Uncle Andrew and His Experiments

In this chapter of 'The Magician's Nephew' by C.S. Lewis, Diggory discovers his Uncle Andrew's secret experiment involving magic rings that transport people to another world. Uncle Andrew reveals his connection to Mrs. Lefay and the mysterious box containing Atlantean dust. Diggory learns about the rings' powers and faces a moral dilemma when Polly is sent to another world. Despite his uncle's cowardice, Diggory decides to rescue Polly, showcasing his bravery and sense of justice.

What is the relationship between Diggory and Uncle Andrew?

• Father and son

• Uncle and nephew

• Friends

• Brothers

What happens to Polly during Uncle Andrew's experiment?

• She falls asleep

• She turns into a guinea pig

• She becomes invisible

• She vanishes

Who is Mrs. Lefay in relation to Uncle Andrew?

• His mother

• His godmother

• His aunt

• His sister

What does Uncle Andrew believe about rules?

• They are meant to be broken

• They apply to everyone equally

• They are only for children

• They do not apply to great thinkers

What is the origin of the box Uncle Andrew discovers?

• Greek

• Babylonian

• Egyptian

• Atlantean

What does Uncle Andrew use to conduct his experiments?

• Crystal balls

• Ancient scrolls

• Atlantean dust

• Magic wands

Why does Diggory confront Uncle Andrew?

• For breaking a promise

• For lying about magic

• For stealing his toys

• For sending Polly away

How does Uncle Andrew manipulate Diggory into rescuing Polly?

• By offering him money

• By threatening him

• By appealing to his sense of honor

• By promising him a reward

What must Diggory do to rescue Polly?

• Use a magic wand

• Wear a yellow ring and take two green rings

• Recite a magic spell

• Find a hidden key