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CH A The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe > Final Review > Flashcards

Final Review Flashcards

1
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given up something that was yours

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renounced

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2
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a feeling of calm or satisfaction

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contentment

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3
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The nicknames Peter, Susan, Edmunds, and Lucy get as kings and queens are:

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Peter the Magnificent, Susan the Gentle, Edmund teh Just, and Lucy the Valiant

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4
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The sign that the Witch is losing her power is…

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the appearance of Father Christmas

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5
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betrayal of country

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treason

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6
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According to the _____________, when a victim who has committed no crime is killed in a traitor’s stead, the Table will crack and death will start working backwards.

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Deeper Magic

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7
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The effect the Turkish Delight has on Edmund is…

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that he got hooked on it.

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8
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The Deep Magic from the Dawn of Time gave the Witch the right to claim traitors and punish them with ________, or else all Narnia will _______________.

A

death, parish

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9
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The White Stag is:

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a stag that would give you wishes if you caught him

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10
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The Emperor is:

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the one who put the Deep Magic into Narnia

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11
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person or thing causing someone’s downfall

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bane

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12
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a hunted animal; prey

A

quarry

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13
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a series of operations

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campaign

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14
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When the Beaver speaks of Aslan, Peter feels ______, Susan feels _________, Edmund feels ______, and Lucy feels ________

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brave, pleasant, horror, giddy

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15
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The Beavers home is:

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a snug and rustic home ont he beavers’ dam

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16
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dependable; trustworthy

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reliable

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17
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Lucy is miserable for several days following her adventure because…

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her siblings thought she was telling a silly lie

18
Q

The gifts the children receive are:

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shield, sword, bow with arrows, horn, cordial, dagger

19
Q

curious, or wanting to know more

A

inquisitive

20
Q

The place to which the children go to live is:

A

a large house in the country owned by a professor

21
Q

Mr. Beaver explains that Aslan left quietly because he is not a…

A

tame lion

22
Q

red in the face; rose-cheeked

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flushed

23
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Aslan arrives with:

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a great processional of creatures

24
Q

freed

A

liberated

25
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feeling great, often evil pleasure about someone’s misfortune

A

gloating

26
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Edmund betrays the others by…

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telling the Witch the location of the others and their plan to meet Aslan

27
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being friendly with someone

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fraternizing

28
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high-spirits, merrymaking

A

gaiety

29
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laughed scornfully at someone

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jeered

30
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The significance of the statues coming to life is…

A

that it reinforces the fact that Aslan conquered and reversed death.

31
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Because Aslan comes nearer, Narnia is:

A

losing its Winter and changning to Spring

32
Q

The author of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is:

A

C.S. Lewis

33
Q

not drawing attention to your achievements

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modest

34
Q

The Witch came to imagine herself as Queen because she was the Emperor’s ___________.

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hangman

35
Q

Mr. Beaver describes Aslan as:

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the King of Narnia and the Lord of the whole wood

36
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lost to someone else

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forfeit

37
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deeply serious and sober

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solemn

38
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put under a spell

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enchanted

39
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a trick to make something seem real that’s not

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hoax

40
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satisfied; relieved

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appeased

CH A The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (18 decks)

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