Exploring Chapter 14 of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

Aslan decides to move the camp after the witch departs, planning a strategy with Peter for an upcoming battle. Despite his stern demeanor, Aslan's sadness is evident, especially to Susan and Lucy, who follow him into the woods. Aslan allows them to accompany him but eventually leaves them behind. The witch and her followers capture Aslan, binding and humiliating him, as Susan and Lucy watch in despair.

Why did Aslan decide to move the camp?

• To find a better location

• To avoid being attacked

• To meet with allies

• To prepare for a siege

What was Peter's reaction to the news that Aslan might not be at the battle?

• He was shocked

• He was excited

• He was relieved

• He was indifferent

What did Susan and Lucy notice about Aslan's behavior?

• He appeared sad

• He seemed happy

• He was angry

• He was very talkative

Why did Susan and Lucy decide to follow Aslan?

• They were curious

• They couldn't sleep

• They wanted to protect him

• They were bored

What did Aslan ask Susan and Lucy to do while they walked with him?

• To walk ahead of him

• To stay silent

• To hold his mane

• To sing a song

How did the Witch's followers react when they saw Aslan approaching?

• They ignored him

• They were initially afraid

• They ran away

• They cheered

What did the Witch do before killing Aslan?

• She cried

• She ran away

• She gave a speech

• She sang a song

What was the reaction of the creatures when Aslan did not resist?

• They were confused

• They were enraged

• They were sad

• They were relieved

What did the Witch's followers do to Aslan after binding him?

• They freed him

• They fed him

• They sang to him

• They shaved his mane

What did the Witch claim she had gained after killing Aslan?

• A powerful weapon

• A new ally

• Narnia forever

• Victory over the humans