WorksheetsChapter 16: What Happened About the Statues Comprehension Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who uses his breath to restore the statues in the Witch’s courtyard?
Peter
Aslan
Edmund
Mr. Tumnus
What material were the statues made of before they were restored?
Wood
Stone
Ice
Metal
Who was the first statue Aslan brought back to life?
The Giant Rumblebuffin
Mr. Tumnus
Mrs. Beaver
Lucy
What did the statues become after Aslan breathed on them?
Statues of gold
Living creatures
Piles of dust
Paintings
Where did Aslan and the girls find the statues?
In the forest
In the Witch’s courtyard
At the Stone Table
In the castle tower
Which of the following characters was NOT turned into a statue by the White Witch?
Mr. Tumnus
The Giant Rumblebuffin
Lucy
A lion
What did the newly restored creatures do to help Aslan after being brought back to life?
Fought the Witch
Joined Aslan to help free others
Hid in the courtyard
Ran away
Why did Aslan and the girls hurry after freeing the statues?
They were afraid of the Witch
They wanted to help in the battle
They were looking for food
They wanted to leave Narnia
How did the Giant Rumblebuffin help after being restored?
He fought the Witch
He broke down the courtyard gate
He carried Lucy
He hid from the Witch
What was the reaction of the creatures when they were brought back to life?
They were confused and scared
They were joyful and grateful
They were angry at Aslan
They turned back into statues
Why was it important for Aslan to restore the statues before the final battle?
To show his power
To increase the number of allies
To scare the Witch
To find Edmund
What does the restoration of the statues symbolize in the story?
The end of winter
The return of hope and freedom
The Witch’s victory
The start of a new war
How did Lucy and Susan help Aslan during the freeing of the statues?
They watched quietly
They encouraged the creatures
They helped find more statues
They fought the Witch
What might have happened if Aslan had not restored the statues?
The Witch would have won the battle
The statues would have melted
The children would have left Narnia
The Stone Table would have broken
Explain why the White Witch turned creatures into statues. Use evidence from the chapter.
To decorate her courtyard
To punish and control her enemies
To make new friends
To help Aslan
How does the freeing of the statues change the outcome of the story? Use details from the chapter.
It has no effect
It gives Aslan’s side more strength to win the battle
It makes the Witch stronger
It confuses the children
What lesson can be learned from Aslan’s actions in restoring the statues?
Revenge is important
Helping others brings hope and change
Statues are dangerous
Magic is always bad
If you were one of the creatures turned into a statue, how would you feel after being restored? Explain your answer.
Angry and upset
Grateful and relieved
Confused and lost
Unchanged
How does the restoration of the statues affect the morale of Aslan’s followers? Use evidence from the text.
It makes them scared
It lifts their spirits and gives them hope
It makes them want to leave
It confuses them
What does Aslan’s ability to restore the statues reveal about his character?
He is cruel and unforgiving
He is powerful and compassionate
He is weak and afraid
He is selfish
