The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe Quiz 2

In Chapter 12, what does Peter do when he faces the White Witch's army?

• He hides behind the trees

• He runs away in fear

• He bravely leads the fight and wins

• He calls for help from the fauns

Answer explanation

In Chapter 12, Peter demonstrates courage by bravely leading the fight against the White Witch's army, ultimately achieving victory. This choice highlights his growth as a character and his commitment to the battle for Narnia.

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What danger is Edmund faced with in Chapter 13?

• The White Witch is getting ready to harm him.

• Aslan is getting ready to have Turkish Delight with him.

• Susan and Lucy are getting ready to fight him because of his betrayal.

• The White Witch is preparing a celebration for him.

Answer explanation

In Chapter 13, Edmund is in danger because the White Witch is preparing to harm him due to his betrayal. This choice highlights the threat he faces, unlike the other options which suggest positive or neutral scenarios.

A characteristic that describes Aslan is_______ because, even after Edmund betrayed his family, Aslan still saved him.

• nice

• unloyal

• generous

• forgiving

Answer explanation

A characteristic that describes Aslan is forgiving because he chose to save Edmund despite his betrayal. This act demonstrates Aslan's ability to forgive and show compassion, making 'forgiving' the correct choice.

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Chapter 14 is titled "The Triumph of The Witch", what triumph did the Witch get?

• Edmund gave her some Turkish Delight because of everything she has done for him

• Aslan passed away, and now she believes she will rule Narnia

• She defeated Aslan in a long battle

• Narnia is now ruled by her and King Aslan

Answer explanation

The Witch's triumph refers to her belief that she will rule Narnia after Aslan's death. This event marks a significant moment in the story, as it gives her a sense of power and control over Narnia.

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How did the siblings react once Edmund returned to them after being saved by Aslan?

• They did not feel any emotions now that he was home.

• They did not speak to him.

• They fought him.

• They forgave him.

Answer explanation

When Edmund returned after being saved by Aslan, his siblings chose to forgive him for his previous betrayal. This act of forgiveness highlights the themes of redemption and reconciliation in the story.

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What is the main reason Aslan sacrifices himself in the story?

• To defeat the White Witch

• To save Edmund and Narnia

• To gain more power

• To become the king of Narnia

Answer explanation

Aslan sacrifices himself to save Edmund, who has betrayed his siblings, and to protect Narnia from the White Witch's tyranny. His selfless act embodies the themes of redemption and sacrifice, ultimately leading to the salvation of Narnia.

Why did Susan make the statement "Are the​y still afraid of him, even now?"

• Because even though Aslan was already attacked, they still kept attacking him

• Because she believe that Aslan was afraid of the White Witch's army

• Because she and Lucy were scared of what else the White Witch would do to Aslan

• Because she knew that they were only harming him because he was the king

Answer explanation

Susan's statement reflects her concern that despite Aslan's previous suffering, the attacks on him continued. This highlights the ongoing fear and aggression directed towards him, even after he had already been harmed.

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How did Peter feel about fighting in the battle?

• Excited and ready

• Scared and unsure

• Nervous but determined

• Confident and overconfident

Answer explanation

Peter felt 'nervous but determined' about fighting in the battle, indicating he had apprehensions but was resolved to face the challenge ahead.

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What does Aslan do in exchange for Edmund's life being saved?

• He sacrifices the other children

• He sacrifices himself

• He sacrifices his crown

• He sacrifices his fur

Answer explanation

Aslan sacrifices himself to save Edmund's life, demonstrating his selflessness and the theme of redemption in the story. This act highlights the depth of Aslan's character and the significance of sacrifice.

What happens when the White Witch harms Aslan’s body?

• He is hurt but not killed

• He transforms into a human

• He is killed, but then resurrected

• He stays dead forever

Answer explanation

When the White Witch strikes Aslan, he is killed as part of her betrayal. However, he is later resurrected, symbolizing hope and redemption, which is why the correct answer is that he is killed, but then resurrected.