The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Quiz

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In terms of Themes, which character goes through the greatest "hero's journey" and why?

Aslan, because he starts out a noble figure, returns from death and rebirth, and ends the story even more noble.

Edmund, because he starts out being selfish and nasty and becomes selfless and kind.

Susan, because she starts out reluctant to explore and ends reluctant to explore.

Peter, because he starts out as a leader of his siblings and ends up the leader of an army.

In terms of Character, how are Lucy and Peter most similar?

They both learn about responsibility from Aslan.

They are both strong warriors.

They both enter the battle with the White Witch's army willingly.

They are both closer to Edmund than they are to Susan.

In Chapter 12, given that the word "bane" has a negative, even destructive, connotation, and that Fenris is a word describing "wolf", what is the most logical reason Aslan uses the word as part of Peter's new title? (from Part 6, Chapters 11 and 12)

Peter has saved the life of the second wolf.

Peter has destroyed the wolf that was attacking Susan.

Peter has shown Aslan that he will fight for what is right.

Peter has, by killing the wolf, again shown the Witch that her power is waning.

In Chapter 13, why does the Witch come to meet Aslan? (from Part 7, Chapters 13 and 14)

She knows that Edmund is now under Aslan's protection, and if she tries to get him back, Aslan will defeat her.

She loves Narnia and doesn't want to see it destroyed because the traitor Edmund isn't punished.

She believes that she can manipulate him into sacrificing himself for Edmund.

She is deluded and believes that the sight of her will frighten Aslan into handing Edmund over to her.

In Chapter 15, what is the mystical relationship between the destruction of the Stone Table to the Witch's killing of Aslan? (from Part 8, Chapters 15 and 16)

It shows that Aslan's return to life brings with it more power than the Witch's threat to kill the children after he's dead.

It shows Susan and Lucy that they have even more reason to be afraid of Aslan.

It shows how Aslan's knowledge of Deeper Magic is greater than the Witch's knowledge of Deep Magic.

It shows that the Witch's plan to capture Cair Paravel is going to succeed.