WorksheetsThe Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 45mins
What is the significance of the Stone Table?
It is a place where Aslan is crowned king.
It represents the end of the battle between good and evil.
It is a symbol of sacrifice and resurrection, where Aslan is killed but later comes back to life.
It serves as a meeting point for the characters in the story.
What does the term 'magic' signify in Narnia?
The ability to perform tricks and illusions.
The presence of both good and evil forces, influencing the characters and events in the story.
A special power that only certain characters possess.
A form of entertainment for the inhabitants of Narnia.
What is the role of the White Witch?
The White Witch is a benevolent ruler who protects Narnia.
The White Witch is the main antagonist who represents evil and seeks to maintain her control over Narnia.
The White Witch is a mythical creature who helps the heroes of Narnia.
The White Witch is a wise advisor to the kings and queens of Narnia.
What is the Deep Magic in 'The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe'?
A set of ancient laws that govern Narnia, giving the White Witch the right to claim the life of any traitor.
A magical spell that can bring the dead back to life.
A prophecy that foretells the return of Aslan.
A secret code known only to the Pevensie children.
What happened to Edmund while traveling with the White Witch?
The sledge became stuck because of the thaw, forcing them to walk.
They encountered a fierce storm that delayed their journey.
Edmund found a hidden treasure along the way.
The White Witch turned him into a statue.
What significant event occurs at the Stone Table?
Aslan is resurrected after being dead.
Lucy and Susan find the Stone Table broken.
The White Witch is defeated at the Stone Table.
Aslan sacrifices himself at the Stone Table.
What effect does the enchanted Turkish Delight have on those who taste it?
It makes them feel happy and content.
It leads to a desire for more power and control.
It causes them to forget their worries.
It gives them the ability to fly.
What lesson does Lucy learn about friendship?
True friends are those who stand by you, even when faced with difficult choices.
Friendship is about having fun and enjoying each other's company.
Friends should always agree with each other to maintain harmony.
True friends are those who only support you when it's convenient.
What does the wardrobe symbolize in the story?
A representation of safety and comfort.
A portal to another world, representing adventure and the unknown.
A symbol of wealth and luxury.
A reminder of the past and nostalgia.
What is the importance of the character Lucy?
Lucy is the first to discover Narnia and represents innocence, bravery, and the power of belief.
Lucy is the main antagonist who tries to take over Narnia.
Lucy is a minor character who has no significant impact on the story.
Lucy is the sister of the main character and only provides comic relief.
Who is Mr. Tumnus and what did he do wrong?
Mr. Tumnus is a Faun who initially planned to betray Lucy by lulling her to sleep and handing her over to the White Witch.
Mr. Tumnus is a talking animal who helped Lucy escape from the White Witch.
Mr. Tumnus is a dwarf who fought against the White Witch's army.
Mr. Tumnus is a wizard who cast a spell on Lucy.
How does Edmund's character change throughout the story?
Edmund remains a traitor until the end of the story.
Edmund starts as a traitor but ultimately redeems himself by fighting alongside Aslan and his siblings.
Edmund is always loyal to Aslan and never betrays him.
Edmund becomes the main antagonist and fights against his siblings.
What does the term 'traitor' mean in the context of the story?
A person who is loyal to their friends and allies.
Someone who betrays their friends or allies, as Edmund did by siding with the White Witch.
A hero who fights for justice and truth.
An individual who remains neutral in conflicts.
What does the thaw represent in the story?
The beginning of winter in Narnia.
The end of the White Witch's reign and the return of hope and life to Narnia.
The arrival of new characters in the story.
The destruction of Narnia's magical creatures.
Who is Aslan in the story?
A villainous character who seeks power
A noble lion who represents good and is a central figure in the battle against the White Witch.
A human prince destined to rule Narnia
A magical creature that helps the White Witch
