Category: edMe Reading Companion: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
edMe Reading Companion app for The Voyage of the Dawn Treader(TM), the third Narnia book. It has high-quality formative questions to ensure that your student gets the most out of this great book.
Question #1
What is this chapter mainly about?
Question #4
How did most of the crew begin to feel as they spent more time in the Darkness?
Question #7
Most of the crew went back to the ship when "dusk"began.
What does the word "dusk"mean?
Question #10
1What did Reepicheep discover about the sea water?
Chapter 16: The Very End of the World
What is this chapter mainly about?
Why did Reepicheep jump overboard into the sea?
Which of the Sea People did Lucy somehow become friends with?
What began to happen as the crew continued drinking the sweet water from the sea?
What did the crew discover as they turned the ship south?
What was the "whiteness" that the crew saw all along the horizon of the sea?
There was some "consultation" on the ship to determine if they should sail through the white lilies.
What does the word "consultation" mean in this context?
There was a "murmur" of dismay when Caspian announced that he was not returning to Narnia.
What does the word "murmur" mean?
What did Lucy, Edmund, and Eustace see beyond the End of the World?
It was the "fate" of the children to wade southward.
What does the word "fate" mean?
Question #4
Caspian received Aslan's "approval" to sail east.
What does the word "approval" mean in this context?
Question #7
Reepicheep was so angry that all of the words he wanted to say nearly "suffocated" him.
What does the word "suffocated" mean in this context?
Question #10
What did Caspian and his crew need to do before they could sail east to the unknown seas?
Chapter 5: The Storm and What came of it
What is this chapter mainly about?
The Dawn Treader was "towed"out of Narrowhaven harbor.
What does the word "towed"mean in this context?
What would Lucy and Reepicheep usually do during the pleasant days?
Lucy went to her cabin to momentarily shut out the "appalling"sight that the storm had caused.
What does the word "appalling"mean in this context?
How many days did the storm last?
Who tried to steal extra water in the middle of the night?
Why did Caspian prefer to wait until morning to go ashore on the mountainous island?
Why did Eustace decide to go off on his own while no one was watching?
Eustace wanted people to think he was "merely" stretching his legs.
What does the word "merely" mean?
Where did Eustace end up after coming back down the mountain?