A Song of Ice and Fire Series Quiz

A Song of Ice and Fire

• The first volume in the series A Song of Ice and Fire is A Game of Thrones.
• The series was originally envisioned to have 7 volumes.
• The story is primarily set on the continent of Westeros.
• The novels use a third-person limited perspective.
• A Dance with Dragons, the most recent entry, was published in 2011.
• The violent world depicted in A Song of Ice and Fire is dominated by the struggle for power and the threat of the White Walkers.
• The series was inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott.
• Robert Baratheon led the rebellion that ended the Targaryen dynasty.
• Joffrey Baratheon was proclaimed king after the death of King Robert in A Game of Thrones.
• The 8,000-year-old wall of ice in the far north of Westeros is called The Wall.
• The Greyjoys desired to recover the sovereignty of the Iron Islands.
• The main focus of the plot in A Game of Thrones is the struggle for the Iron Throne of Westeros.
• The Targaryen dynasty was the ruling family of Westeros before their downfall.
• Stannis Baratheon attempted to unseat King Joffrey after discovering his true parentage.
• The rebellion led by Robert Baratheon marked the end of the Targaryen dynasty.
• The far north of Westeros is home to the White Walkers and the lands beyond The Wall.

The Chronicles of Narnia

• The fictional realm of Narnia is set in a fantasy world.
• The main focus of The Chronicles of Narnia is the battle between good and evil.
• The protagonists of The Chronicles of Narnia are various children who find their way into Narnia.
• The Pevensie children were sometimes called upon to protect Narnia from evil.
• The book The Magician's Nephew chronicles the creation of Narnia.
• The Chronicles of Narnia is a classic of children's literature due to its themes of morality and fantasy.
• Pauline Baynes was the original illustrator for the Narnia books.
• The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe was awarded the 1956 Carnegie Medal.
• C.S. Lewis first referred to the series as The Chronicles of Narnia.
• A picture of a faun carrying parcels and an umbrella in the snow inspired the origin of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
• Many children were evacuated from London to the countryside before the start of World War II.
• The Kilns, Lewis's home, hosted the evacuated children, including Lucy Barfield and others.
• The evacuation of children from London inspired C.S. Lewis to write a children's story about four children during World War II.
• A picture of a faun carrying parcels and an umbrella in the snow came bounding into C.S. Lewis's story.
• C.S. Lewis said once Aslan was there in his story, the rest followed.
• C.S. Lewis pleaded ignorance about what Aslan meant in 'It All Began with a Picture'.