The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Final Exam - Sarah Nunez | Laabri

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The wardrobe is an example of a fantastical object because...

only the siblings can see it.

it really exists.

it is strange and out of place.

it is a portal to another world.

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Why does Edmund lie to Peter and Susan about finding Narnia?

He does not want to share the Turkish Delight.

He does not trust them with the truth.

He is planning to sneak the siblings to Tumnus' House.

He want to cast doubts on Lucy's discovery of Narnia.

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What causes the siblings to journey to the Beavers' house?

The siblings are exploring the woods of Narnia in search of food.

The siblings decided to find and free Tumnus.

The siblings are looking for Edmund.

The siblings are searching for Aslan.

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Does the Queen ever plan to make Edmund a King of Narnia?

No

Yes

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What evidence below best supports your answer to number four?

The Queen's goal is to trick Edmund and his siblings to come to her so that she can use her fantastical powers to turn them into stone.

The Queen wants Edmund to be part of her army so she offers him Turkish Delight as payment.

The Queen's goal is to trick Edmund and his siblings to come to her so that she can kill them. If she kills them, they can no longer fulfill the prophecy of hour humans being present at Cair Paravel.

The Queen is tired of ruling all by herself so she will ask Edmund to bring the other siblings to her so they can all rule together.

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Which piece of descriptive language best describes the Queen's castle when Edmund first arrives there?

A mysterious place, with long hallways, empty rooms, and strange objects.

A cold, towering place, full of objects made of stone.

An inviting place, with walls covered in familiar family photographs.

A cozy underground house resembling ship.

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What is one consequence of Edmund leaving his siblings at the Beavers' house?

He is too weak to fight in battle.

He does not receive a gift from Father Christmas.

All of the above.

His siblings do not forgive him.

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Which of the following is an example that supports the theme "the greater good is more important than the individual?

Edmund learns the consequences of seeking power for only himself.

Aslan sacrifices himself to save Narnia.

Aslan hurries Lucy to heal other warriors, not just her brother.

All of the above.

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What is Cair Paravel?

The place where Aslan sacrifices himself for Edmund.

The Castle where the siblings will be crowned rulers of Narnia.

The Beavers' house.

The Queen's castle.

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In chapter 17, the new kings and queens in Narnia enter into "alliances" with countires beyond the sea. This means:

They are going to war with other nations.

They have formed new friendships with other countries.

They will trade their resources around the world.

All of the above.

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How has Edmund changed from the the beginning to the end of the story?

Edmund realized that loyalty to family is more important than wealth and power.

Edmund realized that he should have brought his siblings to the White Witch's castle.

Edmund realized that Lucy was the real hero.

Edmund realized that he only needed himself.

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True or False: When the children returned to the professor's house at the end of the book time had almost stood still as if no time had passed at all.

True

False