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The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe
C. S. Lewis
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Who is the first Pevensie child to go through the wardrobe?
Lucy
Edmund
Susan
Peter
2
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What signifies the border between Narnia and the wardrobe?
A towering oak
An iron gate
A lamppost
A picket fence
3
of 5
What sound accompanies Aslan's resurrection?
A great cracking
A chorus of angels
Unseen trumpets
Thunder
4
of 5
What is the name of the castle in Narnia?
Barad-dûr
Gormenghast
Harrenhal
Cair Paravel
5
of 5
At the end of the book, what does the Professor claim when the children tell him about their time in Narnia?
He is Aslan
They will return someday
The never really left
They are making it up
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