Advanced ELL Final Exam Review
The Rules
• Coin toss to decide which team is
first “at bat.”
• If you answer correctly, you
advance to the next base.
• If are wrong, it’s a strike and your
side is out.
• Some questions are harder. If you
get those right, you hit a “home
run” and run all the bases.
• Winning team gets ice cream
sandwiches on exam day.
Vivid writing paints a picture
in your mind with words.
Identify whether the
following sentences use
precise verbs and modifiers
to create specific images.
Full Circle Farm is in
Loudoun County.
Vivid or Plain?
Full Circle Farm is in
Loudoun County.
Plain.
Writing is so much fun.
Vivid or Plain?
Writing is so much fun.
Plain.
Her new raspberry-red
macramé sandals lifted
her a head taller than
the other girls.
Vivid or Plain?
Her new raspberry-red
macramé sandals lifted
her a head taller than
the other girls.
Vivid!
Water usually
is wet.
Vivid or Plain?
Water usually
is wet.
Plain.
The store next door sells
stuff and thingies.
Vivid or Plain?
The store next door sells
stuff and thingies.
Plain.
Orion is my favorite
constellation.
Vivid or Plain?
Orion is my favorite
constellation.
Plain.
Sugar is a “singlefooting” Paso Fino mare
with an awesome
smooth stride and a
mean attitude.
Vivid or Plain?
Sugar is a “singlefooting” Paso Fino mare
with an awesome
smooth stride and a
mean attitude.
Vivid!
The starving lion
slavered and licked its
lips when the toddler
crawled into its den.
Vivid or Plain?
The starving lion
slavered and licked its
lips when the toddler
crawled into its den.
Vivid!
Wednesday was the
most ordinary day.
Vivid or Plain?
Wednesday was the
most ordinary day.
Plain.
The turquoise blue sea
glimmered in the
sunlight.
Vivid or Plain?
The turquoise blue sea
glimmered in the
sunlight.
Vivid!
He has toast every day
for breakfast.
Vivid or Plain?
He has toast every day
for breakfast.
Plain.
He has organic, glutenfree wheat bread, lightly
grilled on both sides,
every third Wednesday.
Vivid or Plain?
He has organic, glutenfree wheat bread, lightly
grilled on both sides,
every third Wednesday.
Vivid!
On Tuesdays, he wears a
gray sweater.
Vivid or Plain?
On Tuesdays, he wears a
gray sweater.
Plain.
Read the following
sentences carefully.
Identify whether they are
correct or flawed.
Grammar is the best
subject in the world.
Correct or flawed?
Grammar is the best
subject in the world.
Correct
Every Tuesday, she
serves salad.
Correct or flawed?
Every Tuesday, she
serves salad.
Correct
Applause rang out loudly
in the auditorium
wondering if the
audience enjoyed the
show so much!
Correct or flawed?
Applause rang out loudly
in the auditorium
wondering if the
audience enjoyed the
show so much!
Flawed
The soccer ball under
the bench with the mud
on it.
Correct or flawed?
The soccer ball under
the bench with the mud
on it.
Flawed
The students cheating
and copying off each
other.
Correct or flawed?
The students cheating
and copying off each
other.
Flawed
Because I love the
season spring so much,
I’ve always wanted to
take a six month
vacation in the southern
hemisphere; there, I
would never have to
deal with winter at all!
Correct or flawed?
Because I love the
season spring so much,
I’ve always wanted to
take a six month
vacation in the southern
hemisphere; there, I
would never have to
deal with winter at all!
Correct
Where does she get
these questions?
Correct or flawed?
Where does she get
these questions?
Correct
What an awful day I had
two final exams.
Correct or flawed?
What an awful day I had
two final exams.
Flawed
The students wept
because their teachers
insisted that they speak
English in class.
Correct or flawed?
The students wept
because their teachers
insisted that they speak
English in class.
Correct
The restaurant was too.
Correct or flawed?
The restaurant was too.
Flawed
Even though Don Pablo’s
serves mexican food, its
menu is in english.
Correct or flawed?
Even though Don Pablo’s
serves mexican food, its
menu is in english.
Flawed
A bunny deep in the
woods beneath a log
hiding from a fox.
Correct or flawed?
A bunny deep in the
woods beneath a log
hiding from a fox.
Flawed
I know some people.
Correct or flawed?
I know some people.
Correct
The team gave during
practice their coach a
surprise party in the
middle.
Correct or flawed?
The team gave during
practice their coach a
surprise party in the
middle.
Flawed
In this next section,
identify how the
CAPITALIZED word is
used in each sentence.
Preposition?
Adverb?
Adjective?
I'd like SOME honey
in my tea, please.
Preposition?
Adverb?
Adjective?
I'd like SOME honey
in my tea, please.
