Exploring Narnia: Chapters 1-4

What is the name of the professor who owns the house where the Pevensie children stay?

• Professor Lewis

• Professor Kirke

• Professor White

• Professor Smith

Which character first discovers the wardrobe in the story?

• Edmund Pevensie

• Susan Pevensie

• Lucy Pevensie

• Peter Pevensie

What is the significance of the wardrobe in the narrative?

• The wardrobe represents a character's personal growth and maturity.

• The wardrobe is a place for storing clothes, with no deeper meaning.

• The wardrobe serves as a symbol of wealth and status in society.

• The wardrobe is significant as a portal to another world, symbolizing escape and adventure.

Who is the first character to enter Narnia?

• Susan Pevensie

• Lucy Pevensie

• Edmund Pevensie

• Peter Pevensie

What animal does Lucy meet in Narnia during her first visit?

• Aslan

• White Witch

• Mr. Beaver

• Mr. Tumnus

What does the White Witch demand from Edmund when she first meets him?

• She requests that he tell her about his adventures.

• She demands that he bring her a magical sword.

• She demands that he bring his siblings to her.

• She asks him to leave Narnia immediately.

How does Edmund react to Lucy's claims about Narnia?

• Edmund immediately believes Lucy without question.

• Edmund ignores Lucy completely.

• Edmund enthusiastically supports Lucy's claims.

• Edmund reacts with skepticism and disbelief.

What is the setting of the Pevensie children's home before they enter Narnia?

• A beach house in California

• London during World War II in a large house.

• A small cottage in the countryside

• A futuristic city in the year 3000

What role does the Professor play in the children's understanding of Narnia?

• The Professor teaches the children to forget about Narnia.

• The Professor discourages the children from exploring Narnia.

• The Professor helps the children believe in and understand the existence of Narnia.

• The Professor is unaware of Narnia's existence.

What themes of good versus evil are introduced in the first four chapters?

• The themes of good versus evil are introduced through the conflict between virtuous characters and malevolent forces.

• The themes focus solely on friendship and loyalty.

• The conflict is primarily about personal ambition and greed.

• Good and evil are represented by two equally powerful characters.