The White Witch
This is her real name.
Who is Jadis?
Lucy discovers this while playing hide and seek with her siblings.
What is Narnia?
This is where the Professor's house is located.
What is England
What is life and renewal?
One of the theme of the book is _______ vs. _______.
What is good versus evil?
This creature is part of her cohort.
What is a dwarf?
Edmund is given this treat by the white witch.
What is Turkish delight?
This is the doorway between England and Narnia.
What is the Wardrobe?
Winter is the symbole of this.
What is hopelessness?
When Aslan returns from the dead to defeat the white witch, it represents this theme?
What is justice?
When the White Witch chooses to punish someone she does this.
What is turn animals into stone?
The children discover the legend of Adam and Eve and Aslan from these creatures.
Who are the Beavers?
The children go to the Professor's house because of this event.
What is World War II?
The stone table represents this, which is also what Aslan did for Edmund.
What is sacrifice?
When Edmund is forgiven by his siblings it represents this theme.
What is mercy?
The White Witch tells Edmund this in order to gain his trust and have him betray his siblings.
What is Edmund could be a Prince?
This half-goat, half-man befriends Lucy and later betrays her to the Witch.
What is Mr. Tumnus?
When the children go back to Narnia through the wardrobe, how much time has gone by?
What is almost none?
The lamppost is a symbol of this.
What is reality?
Aslan and this other character show bravery, one of the other themes of the novel.
Who is Peter?
In Narnia, the White Witch made it this but never this.
What is winter but never Christmas?
What is selfishness?
Susan and Peter approach the Professor after Lucy tells a crazy story about a faun in a winter wonderland. The professor says this to Susan and Peter.
What is Lucy doesn't lie?
The wardrobe represents this.
What is adventure?
The children sacrifice this when they become Kings and Queens and spend their entire lives in Narnia.
What are their own lives?