Adjective
OUTSIDE the
window, we saw the
lightning.
Preposition?
Adverb?
Adjective?
OUTSIDE the
window, we saw the
lightning.
Preposition
The rain rushed
DOWN from the sky.
Preposition?
Adverb?
Adjective?
The rain rushed
DOWN from the sky.
Adverb
The SUBWAY train
runs below the
ground.
Preposition?
Adverb?
Adjective?
The SUBWAY train
runs below the
ground.
Adjective
From the top of the
Washington
Monument, the cars
BELOW were tiny.
Preposition?
Adverb?
Adjective?
From the top of the
Washington
Monument, the cars
BELOW were tiny.
Adverb
Throw the ball UP
higher.
Preposition?
Adverb?
Adjective?
Throw the ball UP
higher.
Adverb
The DOG’S toy was
underneath the
sofa.
Preposition?
Adverb?
Adjective?
The DOG’S toy was
underneath the
sofa.
Adjective
The flowers IN THE
STORE are also very
beautiful.
Adverb?
Adjective?
The flowers IN THE
STORE are also very
beautiful.
Adjective
Red poppies blaze
BESIDE THE
HIGHWAYS in
Loudoun.
Adverb?
Adjective?
Red poppies blaze
BESIDE THE
HIGHWAYS in
Loudoun.
Adverb
Delicate yellow
daffodils nod IN THE
BREEZE.
Adverb?
Adjective?
Delicate yellow
daffodils nod IN THE
BREEZE.
Adverb
Cocker Spaniels are
a breed OF DOG that
was brought to
England from Spain.
Adverb?
Adjective?
Cocker Spaniels are
a breed OF DOG that
was brought to
England from Spain.
Adjective
Using Effective
Writing Strategies
Paragraphs should be
connected by...
A.
B.
C.
D.
declarative sentences
transitions.
conjunctions.
antecedents.
Paragraphs should be
connected by...
A.
B.
C.
D.
declarative sentences
transitions.
conjunctions.
antecedents.
Words at the beginning of
sentences in a paragraph or
throughout an essay should
be…
A. nouns.
B. varied.
C. exactly the same.
D. verbs.
Words at the beginning of
sentences in a paragraph or
throughout an essay should
be…
A. nouns.
B. varied.
C. exactly the same.
D. verbs.
Many grammatical errors can be
avoided—and the flow of your writing
improved—by reading your work aloud
and listening for sound patterns. This is
called…
A.
B.
C.
D.
writing by feel.
busy work.
writing by ear.
peer editing.
Many grammatical errors can be
avoided—and the flow of your writing
improved—by reading your work aloud
and listening for sound patterns. This is
called…
A.
B.
C.
D.
writing by feel.
busy work.
writing by ear.
peer editing.
Which of these sentences is correct?
A. Everyone on the bus sit on benches.
B. The man in the red car have a
mustache.
C. The librarian at the counter check
out book.
D. The woman with all the bags travels
every week.
Which of these sentences is correct?
A. Everyone on the bus sit on benches.
B. The man in the red car have a
mustache.
C. The librarian at the counter check
out book.
D. The woman with all the bags travels
every week.
Which of these sentences is correct?
A. The flowers in the garden grows fast.
B. The woman in the store like hats.
C. The drummer in the band plays
loudly.
D. Everyone in the room agree with me.
Which of these sentences is correct?
A. The flowers in the garden grows fast.
B. The woman in the store like hats.
C. The drummer in the band plays
loudly.
D. Everyone in the room agree with me.
An expository essay, such as the
character analysis we wrote this
quarter, will primarily
A.
B.
C.
D.
persuade.
describe.
tell a story.
explain.
An expository essay, such as the
character analysis we wrote this
quarter, will primarily
A.
B.
C.
D.
persuade.
describe.
tell a story.
explain.
The flow of writing can be improved
by
A. combining sentences.
B. writing run-on sentences.
C. eliminating unnecessary words
and repetitious phrases.
D. both A and C.
E. A, B, and C.
The flow of writing can be improved
by
A. combining sentences.
B. writing run-on sentences.
C. eliminating unnecessary words
and repetitious phrases.
D. both A and C.
E. A, B, and C.
An apostrophe is a punctuation mark
used for ALL of these reasons EXCEPT
A. to form contractions.
B. to show possession.
C. to indicate dialogue (a quote
within a quote).
D. to form some plurals.
An apostrophe is a punctuation mark
used for ALL of these reasons EXCEPT
A. to form contractions.
B. to show possession.
C. to indicate dialogue (a quote
within a quote).
D. to form some plurals.
Multiple Correct Answers:
The introduction for an essay should
include...
A. a clearly-stated thesis that catches
your reader's attention.
B. a bulleted list of everything you plan
to discuss in your essay.
