Edmund thought the queen would do something "dreadful" when she first raised her wand at him.
What does the word "dreadful" mean?
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Question #6
The professor mentions that Susan's point about Edmund deserves "consideration."
What does the word "consideration" mean in this context?
Question #9
What fact do the children learn when they arrive at the Faun's cave?
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Question #2
Why did Edmund not enjoy the food at Mr. and Mrs. Beaver's house?
Question #5
What do the children hear when they wake up the next morning?
Question #8
The Witch gives Edmund a "stunning" blow when she gets back on the sledge.
What does the word "stunning" mean in this context?