Excerpt from "Down the Rabbit Hole"

In paragraph 1, how does the author convey to us that Alice doesn't think her sister's book is of any use?

• The author reveals Alice's thoughts to the reader.

• The author reveals that Alice is tired of sitting on the river bank with her sister.

• The author reveals Alice's actions to the reader.

• The author conveys to the reader that Alice likes her sister's book.

How does the author use the rabbit checking its watch to develop Alice's point of view?

• to show she is bored

• to show she is falling

• to show she is curious

• to show she is adventurous

How does the author convey Alice's view differently from other characters in the story?

• by her actions

• by her talking aloud

• by the images she sees

• by other characters' reactions

In the story, how does the author contrast the different views of Alice and her sister about reading?

• by describing Alice as bored, while the sister is not

• by including Alice's description of her sister's book

• by explaining that Alice sees the rabbit, while her sister does not

• by revealing that Alice's sister brought her book to the river bank

How does the author's switch between first and third person points of view impact the story?

• It creates a more exciting story.

• It makes the story more realistic.

• It helps the reader sympathize with the story's characters.

• It allows the reader to know the thoughts of the story's characters.