christmas play in the story's development?

• He brings winter to Narnia

• He gives the children their special gifts

• He fights against Aslan

• He helps the White Witch

How does the wardrobe serve as a literary device?

• It represents growing up

• It's just a piece of furniture

• It symbolizes escape from reality

• It shows the power of evil

What conflict type is shown between Edmund and Peter?

• Character versus nature

• Character versus society

• Character versus character

• Character versus self

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