Lady of the Green Kirtle

Jill & Eustice
Puddleglum

Pie Pan
(misc.)
Signs

100

Who is the Lady of the Green Kirtle also known as?

The Emerald Witch

100

What was Jill's last name?

Pole

100
What kind of creature is Puddleglum? 

A Marsh-wiggle

100

What is the name of the giant castle?

Harfang

100

How many signs does Aslan give to Jill? 

4

200

What is the Lady of the Green Kirtle serving as the main course at her autumn feast? 

Man-pies

200

How many Narnian years have passed since Eustace was last in Narnia? 

50 years

200

Is Puddleglum optimistic or pessimistic?

Pessimistic

200

What does the man tied to the silver chair say to convince Eustace and Jill to free him? 

He uses the name Aslan.

200

The first sign tells Jill to greet this old friend of Aslan.

King Caspian

300

The Lady of the Green Kirtle is secretly this type of creature.

A serpent

300

What do Eustace and Jill do at the end of the story?

Scare away the bullies with help from Caspian and Aslan.

300

What title does Puddleglum hold?

Marsh-wiggle guide

300

Prince Rilian is tied to a silver chair during this daily event.

His hour of enchantment

300

Jill and Eustace miss the first sign because they are distracted by this event.

King Caspian's departure by sea (or his death voyage).

400

Puddleglum breaks the witch's spell by doing this.

Put his foot into the fire.

400

What season is it when Jill is crying behind the gym? 

Winter

400

What marsh do Puddleglue and his people live in?

The Marshes of Narnia

400

What is the deepest kingdom called?

Bism

400

What is the second Sign?

Travel north until reaching the ruined city of giants.

500

What instrument does the Lady of the Green Kirtle use?

A magical mandolin

500

What lesson does Jill learn from forgetting the Signs?

To pay careful attention to Aslan's instructions.

500

Why is Puddleglum chosen as guide?

Because he knows the northern marshes.

500

What lights Bism?

Underground fire

500

What is the third Sign?

Read the writing on the ancient stones.
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