The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe Ch.14-16

What motivates Aslan to sacrifice himself in Chapter 14?

• To gain power over the White Witch

• To save Edmund and fulfill the Deep Magic

• To become the ruler of Narnia

• To prove his strength to the Narnians

In Chapter 15, what does the Stone Table symbolize after Aslan's resurrection?

• The power of the White Witch

• The end of Narnia

• The triumph of good over evil

• The beginning of a new era

How does Edmund's character develop from Chapter 14 to Chapter 16?

• He becomes more selfish and power-hungry

• He learns the value of family and loyalty

• He becomes more fearful and timid

• He remains unchanged throughout the chapters

What theme is highlighted by Aslan's sacrifice in Chapter 14?

• Betrayal

• Redemption

• Greed

• Isolation

Which character's motivation is driven by a desire for power in these chapters?

• Lucy

• Peter

• The White Witch

• Susan

What does the breaking of the Stone Table in Chapter 15 symbolize?

• The end of Aslan's reign

• The defeat of the Narnians

• The breaking of the Witch's power

• The destruction of Narnia

How does the theme of sacrifice manifest in Chapter 14?

• Through the White Witch's actions

• Through Aslan's willingness to die for Edmund

• Through the Pevensie children's journey

• Through the Narnians' battle strategies

What change occurs in Edmund's character by the end of Chapter 16?

• He becomes more deceitful

• He becomes a leader and protector

• He becomes more isolated

• He becomes indifferent to his siblings

Which symbol in Chapter 15 represents hope and renewal?

• The White Witch's wand

• The Stone Table

• The wardrobe

• The lamppost

What motivates the White Witch to confront Aslan in Chapter 14?

• Her desire to negotiate peace

• Her fear of losing power

• Her wish to join forces with Aslan

• Her curiosity about Aslan's plans