The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe 13-15

to give up, put aside, or deny

• skirling
• renounce

extremely foul or nasty

• vile
• siege

to surround, usually by military forces

• perish
• siege

to die or come to an end

• vile
• perish

a betrayal of confidence or trust

• treachery
• renounce

A high, wailing sound, usually from bagpipes

• skirling
• siege

"When the wolf pretended to be friendly with the little sheep, it was an act of ________ because he was really planning to eat them."

• skirling
• treachery

If you don't water your plant, it might _______.

• siege
• perish

The old king decided to ______ his crown and let his son become the new ruler.

• renounce
• treachery

"The brave knights defended their castle during the long _______, holding off the enemy army until they could get help."

• vile
• siege