Alice's Adventure in Wonderland

Part B. Which detail from the passage BEST supports the answer to Part A?

• "Once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it." (paragraph 1)

• "...Alice started to her feet, for it flashed across her mind that she had never before seen a rabbit with either a waistcoat-pocket, or a watch to take out of it..." (paragraph 3)

• "...and was just in time to see it pop down a large rabbit-hole under the hedge." (paragraph 3)

• "Why, I wouldn't say anything about it, eve if I fell off the top of the house!" (paragraph 7)

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Which sentence BEST states the theme of the passage?

• Experiences can be important to personal growth.

• People can turn to others for help with problems.

• Adventure can occur unexpectedly.

• Books can be a source of excitement.

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Early in the selection from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, why does Alice go down the rabbit-hole?

• She is taking a shortcut because she is late.

• She is trying to find her sister’s lost book.

• She is following the White Rabbit

• She is chasing Dinah, her cat.

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In the selection from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, where does Alice find herself when the Rabbit finally disappears?

• on a pile of sticks and dry leaves

• in a hallway lined with doors

• next to a small cupboard

• on top of a house

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In the selection from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, why is the golden key important?

• It opens the door into a lovely garden.

• Alice must search for its rightful owner.

• The Rabbit himself has given it to Alice

• The Rabbit himself has given it to Alice

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In the selection from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, what does Alice mean when she wishes that she could be “shut up like a telescope”?

• She wishes that she could stop talking and thinking so much nonsense

• She wishes that she could stand upright under the hall’s low ceiling

• She wishes that she could fold up and fit through the little door

• She wishes that she could go above ground to see the stars

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In the selection from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, what is the main reason that Alice is unhappy as she walks around the hallway?

• she is worried about her cat

• She is afraid to go into the garden

• She seems to be trapped in that location

• Larry

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Which words best describe the fall down the rabbit-hole, as Alice experiences it in the selection from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland? Choose two options

• fast

• long

• dusty

• painful

• strange

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According to the selection from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, how does Alice feel as she sits with her sister on the riverbank?

• angry

• bored

• jealous

• overjoyed

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What type of book is "Alice's Adventure in Wonderland" ?

• Realism

• Non-Fiction

• Fantasy

• Historical Fiction

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