Chapter 17 The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe

What does Lucy notice about Peter?

• Peter looks paler, stern, and more mature

• Peter looks like Peter Rabbit

• Peter looks crazy, eccentric, and mean

• Peter looks sad

Who did Peter say helped win the battle?

• Edmund

• Susan

• Lucy

• Mr. Tumnus

What did Edmund do that helped win the battle?

• He destroyed the White Witch's wand

• He disguised himself as a bush and tripped the enemy as they were charging in battle

• He led the White Witch's army away to the cliff by the sea, and they all fell to their death

• He gave Peter a motivational talk and stretched Peter before the battle

What happens to Edmund during the battle?

• Edmund gets wounded badly

• Edmund runs away scared and does not fight

• Edmund creates a suit of armor made out of Iron that glows where his heart is located. He is able to fly in this suit, and with this suit, he can defeat the White Witch's army.

• Edmund is carried away by a unicorn

How does Lucy help Edmund?

• Lucy uses her healing cordial and heals Edmund

• Lucy helps Edmund escape and run away

• Lucy brings Edmund a sandwich

• Lucy lets down her hair so that Edmund can climb up the tower where Lucy is being held captive.

What does Aslan do to the children?

• Aslan makes them kings and queens of Narnia

• Aslan takes them back home to the Old Professor's house

• Aslan buys them a Happy Meal at McDonald's

• Aslan does nothing

Mr. Tumnus brought news of a creature that had been spotted in Narnia. What was this creature?

• White Stag

• Red Stag

• Green Stag

• Blue Stag

What is located in the Lantern Waste?

• The Lamppost

• Cair Paravel

• Garbage Dump

• Turkish Delight

What happens to the children when they go back through the wardrobe?

• They are children again

• The door to the wardrobe was closed; they are stuck in Narnia

• They return the coats they borrowed when they first came to Narnia

• The Old Professor's house is abandoned and falling apart

What does the Professor say to the children about Narnia?

• He tells them that "Once a king or Queen of Narnia, always a King or Queen of Narnia." He also tells them that they can't go back the same way twice, but it will happen when they don't expect it.

• He tells them that they are wrong and have a terrible imagination.