Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Alice's changing size throughout the novel is shown to signify:

• The physical challenges of growing up.

• The fluctuating sense of self and identity during adolescence.

• The power of imagination to alter reality.

• All of the above

The Queen of Hearts' constant cry of "Off with their heads!" symbolizes

• The Queens genuine desire for tyranny, violence and blood.

• The importance of obedience and respect for the monarchy

• The controlling nature of authority

• The fear of rebellion and the need to maintain order.

What advice does Absolem (Caterpillar) give Alice?

• Eat the mushroom to change size

• Run away from the Queen of Hearts

• Follow the White Rabbit

• Drink strange potions

True or false: The Mock Turtle spends most of his time laughing and dancing.

• False

• True

Answer explanation

He is usually sad and crying

What does Alice's mystical dream represent?

• Her subconscious mind's transitioning into her adolescent year

• Her desire to explore the world

• Her dreams being made a reality

• Her desire to leave her family behind

What was Carroll's inspiration to write the novel?

• He wrote of the dreams his little sister would explain to him when she would wake up from her naps

• His mother often told him these stories when he had trouble sleeping

• He would tell his best friend and her siblings stories that were inspired from her.

• He told his daughter these stories as a way to make her understand the reality of growing up

How does Alice feel as she keep changing size?

• She is excited to see new perspectives

• She is questioning herself. (Who am I?)

• She likes being tall rather than small

• She likes being small rather than tall

What was the white rabbit doing when Alice first saw him?

• Running across a field

• Looking at her

• He walked towards her

• He walked across the field

What did Alice say when she was growing too big to fit through a door?

• "Good bye, feet"

• "Hello door"

• "Good-bye, door"

• "Good-bye, being small"

What is the meaning behind the Mad Hatter always sitting at the table for tea?

• The Mad Hatter loves to sit with his friends for tea

• Time is meaningless in Wonderland

• It's always tea time.

• The Mad Hatter is always bored unless he's sitting for tea.