WorksheetsCh 9 - The Silver Chair
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
How does the author describe Jill's attitude during the tour of the castle?
She was sullen and quiet.
She was rude and impatient.
She prattled and giggled.
She went off by herself.
What do many of the giants call Jill during the tour?
"sweetie"
"poor little dear"
"girl-child"
"cupcake"
What did the children discover about the food they were eating for lunch?
the food was once talking animals
the food was spoiled
the food was stonen from another group of giants
the food had no taste
Why does the giant in the kitchen leave the door open?
to let the fresh air in
to let the smoke from the stove out
to let the cat in
to listen to the birds singing
What does Jill do to distract herself while they are waiting for the giantess to go to sleep?
ate a piece of cake
listened to Eustace tell stories about his voyage with Caspian
read a cookbook
drew pictures in flour on the counter
What shocks Jill when she reads the book?
There are recipes for humans and Marsh-wiggles.
There is a picture of Aslan in it.
The cookbook starts to talk to her.
The words are always moving on the page.
Why is it dangerous for the group to walk to the ruined city?
There are large dogs between the house and the city.
The field is flooded.
There isn't much cover and they could be discovered easily.
There is another snowstorm outside.
Which of the group has trouble running away from the giants?
Puddleglum
Eustace
Jill
How does the group hide from the giants?
They run inside a ruined house and bolt the door.
They jump in the river and float away.
The owls rescue them.
They slide into a hole in the ground and plug the entrance with rocks and stones.
The group does what next?
They wait for the giants to leave and they climb out of the hole and run away.
They crawl deeper into the hole and then fall down deep into the earth.
They tricked the giants into thinking they were dead and then escape.
They are captured by the giants when Eustace sneezes.
