Question

the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe
c. s. lewis
crossword puzzle

across

1. cracked in two when aslan came alive
2. mr. beaver said that he was on the move
3. a faun
4. a healing potion
5. apologized to lucy for not believing her
6. the witch made it always this
7. got stuck in the mud
8. turned people into stone

down

1. lies between the lamp-post and cair paravel
2. a wolf ran her up a tree
3. edmund was enchanted by this
4. met mr. tumnus in narnia
5. was a traitor
6. led the children to the stone table
7. peter wiped it on the grass

Explanation:

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<reasoning>

Identify the remaining crossword clues and answers

• Across 6: "Was a traitor" -> EDMUND (fits vertically in the grid at column 6, intersecting with WHITE WITCH at 'D')
• Across 12: "The Witch made it always this" -> WINTER (fits horizontally at 12)
• Across 13: "Got stuck in the mud" -> SLEDGE (fits horizontally at 13)
• Across 10: "A healing potion" -> CORDIAL (fits horizontally at 10)
• Down 2: "Cracked in two when Aslan came alive" -> STONE TABLE (already filled)
• Down 4: "Mr. Beaver said that he was on the move" -> ASLAN (already filled)
• Down 7: "A Faun" -> MR TUMNUS (already filled)
• Down 11: "Apologized to Lucy for not believing her" -> PETER (already filled)
• Down 14: "Turned people into stone" -> WHITE WITCH (already filled)

Complete the unfilled crossword entries

• 6 Down: "Was a traitor" -> EDMUND
• 10 Across: "A healing potion" -> CORDIAL
• 12 Across: "The Witch made it always this" -> WINTER
• 13 Across: "Got stuck in the mud" -> SLEDGE

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<answer>
The completed answers for the remaining blank spaces in the crossword puzzle are:

• 6 Down ("Was a traitor"): EDMUND
• 10 Across ("A healing potion"): CORDIAL
• 12 Across ("The Witch made it always this"): WINTER
• 13 Across ("Got stuck in the mud"): SLEDGE

</answer>

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Answer:

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Identify the remaining crossword clues and answers

• Across 6: "Was a traitor" -> EDMUND (fits vertically in the grid at column 6, intersecting with WHITE WITCH at 'D')
• Across 12: "The Witch made it always this" -> WINTER (fits horizontally at 12)
• Across 13: "Got stuck in the mud" -> SLEDGE (fits horizontally at 13)
• Across 10: "A healing potion" -> CORDIAL (fits horizontally at 10)
• Down 2: "Cracked in two when Aslan came alive" -> STONE TABLE (already filled)
• Down 4: "Mr. Beaver said that he was on the move" -> ASLAN (already filled)
• Down 7: "A Faun" -> MR TUMNUS (already filled)
• Down 11: "Apologized to Lucy for not believing her" -> PETER (already filled)
• Down 14: "Turned people into stone" -> WHITE WITCH (already filled)

Complete the unfilled crossword entries

• 6 Down: "Was a traitor" -> EDMUND
• 10 Across: "A healing potion" -> CORDIAL
• 12 Across: "The Witch made it always this" -> WINTER
• 13 Across: "Got stuck in the mud" -> SLEDGE

</reasoning>

<answer>
The completed answers for the remaining blank spaces in the crossword puzzle are:

• 6 Down ("Was a traitor"): EDMUND
• 10 Across ("A healing potion"): CORDIAL
• 12 Across ("The Witch made it always this"): WINTER
• 13 Across ("Got stuck in the mud"): SLEDGE

</answer>

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