1. Final exam. In the final exam, on the last day, July 23rd, you will
   1. write a summary of the whole book, so
      1. prepare by gathering together all your chapter summaries
      2. N.B.: in the exam, you will not have time to simply copy out all your chapter summaries – you must write a summary of the summaries.
   2. answer some quiz questions about the story, so
      1. gather together your answers to all the quiz.
   3. write something you learned in this class about children’s literature, fairy-tales, C.S. Lewis, etc., so
      1. gather together what you wrote about these topics and your notes to my mini-lectures.
2. Quiz questions for chapter 16:
   1. What did Aslan do to the statues in the Witch’s  palace?
   2. How did Aslan get into the Witch’s palace?
   3. Which old friend did Lucy find?
   4. What did Aslan ask the Giant to do?
   5. Who was fighting with the Witch?
   6. What was he using?
   7. What was she using?
   8. Who killed the Witch?
   9. How?
3. Quiz questions for chapter 17:
   1. Who broke the Witch’s wand?
   2. What does Aslan say to Lucy when they find Edmund?
   3. Why?
   4. Does Edmund know what Aslan did for him?
   5. What did Aslan do for him?
   6. Where did they all go the day after the battle?
   7. What did they do at the beach?
   8. What did they do the next day?
   9. Who brought the news that the White Stag had “once more appeared”?
   10. What magic power does the Stag have?
   11. Do the children catch the Stag?
   12. What do they find in the forest that reminds them of home?
   13. Why did the children go to the Professor?

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