True or False?
If Aslan and the creatures that were recently brought back from stone had not joined the battle, Peter and the rest of the army would probably have lost.
True
Who killed the White Witch?
A. Edmund
B. Peter
C. Giant Rumblebuffin
D. Aslan
D. Aslan
Which two characters use the phrase, "Once a king or queen in Narnia, always a king or queen?"
Aslan and the Professor
What important role did Edmund play in the battle?
Edmund went after the Witch's wand.
an enemy
foe
Susan is injured during the battle.
False - Edmund is injured during the battle.
What is the symbolic meaning of Aslan's breath?
A. joy
B. fear
C. life
D. turning creatures from stone
A. joy
"Fair friends, here is a great marvel for I seem to see a tree of iron," is spoken by Susan to her siblings in Chapter 17. What is Susan referring to?
the lamp post
Which creature that Aslan freed was the most startling to Susan and Lucy?
the Giant Rumblebuffin
wet and stinky
fusty
Flame or fire represents life.
True
Why does Aslan scold Lucy after she uses her magic cordial on Edmund?
A. because there were other creatures that could also use her help
B. because Edmund wasn't hurt that badly and it was a waste
C. because Edmund was a traitor and so he didn't deserve to live
D. because Aslan was going to heal him himself, but Lucy beat him to it
A. because there were other creatures that could also use her help
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Infer why Edmund's role in the battle was important in showing how Edmund's character has changed.
Edmund's actions during the battle proved that he had put his selfish ways behind him.
leftovers
remnants
Peter is responsible for stopping the White Witch from turning the creatures on the battlefield to stone.
False - Edmund is responsible for stopping the White Witch from turning the creatures on the battlefield to stone.
When Aslan arrived at the battle, Peter was fighting the Witch. Through which character's point of view did the narrator convey this information?
A. Edmund
B. Aslan
C. Lucy
D. Susan
C. Lucy
Consider the following quote:
"The noise was like an English fox hunt only better because every now and then with the music of the hounds was mixed the roar of the other lion and sometimes the far deeper and more awful roar of Aslan himself." - Chapter 16
What did the narrator mean by describing Aslan's roar as "awful?"
A. Aslan's roar was out of tune and hard to listen to.
B. Aslan's roar was deep and menacing, meant to scare his enemies.
C. Aslan's roar was hoarse.
D. Aslan's roar was very great and was rather inspiring and caused almost a wonder instead of just fear.
D. Aslan's roar was very great and was rather inspiring and caused almost a wonder instead of just fear.
What is the difference between the army of Aslan and the army of the Witch?
Army of Aslan - described as "good creatures" (lions, centaurs, eagles, horses, giants, and others)
Army of the Witch - described as stranger, evil, and deformed
hurrying through, stealing and causing damage
ransacking
The professor tells the siblings that they will always be able to go back into Narnia whenever they want.
False - he tells them to not try and get back into Narnia - if they are meant to return, they will.
When Aslan arrived at the battle, who was fighting the Witch?
A. Susan
B. Edmund
C. Peter
D. Lucy
C. Peter
Consider the following quote:
"But don't go trying to use the same route twice. Indeed, don't try to get there at all. It'll happen when you're not looking for it. And don't talk too much about it even among yourselves. And don't mention it to anyone else unless you find that they've had adventures of the same sort themselves. What is that? How will you know? Oh, you'll know all right. Odd things they say- even their looks- will let the secret out." - Chapter 17
This quote is spoken by the professor at the very end of the book. Infer why the professor gave the siblings that particular advice.
A. The professor didn't want people to think that the children were crazy.
B. The professor has been to Narnia himself, and so speaks from experience.
C. The professor is very open minded, but knows that not everyone will be.
D. All of the above
Use number 1-5 to number the series of events from Chapter 16 and 17 in chronological order. Use 1 to mark the earliest even and 5 to mark the latest event.
- the siblings rediscover the lamp post
- Edmund is revived by Lucy's magic cordial
- Giant Rumblebuffin knocks down the gate
- Lucy reunites with Mr. Tumnus
- the siblings go hunting for the White Stag
- (5) the siblings rediscover the lamp post
- (3) Edmund is revived by Lucy's magic cordial
- (2) Giant Rumblebuffin knocks down the gate
- (1) Lucy reunites with Mr. Tumnus
- (4) the siblings go hunting for the White Stag
very impressive
prodigious