C. a small amount of background
information to introduce the topic
and purpose for the essay.
D. the body of your essay.
Multiple Correct Answers:
The introduction for an essay should
include...
A. a clearly-stated thesis that catches
your reader's attention.
B. a bulleted list of everything you plan
to discuss in your essay.
C. a small amount of background
information to introduce the topic
and purpose for the essay.
D. the body of your essay.
Multiple Correct Answers:
What is the purpose of a concluding
paragraph?
A. to leave your readers with a clear
understanding of your point of view on
the essay's topic.
B. to tell your readers the conclusion(s) that
you have reached after thinking and
writing about the topic.
C. to revisit your thesis in a purposeful way.
D. to repeat the introduction, word for word.
Multiple Correct Answers:
What is the purpose of a concluding
paragraph?
A. to leave your readers with a clear
understanding of your point of view on
the essay's topic.
B. to tell your readers the conclusion(s) that
you have reached after thinking and
writing about the topic.
C. to revisit your thesis in a purposeful way.
D. to repeat the introduction, word for word.
Literature & Reading
Which of these plot stages matches this
description from the novel?
Aslan tells Edmund and Lucy that he will be
with them always, even though they will
not be coming back to Narnia ever again.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this
description from the novel?
Aslan tells Edmund and Lucy that he will be
with them always, even though they will
not be coming back to Narnia ever again.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this
description from the novel?
After Lucy says that she likes the painting of
the ship, Eustace insults her by explaining
why it's a terrible picture.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this
description from the novel?
After Lucy says that she likes the painting of
the ship, Eustace insults her by explaining
why it's a terrible picture.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this
description from the novel?
Reepicheep, Lucy, Edmund, & Eustace sail
across the Endless Sea.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this
description from the novel?
Reepicheep, Lucy, Edmund, & Eustace sail
across the Endless Sea.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this
description from the novel?
Caspian and the others are captured by
slave traders in the Lone Islands.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this
description from the novel?
Caspian and the others are captured by
slave traders in the Lone Islands.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this
description from the novel?
Caspian argues with everyone about his
decision to send the Dawn Treader back to
Narnia and continue the quest for Aslan's
Country on his own.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this
description from the novel?
Caspian argues with everyone about his
decision to send the Dawn Treader back to
Narnia and continue the quest for Aslan's
Country on his own.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
ALL of the following are important settings
in the exposition EXCEPT...
A. the picture of the ship that comes to
life.
B. Governor Bumpas' castle in the Lone
Islands.
C. the deck of The Dawn Treader.
D. Lucy's bedroom in her aunt and uncle's
house.
ALL of the following are important settings
in the exposition EXCEPT...
A. the picture of the ship that comes to
life.
B. Governor Bumpas' castle in the Lone
Islands.
C. the deck of The Dawn Treader.
D. Lucy's bedroom in her aunt and uncle's
house.
The most important event in chapter 1 is...
A. being pulled into the ship's picture by
magic.
B. hearing that the White Witch has
escaped.
C. discovering how intelligent Eustace is.
D. Eustace overhearing Lucy and Edmund
talking about Narnia.
The most important event in chapter 1 is...
A. being pulled into the ship's picture by
magic.
B. hearing that the White Witch has
escaped.
C. discovering how intelligent Eustace is.
D. Eustace overhearing Lucy and Edmund
talking about Narnia.
How long has it been since Lucy and
Edmund were last in Narnia?
A.
B.
C.
D.
1,000 years
over 100 years
3 years
168 days
How long has it been since Lucy and
Edmund were last in Narnia?
A.
B.
C.
D.
1,000 years
over 100 years
3 years
168 days
ALL of the following are indirect
characterization methods EXCEPT...
A. what other characters think about the
character.
B. what a character hears.
C. what a character thinks.
D. what a character says.
E. what a character does.
ALL of the following are indirect
characterization methods EXCEPT...
A. what other characters think about the
character.
B. what a character hears.
C. what a character thinks.
D. what a character says.
E. what a character does.
Which character says, "Am I to understand
that this singularly discourteous person is
under your Majesty's protection?"
A.
B.
C.
D.
Caspian
Lucy
Reepicheep
Eustace
Which character says, "Am I to understand
that this singularly discourteous person is
under your Majesty's protection?"
A.
B.
C.
D.
Caspian
Lucy
Reepicheep
Eustace
Which character says, "Stop it... it's some
silly trick you two are playing!"
A.
B.
C.
D.
Caspian
Lucy
Reepicheep
Eustace
Which character says, "Stop it... it's some
silly trick you two are playing!"
A.
B.
C.
D.
Caspian
Lucy
Reepicheep
Eustace
What characteristics of rising action are
found in chapters 1 and 2?
A. It reveals complications in the plot,
such as Eustace's conflict with the
others on board.
