Alice's Adventure in Wonderland

Which of the following best summarizes the Mad Tea-Party scene?

• Alice joins the Hatter, March Hare, and Dormouse for tea, but she becomes frustrated with their nonsense and leaves.

• Alice solves the Hatter’s riddles and helps everyone leave the tea party.

• The March Hare and Hatter invite Alice to tea, but the Queen interrupts their party.

• Alice refuses to drink tea, so the Hatter and March Hare ask her to leave.

Alice’s experience at the Mad Tea-Party contributes to the development of the plot by showcasing which of the following themes?

• The absurdity of time

• The importance of friendship

• The value of education

• The power of dreams

Why does Alice find the croquet game so frustrating?

• She doesn’t know the rules.

• The Queen is mean to her.

• The game is chaotic and unfair, with living creatures as equipment.

• She keeps losing the game.

Which of the following best summarizes the croquet game scene?

• Alice is invited to play croquet with the Queen, but the rules are strange, and the Queen threatens everyone with execution.

• Alice wins the croquet game easily, and the Queen congratulates her.

• The Queen challenges Alice to a game of croquet, and they both argue about the rules.

• Alice watches the Queen play croquet and refuses to join.

How does the tone of the croquet scene differ from the tea party scene?

• The croquet scene is tense and threatening, while the tea party scene is light and silly.

• Both scenes have a serious and dark tone.

• Both scenes are happy and carefree.

• The croquet scene is peaceful, while the tea party scene is dramatic.

Which theme is common throughout Alice’s experiences in Wonderland?

• The importance of making friends

• The difficulty of understanding a strange world

• The need to follow rules strictly

How does Alice’s ability to change size contribute to the overall plot?

• It helps her navigate Wonderland’s challenges and meet new characters.

• It causes her to lose hope and want to leave Wonderland.

• It teaches her the rules of Wonderland.

• It helps her defeat the Queen.

What theme is evident in Alice’s interactions with the strange characters she meets in Wonderland?

• The importance of kindness

• The difficulty of growing up and finding one’s identity

• The importance of being brave

• The danger of trusting strangers

How do Alice’s encounters with the characters in Wonderland help the reader understand the plot?

• They show how Wonderland operates without clear rules, making Alice’s journey more challenging.

• They logically explain the laws of Wonderland, guiding Alice to her goal.

• They introduce helpful allies who teach Alice important lessons.

• They give Alice the tools she needs to escape Wonderland.

Alice is invited to play croquet with the Queen, but the rules are strange, and the Queen threatens everyone with execution.

• Alice is invited to play croquet with the Queen, but the rules are strange, and the Queen threatens everyone with execution.

• Alice is invited to play chess with the Queen, but the rules are simple, and the Queen is kind to everyone.

• Alice is invited to play croquet with the Queen, but the rules are normal, and the Queen is friendly.