UNIT 3 FANTASY

In The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Edmund's betrayal can be seen as a reflection of ....

• The allure of easy pleasure and power.

• The difficulty of resisting temptation.

• The corrupting influence of the White Witch.

• All of the above.

• None of the above.

Aslan's sacrifice on the Stone Table demonstrates ....

• The power of love and selflessness.

• The importance of following ancient laws.

• The inevitability of death.

• The White Witch's ultimate power.

• The need for revenge.

How does the character of the White Witch differ from traditional fairy tale villains?

• She is more powerful.

• She is more deceptive.

• She represents a more abstract evil.

• She is more sympathetic.

• She is less overtly evil.

How does the concept of "deep magic" influence the characters' actions and choices in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe?

• It encourages them to be reckless, knowing that fate is predetermined.

• It makes them feel powerless and unable to affect their own destinies.

• It emphasizes the importance of courage and self-sacrifice, as consequences have profound and unalterable effects.

• It leads to a sense of fatalism, causing them to give up hope in the face of adversity.

• It has no significant impact on their behavior, as they primarily rely on their own instincts.

What are the recurring themes of betrayal and forgiveness explored throughout the Chronicles of Narnia?

• Betrayal is always unforgivable, and those who betray others are irredeemable.

• Forgiveness is a weakness, and true strength lies in exacting revenge.

• Betrayal is a common human flaw, but forgiveness is essential for personal growth and reconciliation.

• Betrayal is inevitable, and forgiveness is a futile exercise.

• Betrayal is only acceptable when it serves a greater good, and forgiveness is unnecessary in such cases.

What does the White Witch's power over Narnia symbolize?

• The power of love

• The power of winter

• The power of magic

• The power of evil

• The power of betrayal

Which of the following characters is NOT one of the Pevensie siblings?

• Susan

• Lucy

• Edmund

• Peter

• Digory

In The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, what is the name of the talking lion?

• Aslan

• Caspian

• Reepicheep

• Professor Kirke

• Edmund

In The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, how do the children first enter Narnia?

• Through a talking animal.

• By drinking a magic potion.

• By flying on a magical carpet.

• Through a wardrobe.

• By solving a riddle.

What is the main conflict in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe?

• A disagreement between the children.

• A battle between good and evil.

• A search for a lost treasure.

• A journey to find their parents.

• An attempt to escape from a dangerous creature.