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WorksheetsNarnia. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 3
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 9mins
What does a phrase "make it pax" mean?
to make peace
to say good-bye
to meet someone
to take away the hand
How is this colour called in Chapter 3? It is the colour of the leather of the harness for the reindeer sledge
scarlet
mahogany
ruby
dark red
A word used to describe a person's face or skin if it has less colour than usual. That is how the White Witch looked like.
(a)
Who was driving the reindeer?
a dwarf
the White Witch
Rudolph
they went by themselves
To bring your eyebrows together showing that you are annoyed, worried or sad
wink
smile
frown
grin
How did Edmund get into Narnia?
on the sledge
throw a hole in a wall
through a wardrobe
riding reindeer
A word mentioned in page 41 which means causing fear, shock, or suffering ...
(a)
What does a word mantle mean?
a piece of clothing worn on the upper part of the body, usually having a collar and buttons
a short coat
a loose sleeveless cloak
a piece of clothing that covers the lower part of the body
Who did Edmund meet in Narnia at the beginning?
a lion
two dwarfs
the White Witch
a dwarf and a lion
How are the boys called in the land of Narnia?
(a)
"And what, pray, are you?" said the Lady (page 39). What does the word pray mean in this sentence?
please
to speak to god
an animal that is hunted
go away!
What does a word hereafter mean?
after
here
starting from this time; in the future
for that reason
"Teeth were chattering"
What does a word chatter mean in THIS sentence?
teeth talk, chit-chat
teeth fall
talk to someone in a friendly informal way
teeth knock together repeatedly because you are very cold or frightened
A soft type of sweet, usually in the form of square pieces covered with powdered sugar, mentioned in Chapter 4 ...
(a)
What is rude to do, according to Edmund? (page 43)
to speak with one's mouth full
to shut oneself into a wardrobe
to interrupt adult speaking
to sit down without a permission
What did the White Witch promise to Edmund if he brings his sisters and brother?
(a)
