Alice in Wonderland Chapter 7-8

In Chapter 7, Alice learns that so many tea-things are put out because:

• It is always tea time

• The Queen demands it

• More guests are coming

• It is the sixth of the month

In Chapter 7, what does the Dormouse keep doing at the tea party?

• Falling asleep

• Eating crumpets

• Licking sugar cubes

• Interrupting Alice

____________, the squirrel didn't see my car because it ran right into the street.

• evidently

• quarreling

• severity

• interrupted

• extraordinary

The Christmas tree was ____________with beautiful ribbons and colorful bows.

• ornamented

• evidently

• interrupted

• quarrelling

• severity

The ____________ of your punishment will depend on your crime.

• severity

• evidently

• quarrelling

• ornamented

• extraordinary

The sisters were ____________ over who should use the hairdryer first.

• quarrelling

• evidently

• severity

• extraordinary

• interrupted

Ken thinks that eating nothing but candy would be an ____________ way to live!

• extraordinary

• evidently

• severity

• interrupted

• ornamented

Tom was annoyed when the ringing telephone ____________ his nap.

• interrupted

• severity

• quarrelling

• evidently

• ornamented

Using your own words fully answer in complete sentences the following questions. In Chapter 8, what are the gardeners doing in the Queen's garden? Why are they doing this?

Using your own words fully answer in complete sentences the following questions. In your opinion, is the Queen of Hearts a good queen or a bad queen? Why? Provide at least two examples from the novel to support your answer.