Alice in Wonderland

1. 1. How does Alice feel at the beginning of the passage, based on details from the illustration and main text?

• content

• annoyed

• cheerful

• hungry

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2. 2. This story is told from the point of view of—

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  the Hatter

• a narrator

• Alice

• the March Hare

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3. 3. Which sentence explains what the illustration adds to the story?

• It shows that the tea party happens at the same time every day.

• It shows how the table and guests are arranged at the tea party.  

• It shows that Alice can stop the Dormouse from falling asleep.

• It shows the friendship between the Hatter and the March Hare.

4. 4. Which of the following details are shown only in the illustration and not in the text?

   Select TWO correct answers.

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  Alice sits in a large armchair.

• The March Hare offers Alice punch.

• Alice sits near the March Hare.

• The Dormouse sits between the March Hare and the Hatter.

• There are at least five empty tea settings at the table.

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5. 5. Read this dictionary entry.

   civil \siv-il\ adjective

   1. having to do with the government of a country

   2. having to do with the people of a country

   3. polite and respectful

   4. established by law 

   Which meaning of the word civil is used in paragraphs 8 and 9?

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  Definition 1

• Definition 2

• Definition 3

• Definition 4

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6a. Why does Alice sit at the table?

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  because she thinks there is space for her

• because she is interested in the Hatter’s thoughts

• because she wants to meet the March Hare

• because she feels sorry for the Dormouse

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6b. Select the quote from Alice that BEST supports your answer in Part A.

• “‘Very uncomfortable for the Dormouse’ . . .” (paragraph 2)

• “‘There’s plenty of room!’” (paragraph 4)

• “‘Then it wasn’t very civil of you to offer it’ . . . ” (paragraph 8)

• “‘You should learn not to make personal remarks’ . . .” (paragraph 12)

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8. 8. The story's _____ give readers a clue that this story is a fantasy

9. 9. Based on what has happened in the story so far, readers can predict that—

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  everyone will have a pleasant tea party.

• the characters will have another argument.

• Alice will get her hair cut.

• the March Hare will find some punch.

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