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Who asked the friends of Narnia to gather for fun?
Diggory
Who cried out for Aslan's help?
Tirian
Who spoke about not being a phantom and mentioned the seven friends of Narnia?
Peter
Who was hobbled and tied behind the stable?
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Who rescued Puzzle?
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Who was referred to as the Professor?
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Who claimed that Aslan wanted him to dress up like a workman?
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Who dressed up as a workman along with the High King?
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Who discovered Narnia with the Professor?
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What type of animal was Shift?
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Who thought Shift was much cleverer than himself?
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Who spotted the thing floating down the waterfall in Chapter 1?
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How did Shift intend to use the lion fur?
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Why did Shift want Puzzle to resemble Aslan?
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Who is Tritan?
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Why did Tritan turn himself in for killing the Calormenes?
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Who fed King Tritan while he was tied to the tree?
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Why did the dryad (a tree-woman) die?
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The Calormenes are using what type of beasts as slaves?
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Who tells King Tirian that the centaurs have been studying the stars?
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Shift tells the animals that the Calormene god Tash is the same as whom?
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Who are the two children that appear in front of King Tirian after he awakens from his dream?
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How did Eustace and Jill get to Narnia?
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Study Notes
Key Characters and Events
- Diggory: Gathered the friends of Narnia for a gathering, feeling Narnia's call. Also referred to as the Professor.
- Tirian: Calls for Aslan's help, representing the struggles of Narnia's king.
- Peter: Asserts identity by addressing his companions as the true friends of Narnia, emphasizing authenticity.
- Jewel: An important character seen hobbled and tied behind a stable.
- Jill: Rescued Puzzle, showcasing her bravery and sense of justice.
- Puzzle: An ape who claims Aslan wants him to be dressed as a lion, highlighting the manipulation theme in the story.
Actions and Motives
- Edmund: Dresses as a workman alongside King Tirian in pursuit of magic rings, representing loyalty and allyship.
- Poole: Along with the Professor, discovered Narnia and witnessed Aslan's powerful speech to the animals, indicating their significant role in Narnia's history.
- Shift: An ape who imagines himself clever, deceiving others while planning to use Puzzle as a proxy for Aslan by dressing him in lion fur.
Themes and Symbols
- Lion's Fur: Shift's plan to cover Puzzle with the lion's fur symbolizes deceit and the quest for power, as he seeks to manipulate the belief of the other animals.
- Calormenes: Depicted as sinister, using talking beasts as slaves and responsible for the death of a dryad by cutting down her tree, showcasing the theme of cruelty.
- Roonwit: A centaur who informs King Tirian of the ominous signs in the stars, representing foresight and wisdom.
Significant Incidents
- Calormene God Tash: Shift falsely equates Tash with Aslan to confuse and control the creatures of Narnia, underscoring themes of false authority.
- King Tritian: The current ruler of Narnia who surrendered to maintain justice, illustrating the weight of leadership and moral integrity.
- Eustace and Jill: Appear at the end of Chapter 1, entering Narnia through a train portal, symbolizing transitions between worlds and destiny.
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Test your knowledge of the key characters and moments from the first five chapters of 'The Last Battle.' This quiz includes terms related to significant characters and their actions to enhance your understanding of the story's themes and developments. Perfect for fans of Narnia and students alike!
