Alice's Adventures In Wonderland Final Assessment (MCT3A)

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What happens to Alice at the trial?

Back

Alice begins to grow to her natural size.

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What do the Mad Hatter and March Hare use the Dormouse for?

Back

They use the Dormouse as a cushion.

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What does Alice dream about just before she wakes up?

Back

Alice dreams that a pack of cards is flying down on her.

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What causes all the creatures Alice meets while swimming to leave her?

Back

They leave her when she tells them about her cat Dinah.

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Why can't the executioner execute the Cheshire-Cat?

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Because his body isn't with his head.

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Who is the Queen of Hearts?

Back

The Queen of Hearts is a character in 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' known for her temper and her frequent orders for beheadings.

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What is the significance of the Mad Hatter's tea party?

Back

The Mad Hatter's tea party represents the nonsensical and chaotic nature of Wonderland.

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What does Alice's shrinking and growing symbolize?

Back

Alice's shrinking and growing symbolize her struggles with identity and the challenges of growing up.

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What role does the Cheshire Cat play in the story?

Back

The Cheshire Cat provides guidance to Alice and represents the theme of confusion and ambiguity.

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What is the main conflict in 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'?

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The main conflict involves Alice navigating the strange and illogical world of Wonderland.