WorksheetsLWW ch.5-10 Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
2. What was the reason for Lucy's distress upon her and Edmund's return to the Professor's house?
A. Edmund didn't keep his promise to Lucy.
B. Edmund denied visiting Narnia and made it seem like Lucy was making up stories.
C. Lucy was concerned that Peter and Susan wouldn't trust her, even if Edmund confirmed the existence of Narnia.
D. Lucy was afraid that the Professor would ask her to leave.
Why does the Professor believe Lucy's story?
A. He thinks Edmund is not trustworthy.
B. Even though Lucy has a history of lying, this instance seems truthful.
C. The Professor had a prior conversation with Lucy and found her narrative credible.
D. Lucy is not known to lie or be delusional, hence her story must be true.
How did the Pevensie siblings return to Narnia?
They hid in the wardrobe to avoid Mrs. Macready and her guests.
They wanted to verify the truth about the wardrobe.
The Professor encouraged them to re-enter the wardrobe.
They heard Mr. Tumnus pleading for help from within the wardrobe.
What did Edmund do that revealed he had previously visited Narnia?
A. He described the path to Mr. Tumnus’s cave.
B. He constantly glanced at the 2 mountains in the direction of the White Witch’s castle.
C. He mentioned about Turkish Delight.
D. He explained how to reach the lamp post.
What was the fate of Mr. Tumnus in the story?
A. He was captured by the White Witch's forces.
B. He went into hiding to avoid the White Witch.
C. His whereabouts remained a mystery.
D. He was killed for assisting Lucy.
What was the purpose of the Robin's actions?
A. The Robin was guiding them to the White Witch.
B. The Robin was attempting to return them to the wardrobe.
C. The Robin was attempting to guide them to a certain location.
D. The Robin was directing them to Mr. Tumnus.
What choice did the brothers and sisters have to make?
A. They had to decide how to return to their house.
B. They had to choose between following the bird or returning home.
C. They had to make a decision whether to search for Mr. Tumnus or the White Witch.
D. They had to decide what to have for their evening meal.
9. The King asserted that all of Narnia was his ________.
A. Territory
B. Biography
C. Scorched
D. Mocking
Lucy discovered that the Turkish Delight was ______ by the White Witch.
A. Cursed
B. Blessed
C. Ignored
D. Praised
Why was Mr. Beaver cautious while conversing with the children in the forest?
A. Mr. Beaver suspected the children could be spies for the White Witch.
B. Mr. Beaver feared that some trees might be allies of the White Witch.
C. Mr. Beaver believed all trees were loyal to the White Witch.
D. Mr. Beaver worried his wife would discover their conversation.
How did the Pevensie children confirm that they could rely on Mr. Beaver?
A. They discovered that Mr. Tumnus and Mr. Beaver were close friends.
B. Mr. Tumnus handed Mr. Beaver a letter to deliver to Lucy.
C. Mr. Tumnus left a message in his cave assuring Lucy that the Beavers were trustworthy.
D. Mr. Tumnus entrusted Lucy's handkerchief to Mr. Beaver to return to her.
What did Lucy observe near the Beaver's dwelling in Narnia?
A. She spotted the White Witch's fortress in the distance.
B. She saw a hidden entrance to the wardrobe.
C. She noticed Mr. Tumnus spying from behind a bush.
D. She observed the White Witch's sleigh passing through the forest.
What was the reason behind Edmund's sudden disappearance that caused panic among everyone?
A. Edmund got lost during a snowstorm.
B. The White Witch abducted Edmund.
C. Edmund went ahead to find Aslan without informing others.
D. Edmund chose to betray his family and join the White Witch.
Why did Peter, Susan, Lucy, and the Beavers seek Aslan's help instead of going after Edmund directly?
A. They believed Aslan was the key to defeating the White Witch and rescuing Edmund.
B. They were too scared to confront the White Witch themselves.
C. They didn't know where Edmund had gone.
D. They were angry with Edmund and didn't want to help him.
What did Edmund reveal to the White Witch that made her less furious when he arrived at her castle alone?
A. He informed her about a new strategy to bring his siblings to her castle.
B. He convinced her that his siblings were not worth her attention and that he could rule without them.
C. He mentioned that the Beavers intended to bring Peter, Susan, and Lucy to her.
D. He disclosed that his siblings were with the Beavers and were heading to meet Aslan.
In the story, what caused the Beavers and children to interrupt their journey and take shelter in a beaver hole?
A. They were tired and needed to rest.
B. They were hiding from the White Witch.
C. They heard Aslan's roar in the distance.
D. There was a sudden thunderstorm.
Who did the Pevensie children encounter on their journey to the Stone Table?
A. Mr. Tumnus
B. The White Witch
C. Father Christmas
D. Aslan
In The Chronicles of Narnia, what event signifies that the White Witch's spell is weakening?
A. Aslan and Christmas have come to Narnia.
B. The White Witch is unable to cast new spells.
C. The White Witch falls ill.
D. The winter season becomes colder.
What items were presented to the siblings in the story? (select all that apply)
A. Lucy was given a healing cordial and a small dagger
B. Peter was bestowed a sword and a shield
C. Edmund received a map and a spear
D. Susan was gifted a bow and arrow set and a magical horn
What was the special ability of Lucy's Christmas gift in Narnia?
A. The juice could transform objects into gold.
B. The fire flowers could be used as a weapon.
C. The juice had the power to cure illnesses and injuries.
D. Lucy received a magical cloak and a sword.
What was the purpose behind Father Christmas giving the children tools instead of toys?
A. To teach them the importance of responsibility and seriousness.
B. To show that the gifts were not bought from a toy store.
C. To ensure the children knew how to properly use the tools.
D. To prevent others from playing with the tools.
10. What were the implications of Father Christmas's appearance in Narnia? (select all that apply).
A. It indicated the arrival of Christmas, which never happens in Narnia.
B. It signified that the Witch's magic was weakening.
C. It instilled hope in them for overcoming the White Witch.
D. It assured them that this individual would conquer the White Witch.
