Author/Series
The author's name who wrote The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
The first character to enter Narnia
Lucy
The country where most of the story takes place
Narnia
The second person to enter Narnia
Edmund
This is what you call the people who appear in a story.
characters
The author of Lion lived in this country
England
The false queen of Narnia, who cursed Narnia with eternal winter
the White Witch
The animal that led the children to Mr. Beaver
robin
The food that the Witch gave Edmund
Turkish Delight
This type of writing talks about facts and real events.
nonfiction
Lion is part of this book series.
The Chronicles of Narnia
The character who turned to the Witch's side
Edmund
The token Mr Beaver showed the children to prove he was a friend
Lucy's handkerchief
The place where the Witch killed Aslan
the Stone Table
This type of writing is based on the author's imagination instead of facts.
fiction
The author said that this character was meant to represent Jesus Christ.
Aslan
The character who sacrificed himself to save a traitor's life
Aslan
The two gifts Father Christmas brought Peter
Sword and shield
The two gifts Father Christmas brought Lucy
Healing cordial and dagger
This is what you call the place and time a story takes place in.
Setting
This was the writers' club that the author was in.
The Inklings
The character who was arrested by the Witch's police at the beginning of the story
Tumnus the faun
Mrs Beaver said she really wished she could take this object with her when they ran away from the Witch's police.
her sewing machine
The two gifts Father Christmas brought Susan
This genre uses unreal worlds and unrealistic characters.
fantasy