Exploring Themes in Narnia

The story begins with an introduction to the Chronicles of Narnia, focusing on Polly and Diggory, two children who meet and discuss their lives. They become curious about Diggory's Uncle Andrew and his mysterious study. The children explore the attic and discover rings in Uncle Andrew's study. Uncle Andrew reveals his experiment, leading to Polly's sudden disappearance.

What is the significance of the story in the Chronicles of Narnia?

• It is a story about a detective.

• It explains the origin of Narnia.

• It describes the end of Narnia.

• It is about a treasure hunt.

What was Polly's initial reaction to seeing Diggory?

• She was scared.

• She was surprised.

• She was indifferent.

• She was angry.

Why was Diggory upset about moving to London?

• He missed his friends.

• He didn't like the food.

• He missed the countryside and his pony.

• He disliked the weather.

What did Polly and Diggory plan to do during their summer holidays?

• Visit their grandparents.

• Explore the empty house.

• Go on a camping trip.

• Go to the beach.

What did Polly and Diggory find in the mysterious room?

• A collection of old books.

• A map of Narnia.

• A tray of colorful rings.

• A treasure chest.

What was Uncle Andrew's intention with the rings?

• To decorate his study.

• To give them as gifts.

• To use them in an experiment.

• To sell them.