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Magician's Nephew Chapter 3
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What is the main setting of chapter 3?A. a pool B. a wood C. a study D. Narnia E. a castle
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What is interesting about the wood?
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How does the wood affect Digory and Polly?A. It causes them to forget what had happened in the study. B. It causes them to be lively and cheerful. C. It changes them into guinea pigs. D. They begin to act very angry and beastly towards each other.
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What caused the children to remember why they were in the wood?A. They saw Uncle Andrew with the rings. B. The green rings helped them gain their memory. C. Polly said the word "study", and the memory came rushing back. D. They saw a guinea pig with a ring tied around it.
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Digory notices the wood is filled with many different pools of water. What word would best describe how he feels about the pools?A. curious B. beastly C. frightened D. excited
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What differences do we see between Polly and Digory in this chapter?
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What are the true rules of the rings?
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Magician's Nephew Chapter 3 (Answer Key)
Created by lwisecup
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What is the main setting of chapter 3?A. a pool B. a wood C. a study D. Narnia E. a castle
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What is interesting about the wood?varied answers. It has many pools, it is very quiet, you feel bored yet happy to be there, peaceful, could fall asleep at any time, trees so thick you cannot glimpse the sky
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How does the wood affect Digory and Polly?A. It causes them to forget what had happened in the study. B. It causes them to be lively and cheerful. C. It changes them into guinea pigs. D. They begin to act very angry and beastly towards each other.
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What caused the children to remember why they were in the wood?A. They saw Uncle Andrew with the rings. B. The green rings helped them gain their memory. C. Polly said the word "study", and the memory came rushing back. D. They saw a guinea pig with a ring tied around it.
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Digory notices the wood is filled with many different pools of water. What word would best describe how he feels about the pools?A. curious B. beastly C. frightened D. excited
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What differences do we see between Polly and Digory in this chapter?Answers may vary. Polly shows that she has sense and thinks things through before doing them. Digory shows that he is very curious and will jump into something without thinking about it much, which could get him into trouble.
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What are the true rules of the rings?The yellow rings always want to go back to the wood, where they came from. The greens want to send you out of the wood, into another world.
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