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WorksheetsThe Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (Chapter 3)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
“Why, you goose,” said Susan . . . , “it’s just an ___________________ wardrobe, look.”
hoax
spiteful
ordinary
sledge
“A jolly good ___________________, Lu,” [Peter] said as he came out again; “you have really taken us in. . . .”
hoax
spiteful
ordinary
sledge
“The two elder ones did this without meaning to do it, but Edmund could be ___________________.”
hoax
spiteful
ordinary
sledge
“She did not mean to hide in the wardrobe because she knew that would only set the others talking again about the whole ___________________ business.”
hoax
spiteful
wretched
sledge
“…and at last there swept into sight a ___________________ drawn by two reindeer.”
hoax
spiteful
wretched
sledge
“Ha! You shall know us better ___________________. But I repeat – what are you?”
hoax
hereafter
wretched
sledge
What did the others say after Lucy told them that she’d been gone for hours and hours?
They wondered where she had been.
Peter scolded her for hiding on them.
They said she’d only been in the room a few moments.
Edmund told her that he wished she’d been gone for hours.
What did the children find when Lucy showed them the wardrobe?
fur coats
pine trees
snow
a lamp post
Who made fun of Lucy about her story of the wardrobe?
Edmund
Susan
Peter
The Professor
How did Lucy end up in the wardrobe a second time?
She went back for one more look, heard footsteps, and jumped in the wardrobe.
She hid in the wardrobe when playing hide and seek.
She was cold and needed a warm coat to wear.
She was returning a coat she’d borrowed.
Who followed Lucy into the wardrobe?
No one followed her
Susan
Edmund
Peter
Edmund says, “I see now you were right all along. Do come out. Make it Pax.” What does “Make it Pax” mean?
Reveal yourself.
Hurry Up
Forgive me
Don't be angry
ordinary
trick; deception
normal
toboggan; sleigh
miserable; pitiful
wretched
trick; deception
mean
toboggan; sleigh
miserable; pitiful
sledge
trick; deception
mean
toboggan; sleigh
miserable; pitiful
spiteful
trick; deception
mean
toboggan; sleigh
miserable; pitiful
hoax
trick; deception
mean
toboggan; sleigh
miserable; pitiful
hereafter
trick; deception
mean
in the future, henceforward
miserable; pitiful
Who did Edmund meet in the woods?
Mr. Tumnus
Lucy
a Lady
Who was with the Lady in the woods?
Mr. Tumnus
Dwarf
Lucy