B. It introduces the main characters.
C. It suggests the final outcome of the
novel.
D. It shows how Caspian has changed into
a completely different person than they
knew before.
What characteristics of rising action are
found in chapters 1 and 2?
A. It reveals complications in the plot,
such as Eustace's conflict with the
others on board.
B. It introduces the main characters.
C. It suggests the final outcome of the
novel.
D. It shows how Caspian has changed into
a completely different person than they
knew before.
Whose quest is to find the seven missing
Narnian lords?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Eustace
Edmund and Lucy
Caspian
Reepicheep
Whose quest is to find the seven missing
Narnian lords?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Eustace
Edmund and Lucy
Caspian
Reepicheep
Whose quest is to find the utter east and
Aslan's country?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Eustace
Reepicheep
Caspian
Edmund and Lucy
Whose quest is to find the utter east and
Aslan's country?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Eustace
Reepicheep
Caspian
Edmund and Lucy
Whose quest is for Aslan himself and for
adventure?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Edmund and Lucy
Caspian
Eustace
Reepicheep
Whose quest is for Aslan himself and for
adventure?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Edmund and Lucy
Caspian
Eustace
Reepicheep
Whose quest is for maturity and the ability
to form friendships? (even though he
doesn't know it at the beginning)
A.
B.
C.
D.
Caspian
Eustace
Edmund and Lucy
Reepicheep
Whose quest is for maturity and the ability
to form friendships? (even though he
doesn't know it at the beginning)
A.
B.
C.
D.
Caspian
Eustace
Edmund and Lucy
Reepicheep
Narnia has not received "tribute" from the
Lone Islands in over 100 years. What does
the word "tribute" mean in this context?
A. a song praising a person or country's
greatness.
B. a ceremony honoring a person's great
accomplishments.
C. payment made from one country to
another to acknowledge being
conquered or to guarantee protection.
Narnia has not received "tribute" from the
Lone Islands in over 100 years. What does
the word "tribute" mean in this context?
A. a song praising a person or country's
greatness.
B. a ceremony honoring a person's great
accomplishments.
C. payment made from one country to
another to acknowledge being
conquered or to guarantee protection.
Narnia has not received "tribute" from the
Lone Islands in over 100 years. ALL of the
following are Caspian's solution EXCEPT...
A. threaten to make Governor Bumpas
pay the unpaid taxes himself.
B. order Governor Bumpas executed.
C. replace Bumpas with Lord Bern.
D. pretend to invade with a large force to
intimidate the government.
Narnia has not received "tribute" from the
Lone Islands in over 100 years. ALL of the
following are Caspian's solution EXCEPT...
A. threaten to make Governor Bumpas
pay the unpaid taxes himself.
B. order Governor Bumpas executed.
C. replace Bumpas with Lord Bern.
D. pretend to invade with a large force to
intimidate the government.
All of the following words describe the
Governor's castle EXCEPT...
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
messy.
slovenly.
disorganized.
dirty.
efficient.
All of the following words describe the
Governor's castle EXCEPT...
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
messy.
slovenly.
disorganized.
dirty.
efficient.
What would Bumpas have done IF he had
known that Caspian had only one small ship
and a limited number of soldiers?
A. He would have surrendered immediately.
B. He would have pretended to be friendly,
then betrayed them and ordered them
killed.
C. He would have ordered them to leave
immediately. The Lone Islands no longer
recognized Narnia's authority.
D. He would have asked Lord Bern's advice.
What would Bumpas have done IF he had
known that Caspian had only one small ship
and a limited number of soldiers?
A. He would have surrendered immediately.
B. He would have pretended to be friendly,
then betrayed them and ordered them
killed.
C. He would have ordered them to leave
immediately. The Lone Islands no longer
recognized Narnia's authority.
D. He would have asked Lord Bern's advice.
Going ashore by himself with a few friends
is a mistake that Caspian makes in _______
that he probably won't make when he's
older and more experienced.
A.
B.
C.
D.
parenting
friendship
leadership
traveling
Going ashore by himself with a few friends
is a mistake that Caspian makes in _______
that he probably won't make when he's
older and more experienced.
A.
B.
C.
D.
parenting
friendship
leadership
traveling
A storm causes the ________ casks
(containers) to leak, so they must start
rationing fluids.
A.
B.
C.
D.
clothing
food
water
air
A storm causes the ________ casks
(containers) to leak, so they must start
rationing fluids.
A.
B.
C.
D.
clothing
food
water
air
In chapter 5, page 71, Eustace complains that
there is no "wireless" on board The Dawn
Treader. What does "wireless" mean in the
context of Eustace's complaints?
A. A cell-phone.
B. An emergency radio during the World War II
era that is battery-powered. It doesn't need
to plug into an electrical power source.
