WorksheetsLWW Chapter 16 Quiz
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 35mins
How does Aslan transform the statues?
He tells the beasts, "Awake!"
He breathes on them
He touches them with his paws
He roars
What does Lucy say the courtyard is like?
a church
a graveyard
a museum
a garden
Once all of the statues have come back to life, how does the courtyard change? (p.168)
Instead of being quiet, the courtyard became like a zoo.
The courtyard changed from peaceful to being filled with arguments
The courtyard starts to be destroyed by a fire
How did the giant's face look after he realized that Aslan brought him back to life? (p.170)
unimpressed
confused
beaming
blushing
Look on page 171 in the 1st paragraph. Using context clues, what does the word concealed mean?
hurt
alone
hidden
trapped
What does Aslan ask the giant to do? (p.172)
Tear down the palace gates
Take Lucy's handkerchief
Carry all the small animals
Find the Witch
Why does Aslan tell the animals who are "good with their noses" to come up to the front of the group?
(p.174)
These animals are also the fastest
They need to sniff out where the battle is
They need to stay away from the smelly animals
They need to see if there is any poison along the way
What does Aslan mean when he tells the animals, "Look lively and sort yourselves." (p.174)
He is telling them to organize themselves to go into battle
It means that he does not them to fall asleep
It means that he is frustrated that the beasts are not listening
He is telling them to get to know each other
When Aslan and his army arrive, Lucy notices that Peter and his army are few in numbers. Why would the author include this detail? (p.176)
He wants to show that Lucy is aware of her surroundings.
It shows that the Narnian army is struggling against the Witch and her army.
It shows that the Witch is more powerful than Aslan's army.
It shows that Peter is not ready to be a leader or king.
What words were used to describe the expression on the Witch's face when she saw Aslan? (p.177)
shock and anguish
horror and regret
awed and tired
terror and amazement
BONUS QUESTION:
Look at the last paragraph on page 171. Using context clues, what does the word liberated mean?
free
weak
tired
loud
