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The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe

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The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
 

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The Lion, The Witch and The WardrobeVersión en línea

Review for book test

por Kerry Ben-Jacob
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The Pevensie children are:

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The youngest child is:

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The oldest child is:

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The sibling who first enters Narnia is:

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The character who betrays the others at first is:

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The ruler of Narnia at the beginning is:

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The lion who represents goodness is:

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Mr. Tumnus is a:

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The siblings are helped by:

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The White Witch is also called:

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Peter is known as:

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Susan is known for being:

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Lucy is known for being:

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Edmund is first tempted by:

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Aslan is described as:

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The children are sent away because of:

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They stay at:

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They enter Narnia through:

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Narnia is under:

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Lucy meets Tumnus in:

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The Beavers live in:

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Aslan’s camp is located:

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The Stone Table is:

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When the Witch loses power, the season becomes:

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The children return home through:

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Edmund meets the Witch after:

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The Witch promises Edmund:

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Tumnus feels guilty because he:

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The Beavers tell the children about:

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The Witch captures Edmund because:

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Aslan sacrifices himself to:

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After his sacrifice, Aslan:

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Peter leads

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The Witch is defeated when:

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The children rule Narnia as:

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Time in Narnia compared to Earth is:

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The Witch turns enemies into:

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Edmund changes because of:

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The story ends with:

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The wardrobe symbolizes:

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A major theme is:

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Edmund’s change shows:

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Aslan represents:

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The Witch represents:

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Courage is shown when characters:

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Loyalty is shown through:

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Forgiveness is shown when:

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Leadership is shown by:

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Hope is symbolized by:

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The story teaches:

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The main conflict is between:

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The setting creates:

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Aslan’s return is an example of:

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The wardrobe is a:

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Edmund is an example of:

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The Witch is mainly an:

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Peter is mainly the:

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Lucy’s belief shows:

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Dialogue helps reveal:

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The climax occurs when:

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The children play hide-and-seek when:

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Edmund lies because he:

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The Beavers warn about:

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The Witch fears:

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Aslan’s followers include:

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The Witch uses fear to:

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The Stone Table breaks because:

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Edmund helps defeat the Witch by:

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The children grow older in Narnia but:

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The professor believes Lucy because:

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Betray means:

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Courage means:

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Sacrifice means:

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Loyal means:

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Tempted means:

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Enemy means:

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Leader means:

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Victory means:

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Justice means:

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Magic means:

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Lucy keeps returning to Narnia because she:

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The Beavers trust the children because:

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Aslan inspires others through:

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The Witch's rule creates:

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Edmund learns:

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The battle shows:

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The crowns symbolize:

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The wardrobe adventure shows:

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The story fits the genre of:

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The author of the book is:

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The story encourages readers to:

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The Witch’s magic represents:

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Aslan’s actions represent:

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The Pevensies grow by:

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The ending shows:

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The wardrobe’s magic shows:

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Lucy’s honesty is important because it:

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The story’s message about power is:

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The reader learns that forgiveness:

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The overall tone of the ending is:

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