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WorksheetsThe Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Chapter 8,9 and 10
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the business Mr Beaver is talking about? Answer: He implies that the fan has been turned into stone.
yes
no
Choose the best synonym for the underlined word.” No, we don’t,” said Susan, Mr. Beaver shook his head in a very gloomy fashion.
bright
optimistic
discouraged
cheerful
Choose the best synonym for the underlined word.” “But what will they do to him Mr. Beaver?” gasped Lucy.
whispered
yelled
snorted
puffed
Choose the best synonym for the underlined word.“It’s too dreadful and it’s all on my account.”
shocking
terrible
scary
awesome
Choose the best synonym for the underlined word.There was nothing stirring; not the slightest sound anywhere.
emotional
mixing
twirling
active
Choose the best synonym for the underlined word. Edmund crept up to the arch and looked inside to the courtyard.
grew
sneaked
slid
walked
Choose the best synonym for the underlined word. Edmund now ventured a little nearer, keeping in the shadow of the arch as much as he could.
travelled
exposed
experimented
risked
Where did the Witch set off to after Edmund told her that Aslan was on the move?
Cair Paravel
The Stone Table
The woods
None of the above
What type of beings does Mr. Beaver say the White Witch comes from?
Giant and troll
Troll and dwarf
Jinn and giant
None of the above
According to Mr. Beaver, how many humans had visited Narnia before the Pevensies?
Zero
Just one
Many dozens
None of the above
What was the name of Adam’s first wife?
Lilith
Lama
Laverne
None of the above
What did Edmund forget of the beaver’s house?
His siblings
His shoes
His coat
None of the above
Who is Aslan and what is he?
centaur
wolf
beaver
none of the above
The title of the next Chapter “The Spell Begins to Break.” What spell do you think this might be?
The Witch running away.
The stone statues returning back to life.
The curse that has kept Narnia in winter and never spring.
None of the above
Mrs. Beaver packs matches before leaving the dam.
true
false
Lucy had no worry about keeping up while carrying the sack.
True
False
The children see Santa Claus.
True
False
Father Christmas’ suit is as bright as hollyberries.
True
False
Father Christmas has white reindeer like the Witch.
True
False
Locks and bolts make no difference to Mr. Beaver.
True
False
