Themes in Alice in Wonderland

Why does Alice follow the White Rabbit at the beginning of the story?

• She is scared of him.

• She is curious about where he is going.

• She wants to stop him from running.

• She thinks he is a magical king.

What theme does the White Rabbit symbolize?

• Bravery.

• Curiosity and adventure.

• Confusion.

• Friendship.

What happens to Alice when she drinks the 'Drink Me' potion?

• She grows very tall.

• She becomes invisible.

• She shrinks very small.

• She becomes a rabbit.

What does the shrinking and growing in Wonderland symbolize?

• Change and growth.

• Anger and fear.

• Friendship and kindness.

• Magic and mystery.

Who asks Alice, 'Who are you?'

• The Queen of Hearts.

• The White Rabbit.

• The Caterpillar.

• The Mad Hatter.

What theme does the Caterpillar represent?

• Fear and confusion.

• Finding yourself and self-discovery.

• Anger and control.

• Friendship and trust.

What does Alice learn about confusion in Wonderland?

• It's impossible to handle.

• It is part of life, and she can figure things out.

• It always leads to failure.

• It can be solved with magic.

What is the Queen of Hearts a symbol of?

• Anger and control.

• Bravery.

• Friendship.

• Curiosity.

What lesson does Alice learn from the Mad Hatter's Tea Party?

• Always follow the rules.

• Chaos can teach us patience.

• Don't trust strangers.

• Tea parties are boring.

Why is curiosity important in the story?

• It helps Alice start her adventure.

• It makes Alice scared.

• It helps Alice avoid trouble.

• It leads Alice to give up.