Alice’s adventures in wonderland chapter 7

Who was on trial, and why?

• The Knave of Hearts, for stealing some tarts.

• The white rabbit, for talking to Alice

• The mad hatter for defending Alice

• A judge overseeing the trial

Who was the judge in the trial?

• The King of Hearts.

• The White Rabbit.

• The Cheshire Cat.

• The Mad Hatter.

In a real trial, which comes first, the verdict or the evidence?

• The verdict comes before the evidence.
  

• The evidence comes before the verdict.

Who was the first witness?

• The Mad Hatter was the first witness.

• The Hare was the first witness.

• The White rabbit was the first witness.

• Alice was the first witness.

Why did the Mad Hatter enter the court with a teacup in his hand?

• Because he hadn’t finished his tea.

• Because he wanted to offer tea to the Queen.

• Because he was hiding something inside the cup.

• Because it was part of his costume.

What began to happen to Alice during the trial?

• She began to grow.

• She began to grow smaller

• She fell asleep

• She became invisible

What did the Dormouse do when he was examined by the judge?

• He fell asleep

• He answered questions

• He ran away

• He began to sing ‘Twinkle, twinkle.’

Who was the third witness?

• The Mad Hatter was the third witness.

• The Hare was the third witness.

• The White rabbit was the third witness.

• Alice was the third witness.

What was ‘Rule Forty-Two’?

• All people more than a mile high must leave the court.

• No one is allowed to speak during the trial.

• The Queen must always win the case.

• All animals must wear shoes in the court.

What happened at the end of the chapter?

• Alice decides to stay in Wonderland forever.
• The King and Queen of Hearts declare a new law.
• Alice finds a hidden treasure in Wonderland.
• Alice wakes up from her dream after confronting the King and Queen of Hearts.