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6 Narnia
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader questions
Question | Answer |
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Author of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader | C. S. Lewis |
Who was so terrible he "almost deserved" his name? | Eustace Clarence Scrubb |
How did Eustace, Lucy, and Edmund enter Narnia? | By falling into a painting |
On which island did greed greatly affect one voyager's appearance? | Dragon Island |
All things dipped in the water on this island turn to solid gold. | Deathwater Island |
By getting to know Him in Narnia it is possible to know Him by His other name in the real world. | Aslan |
During this book, who is the current ruler of the land of Narnia? | Prince Caspian |
The sweet waters of the End of the World are the last place this brave creature is seen by anyone. | Reepicheep |
Seeing these creatures in the water alongside the ship could have caused great chaos on board the Dawn Treader. | Sea people |
After his time on the Dark Island, where dreams come true, only in this dreamless state could Lord Rhoop's find true rest. | Sleep |
Ramandu, who takes care of his own island at the beginning of the end of the world, is retired from this unique profession. | A star |
Becoming this creature helped young Eustace to begin to change for the better | A dragon |
Reading this solved a problem for the funny little creatures that populate the Island of the Voices. | The Magician's Book |
This has been abolished, or canceled, in the land of Narnia for many years, but the Lone Islands still practice it at auction when Prince Caspian and his crew arrive. | Slavery |
What problem presented itself on the Island of the Voices as the Dawn Treader's crew attempted to face their loud, but "unsightly" enemy? | Invisibility |
The series in which this is chronologically book five. | The Chronicles of Narnia |
While a miserable young man undergoes dragon-size problems, Reepicheep becomes this to him, which is most unexpected. | A friend |
This is the setting and mode of transportation found predominantly throughout this novel. | The Dawn Treader |
Reepicheep, the honorable Chief of his kind, is a brave, chivalrous example of what kind of creature? | Mouse |
Eustace kept this for all of his whining and complaining at the beginning of his journey. | A diary |