C.S. Lewis Background
C.S. Lewis' most famous book series
What is "The Chronicles of Narnia"
The two main characters of "That Hideous Strength" by C.S. Lewis
Where Mark first learns about the N.I.C.E.
Where is Bracton College
Leader of St. Anne's
Who is Dr. Ransom
The amount of books in the Space Series
What is three books (trilogy)
C.S. Lewis' full name
What is Clive Staples Lewis
Mark's greatest aspiration
What is being in the inner-circle through importance.
What N.I.C.E. stands for
What is the "National Institute of Co-ordinated Experiments"
The character who introduced Jane to St. Anne's
Who are the Dimbles
One way the book relates to a Biblical theme
The year that C.S. Lewis converted to Christianity
When is 1931
At least two of the reasons Jane is unhappy in her marriage in the beginning of the book
What are loneliness, feeling neglected, and/or fear of losing herself/her academic career?
The real goal of the N.I.C.E.
The name of the group of people who are a part of St. Anne's
What is The Logres
The four genre-types found within the book
What are Science Fiction, Christian Speculative Fiction, Dystopian, Fantastical
C.S. Lewis' birth and death dates
The name of the bear at St. Anne's
Who is Mr. Bultitude
What are the representation of a perfect society (utopia) and the attempt to control it through science (dystopia)
Two natural disasters Merlin causes that destroy the N.I.C.E.
What are an earthquake and a landslide?
The name of God in the book
What is Maleldil
The names of four books that C.S. Lewis has written
What is Mere Christianity, Chronicles of Narnia (each book counts as one), Screwtape Letters, That Hideous Strength
The job of the oyeresu
What is to be spiritual guardians + rule the planets?
What The Head found at the N.I.C.E. is
What is the severed head of a French man named Aclasan that is kept artificially "alive" which as the idol of N.I.C.E., of which they all worship?
The worldview of St. Anne's
What are Christian, Morally Universalistic and Awareness of Spiritual Beings
How the book relates to J.R.R. Tolkien
What are parallels between The Head and the ring from Lord of the Rings franchise