Alice in Wonderland - Chapters 1 - 7

Alice in Wonderland was published in 1865 during the:

• Elizabethan Age

• Victorian Era

• The Stone Age

• Industrial Revolution

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One benefit of Industrialization during the Victorian Era was:

• Better established Middle class

• More people could afford cars

• USA landed a man on the moon

• Child labor laws were repealed

Another benefit of Industrialization was:

• Books became more accessible

• Books became less accessible

• Books became periodicals

• Books became even less interesting

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was written by:

• Carlton from the Fresh Prince of Bel Air

• Carrolton Lewis

• Carrol Victoria

• Lewis Carrol

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Alice in Wonderland is an example of:

• Logical Renaissance Genre

• Sensible Gestation Genre

• Literary Non-sense Genre

• Literary Adaptations Genre

One of the motifs of Alice in Wonderland is:

• Loss of Industrialization

• Loss of Identity

• Natural order of the Animal Kingdom

• Logical application of culinary growth determinants

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The title of chapter 1 is:

• The Pool of Tears

• The Caucus Race and the Long Tale

• Advice from a Caterpillar

• Down the Rabbit Hole

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Alice's plunge down the rabbit hole is a metaphor for:

• Alice's journey to the tea party

• Alice's lack of sensibility

• Alice's confusion in the great hall

• Alice's plunge into deep sleep

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The garden that Alice can't access represents:

• An awareness of ignorance

• A loss of innocence

• A change in growth rates

• Pretty flowers

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Alice almost drowns...why?

• She trips and falls into the ocean

• She falls asleep in the shower

• She finds herself in a pool of tears that was created by her own sorrow

• She can't swim

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