Alice in Wonderland

In the beginning of the story Alice was with her _________.

• friend

• mother

• sister

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What is the White Rabbit’s catchphrase?

• I’m late, I’m late, I’m late!

• Hippo, hippo, hippo!

• Hurry up, hurry up, hurry up!

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What colour dress does Alice wear?

• Blue and white

• Orange and pink

• Purple and green

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in the beginning of the story Alice was in the ________?

• school

• garden

• home

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Why did The Cheshire Cat say: "We're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad." Choose the correct answers.

• Alice did not accept the differences of others

• Alice denied to go with the mad people

• The Cheshire Cat would love to say that

• The Cheshire Cat was crazy

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Which sentence best describes Alice in the story?

• Alice is sad she lost the key.

• Alice is mean to herself.

• Alice is upset with her situation

• Alice is excited she can reach the door.

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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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As Alice is falling, she wonders if she might be falling through the earth. Where does she think she might end up?

• The United States

• Antarctica

• Australia

• Russia

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Alice in Wonderland is a classic example of a ​ (a)   . She not only learns more about herself and the world, but her physical shape keeps changing.

• dynamic character

• static character

• flat character

• round character

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What is so strange about the Duchess's Cheshire Cat?

• its singing

• its shouting

• its pouting

• its grinning

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