Exploring Chapter 12 of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

What did the children and the beaver notice about the landscape as they walked?

• It was getting colder.

• The snow was getting deeper.

• The trees were losing their leaves.

• Winter was turning into spring.

Why did the group take more rests as they traveled?

• They were lost.

• They were tired but not bitterly tired.

• They were waiting for Edmund.

• They were afraid of the White Witch.

What was the significance of the stone table?

• It was a place to rest.

• It was a meeting point for the White Witch.

• It was an ancient, magical place.

• It was where the children would become kings and queens.

How did the children feel when they first saw Aslan?

• They felt both awe and fear.

• They were not impressed.

• They were confused.

• They were disappointed.

What did Aslan show Peter from the hilltop?

• The White Witch's castle.

• The sea.

• Cair Paravel.

• A battlefield.

What did Susan's horn signal?

• Dinner time.

• The arrival of Aslan.

• A call for help.

• The end of winter.

What was Peter's initial reaction when he saw the wolf attacking Susan?

• He felt very brave.

• He called for help.

• He ran away.

• He felt he was going to be sick.

How did Peter defeat the wolf?

• He threw a rock at it.

• He plunged his sword into its heart.

• He used a bow and arrow.

• He trapped it in a net.

What did Aslan instruct Peter to do after the battle?

• Return to the stone table.

• Find Edmund.

• Clean his sword.

• Rest and recover.

What was the next mission after Peter's battle with the wolf?

• To return to the beaver's house.

• To find more allies.

• To rescue Edmund.

• To find the White Witch.