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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is Mr. Tumnus?
(a) A dwarf
(b) A faun
(c) A raven
(d) A centaur

2. What happens to Aravis after Shasta disappears?
(a) She is accused of horse stealing.
(b) She is recognized by one of her friends.
(c) She is grabbed by her father's secretary.
(d) She is arrested by the guards.

3. Why did Hwin start talking?
(a) She tried to stick up for Aravis to her father.
(b) She was curious about Aravis's brother.
(c) In order to keep Aravis from killing herself.
(d) She wanted Aravis's help to run away.

4. Why does Aravis have to wait until the next night to leave the city?
(a) Because the horses need to rest for a night
(b) Because her father isn't leaving until tomorrow
(c) Because Lasaraleen is going to a banquet tonight
(d) Because she doesn't have anything to wear yet

5. Why do the wild animals run away?
(a) Shasta lights a fire.
(b) Shasta throws stones at them.
(c) A lion roars at them.
(d) The cat scratches them.

Short Answer Questions

1. What disguise does Aravis wear in the Tisroc's palace?

2. What causes the horses to gallop side-by-side?

3. What didn't Shasta learn about riding from Bree

4. What does King Edmund ask Queen Susan?

5. Which is the only traffic regulation in Tashbaan?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do the guards notice about the companions when they are passing into the city?

2. What does Shasta do when Bree and Hwin show up?

3. How do the companions plan to get through Tashbaan?

4. How do the horses finally get away from the lions?

5. Why is Shasta relieved to learn it?

6. Why doesn't Queen Susan want to marry Prince Rabadash any longer?

7. Why does Bree need Shasta's help?

8. Why do Aravis and Lasaraleen have so much difficulty understanding each other?

9. Why does Shasta get jealous of Aravis?

10. What does Shasta find most different about the place where he awakens?

(see the answer keys)

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