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The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe Review

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What season is it in Narnia?

a)

winter

b)

fall

c)

spring

d)

summer

2.

Who does Edmund meet when he first enters Narnia?

a)

the queen

b)

Mr. Tumnus

c)

two dwarves

3.

Why do Peter and Susan go and speak to the Professor?

a)

They are concerned about Edmund.

b)

They wanted to go home.

c)

They are concerned about Lucy.

d)

They are angry with him.

4.

What animal do the children follow after they leave Mr. Tumnus’ house?

a)

a robin

b)

a woodpecker

c)

a squirrel

5.

What adjectives best describe Edmund?

a)

honest and kind

b)

brave and courageous

c)

deceitful and spiteful

6.

Who do the children follow after the bird has flown away?

a)

Mr. Beaver

b)

Mrs. Beaver

c)

a dwarf

d)

Mr. Tumnus

7.

What is Aslan?

a)

a tiger

b)

a lion

c)

a cheetah

8.

What does Lucy receive as a gift from Father Christmas?

a)

a bow and arrow

b)

a bottle of healing juice

c)

a sword

9.

How does the White Witch punish the animals that she finds feasting?

a)

She casts them into the river.

b)

She throws them in prison.

c)

She turns them into statues.

10.

What attacks and nearly kills Susan.

a)

a wolf

b)

a lion

c)

a coyote

11.

Before he is rescued, what does the Witch decide to do with

Edmund?

a)

turn him into stone

b)

make him her slave

c)

banish him from Narnia

d)

kill him

12.

How do Susan and Lucy comfort Aslan as he walks to the Stone Table?

a)

They stroke his fur.

b)

They ride on his back.

c)

They listen to his stories.

13.

How does Aslan bring all of the Witch’s statues back to life?

a)

He touches them with his paw.

b)

He breathes on them.

c)

He says a spell.

d)

He uses his words.

14.

Which of the following statements accurately describes Edmund at the end of the story?

a)

He has not learned from his mistakes.

b)

He is hesitant to trust Aslan.

c)

He becomes wise and just.

d)

He continues to be untrustworthy.