The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
Narrative Elements
Vocabulary
Persuasive Writing Components
100

What is the name of the magical lion of the story?

Aslan

100

What do you call the part in a story's plot that is the end of the story, where the conflict is resolved and the lose ends are tied up?

the resolution

100

How would you define content?

in a state of peaceful happiness

100

Is the following a fact or opinion?

Ms. Amanda teaches math.

Fact

200

Who is the youngest sibling who also enters Narnia first?

Lucy


200

What is the point in a story's plot where the conflict comes to a head (the most intense part of a story)?

the climax


200

How would you define gleam?

shine brightly

200

What is something you need in an introduction paragraph?

hook

background or 

a claim

300

Who is the antagonist of the story?

The White Witch

300

What is the beginning of a story called where the main character(s) and setting are introduced?

the exposition

300

How would you define obstruct?

block or get in the way of something

300

Should the claim be in the beginning, middle, or end of the introduction paragraph?

the end

400

What is the name of the faun who befriends Lucy at the beginning of our story?

Mr. Tumnus
400

What is the protagonist of a story?

the main character/ hero


400

How would you define amplify?

to make larger, greater, or stronger

400

What is something a body paragraph should have?

topic sentence

evidence or 

explanation

500

How much time passed in our world when the siblings return home from Narnia?

practically none, just a few seconds or minutes

500

What is an example of an internal character trait?

mult. possible answers

500
How would you define dreary?

sadness or gloom

500
What is something a conclusion paragraph should have?

a reworded claim or

a concluding statement