"The Last Battle" Details Trivia Quiz

Answer: Moonwood

Jewel tells Jill about the wonderful times they have had in Narnia in the past. Jewel says that the "Sons of Adam and daughters of Eve were brought out of their own strange world into Narnia only at times when Narnia was stirred and upset."

Answer: Griffle

Griffle was the leader of the gang of Dwarves. He was the one who led them in shooting the horses. Poggin was the good dwarf. Duffle and Bricklethumb were from "The Horse and His Boy."

Answer: 20

"...and its fingers-all twenty of them-were curved like its beak and had long, pointed, bird-like claws instead of nails." Tash was more bird than man.

Answer: The temple of Tash

Tirian had seen it once before, "But that time it was carved in stone and overlaid with gold and had solid diamonds for eyes...and [I] had gone to the Tisroc's court in Tashbaan. He took me into the great temple of Tash. There I saw it, carved above the alter."

Answer: Raw oats

Aslan shook his mane and a glorious feast appeared before the dwarves. They began eating but they thought they were eating things that might be found in a stable. They refused to believe that Aslan was real even though the facts proved otherwise. "Well, at any rate there's no Humbug here. We haven't let anyone take us in."

Answer: The king delivered them from a dragon.

Jewel tells Jill, "how King Gale, who was ninth in descendant from Frank the first of all Kings," had saved the Lone Islanders from a dragon. "In return, they had given him the Lone Islands to be part of the royal lands of Narnia for ever."

Answer: Spears

"What made it hopeless, even apart from the numbers of the enemy, was the spears." "The Last Battle" also states that "With a long spear you can kill a boar before you are in reach of his tusks and a unicorn before you are in reach of his horn; if you are very quick and can keep your head." The Calormenes were coming into Narnia acting like merchants and were unable to hide the spears.

Answer: False

Jill sees the stars falling from the sky but never talks to one. Eustace and "Edmund and Lucy had once met one" in "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader".

Answer: "Tossing men as you'd toss hay on a fork."

This quote is from chapter 11, describing the battle when the Narnians were doing heavy damage to the enemy. Even though this battle was fought very well, there were so many Calormenes that this did very little to the enemy, over all.

Answer: Reepicheep

Tirian and the others in his party finally got to the top of the hill and to the gates of the garden, "And what came out was the last thing he had expected: a little, sleek, bright-eyed Talking Mouse with a red feather stuck in a circlet on its head and its left paw resting on a long sword." After Reepicheep came King Erlian, the father of Tirian, and then Fledge.