The Looking Glass

What change did Alyss undergo after reading the book written by the Reverend?

• She truly believed she was the Queen.

• She would act like everyone else.

• She had been kidding herself the whole time.

• She was no different than anyone else.

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When Dr. Addison tries to inject Alice with a sedative, she escapes and returns to Wonderland via the _______, where she travels to Horevendush Day, when the Hightopp family was killed.

• door

• mirror

• window

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When Alice runs away, she comes across her butterfly friend, ________ who disappears through a mysterious mirror in one of the upstairs rooms.

• Tarrant Hightopp

• Jabberwocky

• Absolem

What did Alice ask the cat?

• How can I get home?

• Where can I go?

• Which way do I go from here?

• Where can I find food?

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What did the cat tell Alice?

• Everyone here is mad!

• Everybody is crazy!

• 
  Everyone is getting crazy!

• Don't get mad!

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What is the primary theme explored in 'The Looking Glass'?

• Identity and self-discovery

• Adventure and exploration

• Friendship and loyalty

• Power and corruption

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Which character in 'The Looking Glass' is known for their wisdom and guidance?

• The White Rabbit

• The Cheshire Cat

• The Mad Hatter

• The Caterpillar

In 'The Looking Glass', what does the mirror symbolize?

• A portal to another world

• A reflection of one's true self

• A barrier to overcome

• A source of confusion

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CCSS.RI. 9-10.9

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CCSS.RL.9-10.2

What literary device is predominantly used in 'The Looking Glass' to convey deeper meanings?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Personification

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Which of the following best describes the narrative style of 'The Looking Glass'?

• First-person perspective

• Third-person omniscient

• Second-person perspective

• Third-person limited

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