C. A communication device, such as a
telephone, that does not require a wire to
connect it to its information sources.
D. An Internet Service Provider (ISP).
In chapter 5, page 71, Eustace complains that
there is no "wireless" on board The Dawn
Treader. What does "wireless" mean in the
context of Eustace's complaints?
A. A cell-phone.
B. An emergency radio during the World War II
era that is battery-powered. It doesn't need
to plug into an electrical power source.
C. A communication device, such as a
telephone, that does not require a wire to
connect it to its information sources.
D. An Internet Service Provider (ISP).
What does Eustace do to Reepicheep in
chapter 5 that almost causes a duel?
A. He accuses Reepicheep of stealing
water.
B. He chases Reepicheep around the deck
and tries to cut off his whiskers.
C. He steals Reepicheep's sword.
D. He sneaks up behind Reepicheep, grabs
him by the tail, and swings him around.
What does Eustace do to Reepicheep in
chapter 5 that almost causes a duel?
A. He accuses Reepicheep of stealing
water.
B. He chases Reepicheep around the deck
and tries to cut off his whiskers.
C. He steals Reepicheep's sword.
D. He sneaks up behind Reepicheep, grabs
him by the tail, and swings him around.
When Eustace plays a cruel practical joke,
how does Reepicheep defend himself?
A. He runs to Caspian for permission to
fight.
B. He stabs Eustace in the hand with his
sword.
C. He removes a glove and slaps Eustace
in the face with it.
D. He hides Lucy's cordial so that the next
time Eustace is seasick there will be no
medicine.
When Eustace plays a cruel practical joke,
how does Reepicheep defend himself?
A. He runs to Caspian for permission to
fight.
B. He stabs Eustace in the hand with his
sword.
C. He removes a glove and slaps Eustace
in the face with it.
D. He hides Lucy's cordial so that the next
time Eustace is seasick there will be no
medicine.
The conflict between Eustace and
Reepicheep shows that ______ is important
to Reepicheep.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Lying
Loyalty
Fighting
Honor
The conflict between Eustace and
Reepicheep shows that ______ is important
to Reepicheep.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Lying
Loyalty
Fighting
Honor
Multiple Correct Answers--Choose ALL the
answers that are correct:
Why isn't Eustace a reliable narrator?
A. He only cares about himself.
B. He wasn't in the first two books, so he
doesn't know everything that has
happened.
C. He only sees things from his point of view.
D. He is selfish and self-centered.
Multiple Correct Answers--Choose ALL the
answers that are correct:
Why isn't Eustace a reliable narrator?
A. He only cares about himself.
B. He wasn't in the first two books, so he
doesn't know everything that has
happened.
C. He only sees things from his point of view.
D. He is selfish and self-centered.
Multiple Correct Answers--Choose ALL the
answers that are correct:
What do we learn about Caspian during the
water rationing?
A. He cannot make decisions easily.
B. He does not live with a code of justice like
other knights and kings.
C. He trusts Aslan to make all the difficult
decisions for him.
D. He is strict but just.
E. He is not concerned with what others think
of him.
Multiple Correct Answers--Choose ALL the
answers that are correct:
What do we learn about Caspian during the
water rationing?
A. He cannot make decisions easily.
B. He does not live with a code of justice like
other knights and kings.
C. He trusts Aslan to make all the difficult
decisions for him.
D. He is strict but just.
E. He is not concerned with what others think
of him.
After a storm forces them to take shelter,
Eustace gets separated from the rest of the
group. How are his actions typical for Eustace?
A. Edmund tells him he must leave the camp
because Eustace has made Lucy cry.
B. He wanders away because he's still
complaining and looking for the British
Embassy.
C. He sneaks away because he is trying to
avoid work and is thinking only of himself.
D. He argues with Reepicheep again and runs
away because he's afraid of the mouse.
After a storm forces them to take shelter,
Eustace gets separated from the rest of the
group. How are his actions typical for Eustace?
A. Edmund tells him he must leave the camp
because Eustace has made Lucy cry.
B. He wanders away because he's still
complaining and looking for the British
Embassy.
C. He sneaks away because he is trying to
avoid work and is thinking only of himself.
D. He argues with Reepicheep again and runs
away because he's afraid of the mouse.
What is inside the dragon's cave?
A.
B.
C.
D.
smoke
a living dragon
mostly gold and jewelry
a dead dragon
What is inside the dragon's cave?
A.
B.
C.
D.
smoke
a living dragon
mostly gold and jewelry
a dead dragon
What do dragons symbolize in this book?
A.
B.
C.
D.
charm
reptiles
old age
power and greed
What do dragons symbolize in this book?
A.
B.
C.
D.
charm
reptiles
old age
power and greed
Why is Eustace glad to be a dragon AT FIRST?
