The Chronicles of Narnia: Key Events

The transcript describes a conversation where Lucy learns about Mr. Tumnus's capture by the White Witch's forces. Mr. Beaver introduces Aslan, the true king of Narnia, who is expected to save Mr. Tumnus. The prophecy about the end of the White Witch's reign is discussed, revealing that two sons of Adam and two daughters of Eve will sit on the thrones at Cair Paravel. Edmund's betrayal is discovered, and the group realizes they must escape the White Witch's pursuit to meet Aslan and fulfill the prophecy.

What did Mr. Beaver learn about Mr. Tumnus's situation?

• He was taken by the police.

• He escaped to the mountains.

• He joined the White Witch.

• He is hiding in the forest.

What is the fate of those taken to the White Witch's house?

• They are given magical powers.

• They are sent back home.

• They are turned into stone.

• They become her servants.

What does Mr. Beaver suggest as the best way to help Mr. Tumnus?

• To meet Aslan.

• To seek help from other creatures.

• To hide in the forest.

• To fight the White Witch.

Who is Aslan according to Mr. Beaver?

• A wise old man.

• The king of the whole wood.

• A powerful wizard.

• A giant eagle.

How do the children feel about meeting Aslan?

• Excited and fearless.

• Nervous but eager.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

• Terrified and unwilling.

What is the significance of the four thrones at Cair Paravel?

• They are where the White Witch sits.

• They are meant for Aslan's council.

• They are a place for magical rituals.

• They signify the end of the White Witch's reign.

What realization do the children come to about Edmund?

• He has returned home.

• He has gone to the White Witch.

• He is lost in the forest.

• He is hiding nearby.

What is the urgency expressed by Mr. Beaver?

• To gather allies for a battle.

• To return to their own world.

• To meet Aslan before the White Witch finds them.

• To find a safe place to hide.