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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. How many toffees does Polly have in her pocket?
(a) Seven
(b) Ten
(c) Nine
(d) We are not told
2. What is the first event the travelers notice in the darkness?
(a) A line of white light appears on the horizon.
(b) A golden lion appears in front of them.
(c) Hundreds of stars suddenlly appear.
(d) A song begins.
3. Which season did the Cabby find the most unpleasant for him to work in?
(a) Summer
(b) Winter
(c) Fall/Autumn
(d) Spring
4. From what did the lamp post grow?
(a) It sprang from the ground in response to the Lion's song.
(b) The iron bar Jadis threw at the Lion
(c) We are not told
(d) A piece of scrap metal dropped by Uncle Andrew
5. Which animal is the most impressive to watch breaking out of the ground?
(a) The dogs
(b) The elephant
(c) The butterflies
(d) The panthers
Short Answer Questions
1. What begins to grow on the higher slopes of the distant mountains?
2. Which of the following coins does not fall out of Uncle Andrew's pocket?
3. Which of the following animals or creatures is not summoned to the council by Aslan?
4. Which of the following flowers are not growing close to where they are standing?
5. What color are the apples that Digory has to pick?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what way is the treatment of Uncle Andrew an example of poetic justice?
2. Where do the dwarfs obtain the materials to make the crowns from?
3. Why is Uncle Andrew so frightened?
4. What things are prohibited in the garden?
5. What does Digory have to do and why?
6. Why does Aslan call the Cabby's wife into Narnia?
7. Explain the first joke in your own words.
8. What signs show that some magic is being worked on the animals chosen by the Lion?
9. What things show that the place they have come to is a new world that is just beginning?
10. Why do the animals not know what Uncle Andrew is?
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