The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe Ch. 2 Literary Text Skills

How does the setting help create a sense of wonder or mystery in the story?

• It describes a loud and busy city.

• The setting is dark and stormy.

• It includes magical details like snow and a lamp-post.

• The setting is described with boring and simple details.

Where does most of the action in Chapter 2 take place?

• Outside in the forest

• In the Professor’s study

• In the wardrobe

• In the magical land Lucy discovered

What is the main conflict introduced in Chapter 2?

• Lucy is afraid to enter the wardrobe.

• Lucy argues with the Faun about the weather.

• Lucy realizes she might be in danger because of her new friend’s secret.

• Lucy wants to stay in the wardrobe forever.

What do we learn about Mr. Tumnus from his actions?

• He is rude and unfriendly.

• He is magical and very powerful.

• He is kind but afraid to disobey the Witch.

• He is excited to have a new servant.

How does Lucy show courage in this chapter?

• She explores a strange place and talks to someone new.

• She runs back home right away.

• She ignores Mr. Tumnus.

• She yells for help as soon as she arrives.

What important event happens first in Chapter 2?

• Lucy returns home from the wardrobe.

• Lucy meets a Faun named Mr. Tumnus.

• The children play hide and seek.

• The Faun tells Lucy a story.

What event shows that Mr. Tumnus feels guilty?

• He invites Lucy to dinner.

• He starts crying and confesses his plan.

• He shows Lucy pictures on the wall.

• He walks Lucy home.

What theme is introduced in Chapter 2?

• It is important to follow every rule.

• True friends always share their toys.

• Bravery and kindness can lead to unexpected friendships.

• Always be home before dinner.

What point of view is Chapter 2 told from?

• First-person from Lucy’s view

• Second-person

• Third-person limited

• Third-person omniscient

How does Mr. Tumnus’s perspective change during the chapter?

• He becomes more loyal to the White Witch.

• He goes from feeling friendly to scared.

• He changes his mind about helping Lucy.

• He forgets who Lucy is.