Alice's Struggles and Dodgson's Views

In July 1863, Alice, an 11-year-old girl, struggles to prove the truth of her story about Wonderland. A college scholar, Reverend Charles Dodgson, writes and illustrates a book based on her tale. However, upon receiving the book, Alice is dismayed to find her story altered and her name misspelled. Dodgson admits to taking creative liberties, which Alice perceives as a betrayal. Feeling mocked and disbelieved, Alice confronts Dodgson and leaves, vowing never to see him again.

In what year and location does the story begin?

• Oxford, England, July 1863

• London, England, July 1863

• London, England, July 1865

• Oxford, England, July 1865

What was Alice's main struggle with other children and adults?

• They supported her claims.

• They ignored her completely.

• They taunted and punished her.

• They believed her stories.

What gave Alice hope for proving her story?

• Her friends supported her.

• She found new evidence.

• Her parents believed her.

• A college scholar wrote a book about her history.

Who gave Alice the book, and what was his role?

• Reverend Charles Dodgson, a family friend

• Reverend Charles Dodgson, a stranger

• Reverend Charles Dodgson, a teacher

• Reverend Charles Dodgson, a college scholar

What was Alice's initial reaction to the book's title?

• She loved it.

• She was indifferent.

• She was excited.

• She was confused by it.

How did Alice feel about the misspelling of her name?

• She was indifferent.

• She was happy.

• She was amused.

• She was concerned.

What was Alice's opinion on the poem dedication?

• She found it appropriate.

• She thought it was too serious.

• She found it inappropriate.

• She loved the rhyme scheme.

What did Alice discover about the content of the book?

• It was a biography.

• It was a scientific analysis.

• It was full of nonsense.

• It was exactly as she remembered.

What did Dodgson admit to doing with Alice's story?

• He copied it exactly.

• He took creative liberties.

• He ignored it completely.

• He lost the original story.

How did Alice react to Dodgson's explanation?

• She was indifferent.

• She was amused.

• She felt betrayed.

• She was understanding.