A. He'll finally be strong enough to help
everyone around him.
B. In fairy tales, dragons often rescue
princesses. He'll finally "get the girl."
C. He's actually a bully, and as a dragon he
will be powerful enough to do whatever he
wants to anyone.
D. He loves reptiles and bugs. Now, he's one
of them.
Why is Eustace glad to be a dragon AT FIRST?
A. He'll finally be strong enough to help
everyone around him.
B. In fairy tales, dragons often rescue
princesses. He'll finally "get the girl."
C. He's actually a bully, and as a dragon he
will be powerful enough to do whatever he
wants to anyone.
D. He loves reptiles and bugs. Now, he's one
of them.
Why is Eustace transformed into a dragon?
A. The cave is enchanted, which the old
dragon knew as it crawled outside to die.
B. He's been sleeping on a dragon's treasure
with greedy, angry thoughts. Now, his
outside matches his inside.
C. He just has the worst luck of any of the
characters.
D. The magician has put a spell on him.
Why is Eustace transformed into a dragon?
A. The cave is enchanted, which the old
dragon knew as it crawled outside to die.
B. He's been sleeping on a dragon's treasure
with greedy, angry thoughts. Now, his
outside matches his inside.
C. He just has the worst luck of any of the
characters.
D. The magician has put a spell on him.
What is Eustace's symbol of suffering (while he
is a dragon)?
A. His slashing tail, which is greatest weapon.
B. The gold arm bracelet, which is cutting into
his dragon foreleg & causing pain and
torment.
C. His cunning dragon intelligence, which
finally lets him beat Reepicheep at chess.
D. The fountain, which he bathes in to be
restored.
What is Eustace's symbol of suffering (while he
is a dragon)?
A. His slashing tail, which is greatest weapon.
B. The gold arm bracelet, which is cutting into
his dragon foreleg & causing pain and
torment.
C. His cunning dragon intelligence, which
finally lets him beat Reepicheep at chess.
D. The fountain, which he bathes in to be
restored.
Eustace becomes ________ while he is a
dragon, which is a great improvement.
A.
B.
C.
D.
beautiful/handsome
useless
selfish
helpful
Eustace becomes ________ while he is a
dragon, which is a great improvement.
A.
B.
C.
D.
beautiful/handsome
useless
selfish
helpful
Aslan transforms Eustace into a human again
by _______ him down (literally). Eustace is
cleansed/cleaned of his greed and selfishness.
A.
B.
C.
D.
cutting
beating
knocking
peeling
Aslan transforms Eustace into a human again
by _______ him down (literally). Eustace is
cleansed/cleaned of his greed and selfishness.
A.
B.
C.
D.
cutting
beating
knocking
peeling
After they escape the second storm, they find
shelter at a mysterious island. What is unusual
about the lake/stream they discover there?
A.
B.
C.
D.
It is salt water.
It is fresh water.
It turns anything to solid gold.
It causes nightmares.
After they escape the second storm, they find
shelter at a mysterious island. What is unusual
about the lake/stream they discover there?
A.
B.
C.
D.
It is salt water.
It is fresh water.
It turns anything to solid gold.
It causes nightmares.
What happened to the man they see lying face
down in this lake?
A. He heard about the water's enchantment
and was accidentally killed by it.
B. He woke up, climbed out, and was able to
tell them his entire story.
C. He fought with an enemy, lost, and was
thrown into the water.
D. He took off his armor on a hot day, dived
in, and was turned into a golden statue.
What happened to the man they see lying face
down in this lake?
A. He heard about the water's enchantment
and was accidentally killed by it.
B. He woke up, climbed out, and was able to
tell them his entire story.
C. He fought with an enemy, lost, and was
thrown into the water.
D. He took off his armor on a hot day, dived
in, and was turned into a golden statue.
What happens when they realize what the
magic water can do?
A. Reepicheep stabs Eustace because he
threatens to come back to our world and
tell everyone about the water's magic.
B. They plan to take ordinary objects, dip
them in the water, and make Narnia the
richest country in the world.
C. A fierce argument begins with everyone
doubting the others.
What happens when they realize what the
magic water can do?
A. Reepicheep stabs Eustace because he
threatens to come back to our world and
tell everyone about the water's magic.
B. They plan to take ordinary objects, dip
them in the water, and make Narnia the
richest country in the world.
C. A fierce argument begins with everyone
doubting the others.
Why does Aslan appear to them AT THIS POINT
(on the shore of the magic lake)?
A. Aslan is golden-colored himself and
represents the real value of gold.
B. He is ready to send them all back to Narnia.
C. His brief appearance breaks through the
haze of anger and greed. They remember
who they are and what's important to
them.
D. He is ready to send them all back to our
world.
Why does Aslan appear to them AT THIS POINT
(on the shore of the magic lake)?
