Chapter 3: Edmund and the Wardrobe Comprehension Quiz

Why was Lucy surprised that her siblings hadn’t been wondering where she was?

• Because she thought she had been gone for only a few minutes.

• Because she thought she had been gone for hours.

• Because she had told them where she was going.

• Because they were busy with their own activities.

What did they find when they looked into the wardrobe?

• A secret passage.

• A magical land.

• Nothing unusual; just an ordinary wardrobe.

• A hidden compartment.

Why didn’t Lucy make up with the others by saying she had just made up the story of her adventure?

• Because she wanted to keep the adventure a secret.

• Because she knew it had really happened and she wouldn’t lie.

• Because she was afraid of getting into trouble.

• Because she wanted to tease them.

Why should the next few days have been delightful, and why did Lucy not enjoy them?

• The weather was bad, and Lucy was feeling unwell.

• The children were busy with schoolwork, and Lucy was bored.

• The weather was fine and the children spent a lot of time outside playing, but Lucy couldn’t enjoy herself because Edmund was treating her badly and she knew nobody believed her.

• The children were fighting, and Lucy was upset.

Why did she not mean to hide in the wardrobe during hide-and-seek?

• Because she was afraid of getting lost.

• Because she knew the others would start talking about her and her adventure again.

• Because she thought it was too obvious a hiding place.

• Because she wanted to hide somewhere else.

Why did Edmund follow her into the wardrobe?

• To find a better hiding spot.

• To continue teasing her.

• To apologize to her.

• To see if she was telling the truth.

What was Edmund's first clue that something unusual was happening?

• He saw a strange light.

• He heard a mysterious sound.

• His voice had a curious out-of-doors sound.

• He felt a sudden chill.

What did Lucy expect her siblings to do when she returned from the wardrobe?

• To be angry with her.

• To be worried about her.

• To be indifferent to her absence.

• To have forgotten about her.

How did Lucy feel about her adventure in the wardrobe?

• She was scared and wanted to forget it.

• She was excited and wanted to share it.

• She was confused and unsure if it was real.

• She was indifferent and didn't care.

What was the main reason Lucy's siblings didn't believe her story?

• They thought she was too young to have such an adventure.

• They believed she was making it up for attention.

• They had never experienced anything unusual themselves.

• They were too busy to listen to her.