Who Am I?
Into Narnia
The White Witch
Edmund’s Choices
Think It Through
100

Which child first discovers Narnia?

Lucy

100

What piece of furniture leads the children into Narnia?

A wardrobe

100

What season does the Witch keep Narnia in?

Winter
100

What sweet does Edmund eat when he meets the Witch?

Turkish Delight

100

Who tells the truth about discovering Narnia: Lucy or Edmund?

Lucy

200

What kind of creature is Mr. Tumnus?

A Faun

200

What unusual object does Lucy find standing in the snowy wood?

A lamppost

200

What holiday never arrives under her rule?

Christmas

200

What does Edmund tell Peter and Susan about his visit to Narnia?

He pretends that he and Lucy were only playing or making up a story.

200

How does Edmund’s lie affect Lucy?

It hurts and isolates her because her siblings do not believe her.

300

Who is the oldest of the four children?

Peter

300

Why do all four children hide in the wardrobe together?

To avoid the housekeeper, Mrs. Macready, and the visitors she is showing around the house.

300

What does the Witch’s wand allow her to do to living creatures?

Turn them into stone.

300

Where does Edmund secretly go while the others are with the Beavers?

The White Witch’s castle. 

300

Why does the Professor encourage Peter and Susan to take Lucy’s story seriously?

Lucy is usually truthful, and they have no good reason to assume she is lying or unable to think clearly.

400

Who is Maugrim, and whom does he serve?

A wolf who is the captain of the White Witch’s Secret Police.

400

What does Lucy discover about the passing of time when she returns from her first visit?

Although she spent hours in Narnia, almost no time passed in the Professor’s house.

400

What does the Witch want Edmund to bring to her, and what reward does she promise?

His brother and sisters. She promises to make him a prince and eventually a king.

400

What does Edmund do to the stone lion outside the Witch’s castle?

He draws a mustache and spectacles on it with a pencil.

400

What does Mr. Beaver mean when he explains that Aslan is good but is not safe?

Aslan is powerful and inspires awe; he cannot be controlled. However, his character is good, so the children can trust him.

500

Which character changes from planning to betray Lucy to protecting her? Explain why he changes his mind.

Mr. Tumnus. He gets to know Lucy, realizes that capturing her is wrong, and feels guilty about his plan.
500

Put these events in order: Edmund meets the Witch; all four children enter Narnia; Lucy has tea with Tumnus; the children discover Tumnus’s arrest.

Lucy has tea with Tumnus → Edmund meets the Witch → all four children enter Narnia → the children discover Tumnus’s arrest.

500

At the end of Chapter 9, how does the Witch’s treatment of Edmund differ from their first meeting? What does this suggest about her kindness?

At first, she gives him treats and makes attractive promises. At her castle, she becomes angry when he arrives without his siblings. This suggests that her earlier kindness was a way to use him.

500

Give TWO motives that help explain why Edmund goes to the Witch.

Any two supported motives: wanting more Turkish Delight; wanting the promised power or position; resenting Peter; wanting to feel superior to his siblings.

500

Explain the prophecy about the four thrones at Cair Paravel and why it threatens the Witch.

When two Sons of Adam and two Daughters of Eve sit on the four thrones, the Witch’s rule will end. The four human children could fulfill that prophecy.

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