The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Chapters 1-5

What does the Professor think about Lucy's story of Narnia?

• He believes her and encourages her siblings to be open-minded.

• He dismisses her story as a child's fantasy.

• He thinks she is lying to get attention.

• He is indifferent and does not care about her story.

What does the queen want to do with Edmund when they first meet?

• She wants to make him the prince, and one day the king of Narnia.

• She wants to send him back to his home.

• She wants to make him her servant.

• She wants to challenge him to a duel.

How do all four children end up in the wardrobe room in Chapter 5?

• They are hiding from Mrs. Macready and her group of sightseers.

• They are playing a game of hide and seek.

• They are exploring the house for hidden treasures.

• They are trying to escape from a storm outside.

What is Narnia?

• A magical land that the children enter through the wardrobe.

• A fictional country in ancient Greece.

• A type of mythical creature found in folklore.

• A famous novel written by J.K. Rowling.

Who is the main antagonist in the early chapters of the story?

• The White Witch

• Aslan

• Mr. Tumnus

• The Professor

What themes are introduced in the first five chapters?

• Themes of adventure, betrayal, and the struggle between good and evil.

• Themes of love, friendship, and loyalty.

• Themes of war, peace, and reconciliation.

• Themes of loss, grief, and redemption.

What is Turkish Delight?

• A type of savory dish popular in Turkey.

• A sweet treat that Edmund craves.

• A traditional Turkish beverage.

• A famous Turkish dance.

What role does Lucy play in introducing her siblings to Narnia?

• She is the first to discover Narnia and convinces her siblings to believe her.

• She is the last to enter Narnia and does not influence her siblings.

• She discourages her siblings from exploring Narnia.

• She only visits Narnia without telling her siblings.

Why did Edmund agree to bring his siblings to meet the queen?

• He wanted more Turkish Delight.

• He wanted to impress the queen.

• He was afraid of being left out.

• He wanted to show off his new clothes.

What is the significance of the wardrobe in the story?

• It serves as the portal to the magical land of Narnia.

• It is a place where the characters store their clothes.

• It symbolizes the passage of time in the story.

• It represents the main character's childhood memories.