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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. The dwarves feed Shasta food he's never seen before. What is it?
(a) Fried kippers
(b) Buttered toast
(c) Cottage cheese
(d) Oatmeal

2. What did Shasta know about traveling across the desert?
(a) That they could avoid Prince Rabadash by traveling west
(b) That there's an oasis they can stop at, halfway across
(c) That it would take three whole days to cross the desert
(d) That the best route goes northwest, rather than north

3. The Narnian army includes:
(a) A few Calormene soldiers
(b) Black and white cows
(c) Large wild cats
(d) Several talking mice

4. What marks the southern boundary of Archenland?
(a) The peak of Mount Pire
(b) A ridge of tall mountains
(c) The Winding Arrow River
(d) The edge of the desert

5. Shasta has trouble riding his horse because:
(a) The horse is still half-wild.
(b) The horse is much taller than Bree.
(c) He doesn't know how to use the reins.
(d) He's more used to talking horses.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did Prince Cor fulfill the prophecy made at his birth?

2. Why don't Prince Cor and Aravis ride the horses to Anvard?

3. What does Aslan do when Shasta kneels?

4. What does Shasta find in the glade?

5. Who does Prince Cor turn out to be?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the advantage to the Tisroc if Prince Rabadash's plan succeeds?

2. What does the Centaur say about Prince Cor?

3. How does the author describe Aslan?

4. Why does Prince Corin get angry with Thornbut?

5. Why doesn't Shasta yell at Bree to gallop faster?

6. Why does King Lune refuse to let Prince Rabadash duel King Edmund?

7. Why does the Hermit say that Prince Rabadash should have called off the attack?

8. What does the Tisroc say he'll do if the Prince's plan fails?

9. What did the Lion do for Shasta when he was a baby?

10. Why is Bree so sure that Prince Rabadash hasn't left for Archenland yet?

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