The Horse and His Boy

Why does Bree and Shasta need each other?

• Bree is a talking horse and Shasta is a boy who wants to escape to Narnia.

• Bree is a prince and Shasta is his servant.

• Bree and Shasta are siblings.

• Bree is a wizard and Shasta is his apprentice.

How did Shasta react to learning he and Bree are going North?

• He was excited and eager to start the journey.

• He was scared and hesitant about the journey.

• He was indifferent and uninterested.

• He was angry and refused to go.

How did Tisroc’s wars and Narnian wars differ for Bree?

• Tisroc's wars were more beneficial for Bree than Narnian wars.

• Narnian wars were more beneficial for Bree than Tisroc's wars.

• Both wars were equally beneficial for Bree.

• Neither war was beneficial for Bree.

Aravis thinks they shouldn’t travel together because:

• they have different destinations.

• they might be recognized.

• they don't trust each other.

• they have different travel speeds.

1. What does Aravis reveal about who she is?

• She is a princess.

• She is a warrior.

• She is a merchant.

• She is a sorceress.

2. How did Hwin save Aravis’ life?

• By warning her of an approaching danger

• By fighting off an attacker

• By leading her to safety

• By calling for help

What were they to do if they got separated?

• They were to stay where they were.

• They were to call for help.

• They were to find each other.

• They were to return home.

What do the Narnians feel the consequences will be of Susan’s departure?

• The Narnians believe that Susan's departure will lead to a loss of hope.

• The Narnians feel that Susan's departure will bring peace.

• The Narnians think that Susan's departure will have no effect.

• The Narnians are unsure about the consequences of Susan's departure.

Where did Prince Corin tell Shasta to go?

• To the castle

• To the forest

• To the market

• To the river

What is Bree?

• A talking horse from Calormen

• A regular horse from Narnia

• A mythical creature from the sea

• A talking horse from Narnia