A. Aslan is golden-colored himself and
represents the real value of gold.
B. He is ready to send them all back to Narnia.
C. His brief appearance breaks through the
haze of anger and greed. They remember
who they are and what's important to
them.
D. He is ready to send them all back to our
world.
What seems strange at first on the island in
chapter 9 (the island of invisible enemies)?
A. It's strange because no one seems to live
there.
B. It's strange because the sand is sugarwhite.
C. It's strange because it's completely silent,
yet looks like someone's back yard or a
park.
D. It's strange because it makes everyone feel
angry and sleepy.
What seems strange at first on the island in
chapter 9 (the island of invisible enemies)?
A. It's strange because no one seems to live
there.
B. It's strange because the sand is sugarwhite.
C. It's strange because it's completely silent,
yet looks like someone's back yard or a
park.
D. It's strange because it makes everyone feel
angry and sleepy.
MULTIPLE CORRECT QUESTION--CHECK ALL
THE CORRECT ANSWERS!
What evidence makes Lucy realize that there
are inhabitants on the island?
A. She stops to tie her shoelace.
B. Caspian tells her the island belongs to a
magician.
C. She hears voices having a conversation
about the Narnians.
D. She hears thumping and sees gravel and
dirt fly as if something was hitting the
ground.
MULTIPLE CORRECT QUESTION--CHECK ALL
THE CORRECT ANSWERS!
What evidence makes Lucy realize that there
are inhabitants on the island?
A. She stops to tie her shoelace.
B. Caspian tells her the island belongs to a
magician.
C. She hears voices having a conversation
about the Narnians.
D. She hears thumping and sees gravel and
dirt fly as if something was hitting the
ground.
Who wants to fight the invisible enemies
(which is typical of his personality)?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Caspian
Edmund
Reepicheep
Eustace
Who wants to fight the invisible enemies
(which is typical of his personality)?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Caspian
Edmund
Reepicheep
Eustace
Who do the invisible enemies really want to
capture?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Reepicheep
Eustace
Caspian
Lucy
Who do the invisible enemies really want to
capture?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Reepicheep
Eustace
Caspian
Lucy
How does Lucy (and we as readers) know that
Aslan doesn't want her to use this spell?
A.
B.
C.
D.
He appears in the hallway.
He sends a bird as a messenger.
He appears in the mirror.
He growls at her from the book's page.
How does Lucy (and we as readers) know that
Aslan doesn't want her to use this spell?
A.
B.
C.
D.
He appears in the hallway.
He sends a bird as a messenger.
He appears in the mirror.
He growls at her from the book's page.
Which spell does Lucy say because she was not
"allowed" to say the other spell?
A. Spell to travel to Narnia whenever she
wants
B. Spell to hear what your friends think of you
C. Spell to make her most beautiful woman in
the world
D. Spell to make invisible things visible
Which spell does Lucy say because she was not
"allowed" to say the other spell?
A. Spell to travel to Narnia whenever she
wants
B. Spell to hear what your friends think of you
C. Spell to make her most beautiful woman in
the world
D. Spell to make invisible things visible
As a result of the spell, what has Lucy lost in
her friendship with Marjorie?
A. Her teachers and friends good opinion of
her
B. The friendship itself
C. Trust and faith in her friend
D. The feeling that she was totally popular at
school
As a result of the spell, what has Lucy lost in
her friendship with Marjorie?
A. Her teachers and friends good opinion of
her
B. The friendship itself
C. Trust and faith in her friend
D. The feeling that she was totally popular at
school
Lucy sees several spells in the magician's book
that she is tempted to use. Which one does she
RESIST (with Aslan's help)?
A. Spell to travel to Narnia whenever she
wants.
B. Spell to make her most beautiful woman in
the world.
C. Spell to hear what your friends think of
you.
D. Spell to make invisible things visible.
Lucy sees several spells in the magician's book
that she is tempted to use. Which one does she
RESIST (with Aslan's help)?
A. Spell to travel to Narnia whenever she
wants.
B. Spell to make her most beautiful woman in
the world.
C. Spell to hear what your friends think of
you.
D. Spell to make invisible things visible.
Why has no one seen the magician before Lucy
says the spell to make hidden things visible?
A. He must follow the Duffers everywhere,
cleaning up after them.
B. He must follow Aslan's laws for magicians.
C. He must follow the laws of magic; the spell
made him invisible also.
D. He was not on the island.
Why has no one seen the magician before Lucy
says the spell to make hidden things visible?
A. He must follow the Duffers everywhere,
cleaning up after them.
B. He must follow Aslan's laws for magicians.
C. He must follow the laws of magic; the spell
made him invisible also.
D. He was not on the island.
Is the magician as bad as the Duffers say?
