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Which type of conflict is described in Chapter 2 when Edmund teases Lucy about going to Narnia?

What is a "Daughter of Eve" and a "Son of Adam"?

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Ch. 1-2

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1
What is a "Daughter of Eve" and a "Son of Adam"?
Biblical characters
mythical creatures
children from Narnia
female and male humans
2
Which type of conflict is described in Chapter 2 when Edmund teases Lucy about going to Narnia?
Person vs. Self
Person vs. Supernatural
Person vs. Nature
Person vs. Person
3
The author, C.S. Lewis, uses many [_____] in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobei.
puns
descriptions using vivid imagery
flashbacks
hyperboles
4
A good title for Chapters 1-2 could be
A New Home and a Strange Land
The Pevensie SIblings
Escaping the War
Meeting the old Professor
5
Which sentence does NOT belong?
Mr. Tumnus tells Lucy interesting stories about mythical creatures.
Mr. Tumnus' home is neat and cozy.
Mr. Tumnus invites Lucy to come to his home for tea.
All of a sudden, Mr. Tumnus begins to cry.
6
The mood in Chapters 1-2 is...
nightmarish
playful
despairing
sinister
7
His tone is [_____].
sarcastic
lighthearted
humorous
one of indifference
8
Which phrases best describe Mr. Tumnus?
insignificant, of no consequence
educated, entertaining, and caring
belligerent, loud-mouthed
noble, deceptive, and mean
9
The reader can make all of the following conclusions after reading chapters 1-2 EXCEPT...
The White Witch is someone to be feared
The Pevensie siblings will have a lot of freedom to do as they please
Lucy will take her siblings to meet Mr. Tumnus
Mr. Tumnus has a kind heart
10
Which mythical creatures did Lucy hear about from Mr. Tumnus?
griffins and minotaurs
pixies, stags, and donkeys
gnomes and dwarfs
nymphs, fauns, and dryads