C.O.N. Chapter 11-15 Quiz

How does the arrival of spring affect the land of Narnia?

• It becomes darker and colder.

• The trees begin to bloom, and the snow melts.

• The White Witch’s spell grows stronger.

• The creatures of Narnia flee in fear of the coming battle.

What is the significance of Aslan’s presence in Narnia at this point in the story?

• It marks the beginning of the Witch’s reign.

• It signals that the prophecy about the children is about to be fulfilled.

• It means that the Witch’s power will never be broken.

• It causes confusion and chaos in Narnia.

What does Lucy notice about the land when they travel through the forest with Aslan?

• Everything is frozen, and the land is barren.

• The air smells sweet and the trees are filled with leaves.

• The animals seem afraid of them.

• Narnia is full of danger and traps.

How do the children feel when they are with Aslan?

• They feel terrified of his power.

• They feel calm, safe, and protected.

• They feel unsure of what to do next.

• They feel angry about the battles ahead.

What message does Aslan share with the children about the future of Narnia?

• That Narnia will fall into eternal darkness.

• That they must fight the Witch immediately.

• That the Witch’s reign is nearly over.

• That they must leave Narnia and never return.

What is the role of Peter in the battle against the White Witch’s forces?

• He leads the battle with courage and bravery.

• He stays back and protects the camp.

• He tries to convince the Witch to stop fighting.

• He runs away from the battle to save his siblings.

How does Peter feel before the battle begins?

• He is confident and sure of victory.

• He is nervous and unsure about what will happen.

• He is afraid of fighting and wants to avoid the battle.

• He is angry at Aslan for not stopping the fight.

What is the outcome of the battle that Peter leads?

• The Witch’s forces are defeated, and peace is restored.

• Peter is captured by the Witch’s army.

• Peter loses the battle but makes an escape.

• The battle ends in a stalemate with no clear winner.

What does Peter receive as a reward for his bravery?

• He is crowned King of Narnia.

• He is given a special sword and shield.

• He is allowed to rule the land with Aslan.

• He receives the title of Lord of the Western Wood.

How do the other children react to Peter’s leadership in the battle?

• They are angry that Peter led them into danger.

• They are proud and admire Peter’s bravery.

• They are confused and unsure about what happened.

• They are sad because Peter got hurt.