A. No, they were too silly and ignorant to
understand him.
B. No, he was hardly ever there and didn't
complain.
C. Yes, he was cruel to use magic on them.
D. Yes, he should have known that they would
"get into" his magic book and hurt
themselves.
Is the magician as bad as the Duffers say?
A. No, they were too silly and ignorant to
understand him.
B. No, he was hardly ever there and didn't
complain.
C. Yes, he was cruel to use magic on them.
D. Yes, he should have known that they would
"get into" his magic book and hurt
themselves.
What do the Duffers look like now that they’ve
been “uglified”?
A. They are from Antarctica and part bear.
B. They are dwarfs with a single, thick leg in
the center.
C. They are an ancient, bearded, wise race.
D. They are regular little dwarfs.
What do the Duffers look like now that they’ve
been “uglified”?
A. They are from Antarctica and part bear.
B. They are dwarfs with a single, thick leg in
the center.
C. They are an ancient, bearded, wise race.
D. They are regular little dwarfs.
What gift does the magician give Caspian? It
becomes part of the royal treasury and is very
valuable to future generations.
A. A bag of wind to fill their sails on the
voyage home
B. His book of spells
C. A map showing all the things they've seen
with their own eyes
D. Water that turns things to gold
What gift does the magician give Caspian? It
becomes part of the royal treasury and is very
valuable to future generations.
A. A bag of wind to fill their sails on the
voyage home
B. His book of spells
C. A map showing all the things they've seen
with their own eyes
D. Water that turns things to gold
What is Ramandu REALLY?
A.
B.
C.
D.
An old man is getting younger every day
Aslan in disguise
His daughter's father
A retired star who is getting younger so
that he can return to the skies
What is Ramandu REALLY?
A.
B.
C.
D.
An old man is getting younger every day
Aslan in disguise
His daughter's father
A retired star who is getting younger so
that he can return to the skies
What unusual event happens every morning on
Ramandu's Island?
A. Ramandu's daughter kisses each man and
tries to wake him.
B. The three sleeping lords wake for one
minute exactly and try to kill each other.
C. A magically renewed banquet appears at
Aslan's Table and birds bring a fireberry
from the east.
What unusual event happens every morning on
Ramandu's Island?
A. Ramandu's daughter kisses each man and
tries to wake him.
B. The three sleeping lords wake for one
minute exactly and try to kill each other.
C. A magically renewed banquet appears at
Aslan's Table and birds bring a fireberry
from the east.
Which character achieves his quest and FEELS
THE GREATEST SATISFACTION FROM IT?
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Caspian
Lucy
Eustace
Edmund
Reepicheep
Which character achieves his quest and FEELS
THE GREATEST SATISFACTION FROM IT?
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Caspian
Lucy
Eustace
Edmund
Reepicheep
Which of these plot stages matches this event
from the film?
Edmund tries to enlist in the army. Lucy &
Edmund are ignored by their uncle. Eustace
works at trying to get the Pevensies in trouble
with his parents.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this event
from the film?
Edmund tries to enlist in the army. Lucy &
Edmund are ignored by their uncle. Eustace
works at trying to get the Pevensies in trouble
with his parents.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this event
from the film?
Edmund, Lucy, and Eustace find themselves
back in the bedroom in Cambridge.
Miraculously, their clothes are dry.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this event
from the film?
Edmund, Lucy, and Eustace find themselves
back in the bedroom in Cambridge.
Miraculously, their clothes are dry.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this event
from the film?
Caspian and crew find the Lone Islands
deserted, but discover this is a trick to capture
them as slaves. The Lone Islanders hide in their
homes from the evil mist.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this event
from the film?
Caspian and crew find the Lone Islands
deserted, but discover this is a trick to capture
them as slaves. The Lone Islanders hide in their
homes from the evil mist.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this event
from the film?
Caspian confronts his own fears and decides
that it's more important to be a leader to his
people than go to Aslan's Country and find his
father.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this event
from the film?
Caspian confronts his own fears and decides
that it's more important to be a leader to his
people than go to Aslan's Country and find his
father.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this event
from the film?
Eustace returns to Ramandu's Island and lays
the seventh sword on Aslan's Table.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Which of these plot stages matches this event
from the film?
Eustace returns to Ramandu's Island and lays
the seventh sword on Aslan's Table.
A. Exposition
D. Falling Action
B. Rising Action
E. Resolution
C. Climax/Turning Point
Because of the character who is involved in the
climax/turning point, WHO is actually hero and
protagonist in the FILM?
This person also experiences the greatest
change.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Caspian
Edmund
Eustace
Reepicheep
Because of the character who is involved in the
climax/turning point, WHO is actually hero and
protagonist in the FILM?
This person also experiences the greatest
change.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Caspian
Edmund
Eustace
Reepicheep