Recap Alice, Lewis Carroll

We studied an extract from

• Alice in Wonderland

• Jabberwocky

• Through the Looking Glass

• The White Rabbit

In the extract Alice meets two creatures called Tweedledum and Tweedledee who

• are unpleasant towards her

• look alike

• are like wax figures

• are familiar because Alice knows the nursery rhyme

Tweedledum and Tweedledee keep

• contradicting each other

• hitting each other

• apologizing

In the extract Alice wants to

• find mushrooms

• make new friends

• know her way out of the wood

Tweedledum and Tweedledee said "How do you do" to Alice and wish she had shaked hands and replied

• "How do you do"

• "Fine, thank you"

• nothing

The problem with shaking hands is that

• Wax works are greasy

• Alice fears she might upset the other one if she shakes someone's hand first

• Alice would rather give them a kiss

When Alice shakes both their hands

• music starts playing from under the tree by branches rubbing one across the other like fiddles and fiddle sticks

• Tweedledum and Tweedledee start singing and playing the violin

• The three of them start dancing in a ring and singing a nursery rhyme

When Alice asks her way out of the wood again, Tweedledum and Tweedledee

• give her directions

• tell her a very long poem

• ignore her

The poem is full of

• rhymes

• puns and word play

• nonsense

• metaphors

• tautologies

The Walrus and the Carpenter make friends with the Oysters and end up

• feeding them

• feeding on them