The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe: Chapters 13-14

What significant event occurs in Chapter 13 regarding Aslan?

• Aslan leaves Narnia forever.

• Aslan defeats the White Witch in battle.

• Aslan is resurrected after his sacrifice.

• Aslan reveals his true identity as a human.

How do the Pevensie children react to Aslan's return?

• The Pevensie children are indifferent to Aslan's return.

• The Pevensie children are angry about Aslan's return.

• The Pevensie children are confused and scared by Aslan's return.

• The Pevensie children are overjoyed and relieved at Aslan's return.

What role does the Stone Table play in these chapters?

• The Stone Table is a place for celebrations among the characters.

• The Stone Table is where the Pevensie children first meet Aslan.

• The Stone Table is where Aslan sacrifices himself, symbolizing redemption and the battle between good and evil.

• The Stone Table serves as a throne for the White Witch.

Who is the character that betrays Aslan, and what are the consequences?

• Lucy Pevensie

• Susan Pevensie

• Edmund Pevensie

• Peter Pevensie

What is the significance of the White Witch's actions in these chapters?

• The White Witch is a symbol of friendship and loyalty.

• The White Witch's actions lead to the prosperity of Narnia.

• The White Witch represents tyranny and oppression, highlighting the struggle between good and evil.

• The White Witch promotes peace and harmony among the characters.

How do the themes of sacrifice and redemption manifest in Chapters 13-14?

• The themes of sacrifice and redemption manifest through characters enduring hardship for others and seeking forgiveness for past mistakes.

• Sacrifice is portrayed as a negative experience without hope.

• Redemption is achieved without any sacrifice.

• Characters only focus on personal gain and success.

What is the reaction of the creatures of Narnia to Aslan's return?

• The creatures of Narnia react with fear and confusion to Aslan's return.

• The creatures of Narnia are indifferent to Aslan's return.

• The creatures of Narnia ignore Aslan and continue their daily lives.

• The creatures of Narnia react with joy and relief to Aslan's return.

How does the relationship between the Pevensie siblings evolve in these chapters?

• They become rivals and never reconcile.

• The siblings remain distant and uninterested in each other.

• The relationship evolves from camaraderie to tension and ultimately strengthens through shared experiences.

• Their relationship deteriorates without any resolution.

What does Aslan instruct the children to do in Chapter 14?

• Aslan instructs the children to follow him and help in his mission.

• Aslan tells the children to leave Narnia immediately.

• Aslan asks the children to gather supplies for a feast.

• Aslan instructs the children to hide from the enemy.

How does the setting of Narnia change in these chapters, and what does it symbolize?

• Narnia remains in a perpetual winter, symbolizing despair and hopelessness.

• The setting shifts to a dark forest, representing confusion and chaos.

• Narnia transforms into a desert landscape, symbolizing isolation and abandonment.

• The setting of Narnia changes from a bleak winter to a vibrant spring, symbolizing the restoration of hope and the triumph of good over evil.