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Reading Comprehension: Ch. 2 - Prince Caspian

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Question 1

1.

What is the main reason the Pevensie children return to Narnia in Chapter 2?

They want to explore the new land.

They have been summoned by Prince Caspian

They want to find their old friends.

They are trying to escape from their home

Question 2

2.

How do the Pevensie children feel when they first arrive back in Narnia?

Excited and happy.

Confused and scared.

Tired and bored.

Angry and upset.

Question 3

3.

What significant change do the Pevensie children notice about Narnia when they return?

It is still the same as they remembered it.

There are many new creatures living there.

It is now ruled by a different king.

Many places they used to visit have disappeared.

Question 4

4.

Who helps the Pevensie children understand the current situation in Narnia?

A talking animal.

Prince Caspian himself.

A woodland fairy.

A wise old man.

Question 5

5.

What do the Pevensie children learn about Prince Caspian in Chapter 2?

He is a cruel ruler.

He is trying to unite the Narnians.

He has magical powers.

He is afraid of the dark.

Question 6

6.

In Chapter 2, the Pevensie siblings are excited to return to Narnia after their time away.

True

False

Question 7

7.

The children find that Narnia has not changed at all since they last visited.

True

False

Question 8

8.

The character Prince Caspian is a descendant of the previous kings and queens of Narnia.

True

False

Question 9

9.

In this chapter, the Pevensies meet an army of talking animals who help them understand what has happened in Narnia.

True

False

Question 10

10.

The Pevensie siblings must use their previous knowledge of Narnia to navigate the changes they encounter in Chapter 2.

True

False

Question 11

11.

In Chapter 2 of Prince Caspian, the Pevensie children find themselves in a very different world than the one they remember. How do you think their experiences in Narnia shape their understanding of bravery and leadership? Can you relate this to a time when you had to show bravery in your own life?

Question 12

12.

The characters in Prince Caspian encounter a variety of creatures, some friendly and some not. How does the idea of trust play a role in their interactions? Why do you think it’s important to build trust in both fictional stories and in real life?

Question 13

13.

As the Pevensie children learn about the changes in Narnia, they begin to understand the impact of time and history. How do you think understanding history can help us make better decisions in our own lives? Can you think of a historical event that has taught you a lesson you can apply today?