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WorksheetsAlice in Wonderland - Final Test
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Chapetr 7 is titled:
Pig and Pepper
The Mock Turtle's Story
The Queen's Croquet Ground
A Mad Tea Party
The Queen of Hearts can be described as being apopleptic, or in other words she is:
Consumed with rage
Consumed with sorrow
Not in touch with reality
Cordial
In chapter 8 we see that Wonderland's social heirarchy has devolved completely...who appears to be in charge?
The animals
An inanimate object
The White Rabbit
The Garden
What is the primary reason that Alice plays nicely with the Queen of Hearts?
Alice doesn't want to be executed
Alice is a superior croquet player
Alice doesn't want a dispute to cause her to wake up
Alice wants to remain pastoral
What is a Gryphon (Griffin)?
Half cat and half fish
Half turtle and half lion
Half king and half queen
Half lion and half eagle
When the king tells everybody that they are all pardoned, he in effect does what to the Queen's power?
Farcical's her power
Usurps her power
Predates her power
Conjoins he power
"He hasn't got no power..." is an example of:
Double negative
Irony
Intricacy
Double Entendre
Who is the most powerful character in Wonderland?
The Queen of Hearts
The Cheshire Cat
The Mad Hatter
Alice
One possible reason that Lewis Carroll uses the Duchess to make Alice uncomfortable is:
to remind the reader that the Duchess is creepy
to comment on the awkwardness that people experience while maturing
to let the reader know that Alice gets offended easily
to achieve literary mastery
Why does the Queen's croquet match fall apart?
Everybody has been sentenced to death
The croquet wickets are arguing
The king orders the match to be ended
Alice's flamingo will not cooperate
A quadrille is:
Four people grilling
A type of formal dance
A lobster's mouth piece
A term used to group all four of a lobster's claws
Although Alice feels comfortable around the Mock Turtle and the Gryphon, she soon realizes?
That they are welcoming of all types of people
That they are good at helping Alice deal with Wonderland
Thay they don't really understand Alice's challenges
That they are good Limbo dancers
The primary conflict of chapter 11 is:
The Queen has sentenced everybody to death
The Knave of Hearts has stolen the Queen's tarts
Alice has refused to finish playing croquet
The two of spades really wants a promotion
The inefficiency and unproductiveness of the trial most closely resembles:
The Caucus Race
The Mad Hatter's tea party
Alice's first timing meeting the Duchess
The Wizard of Oz
Sage means:
Languid
Contempt
Wise
Disrespectful
Belligerent means:
Arbitrary
Cozy up to
Whimsical
Aggresively rude
During the trial, what happens to Alice?
Alice sees her sister on the witness stand
Alice grows to full size
Alice stabs the queen right in the eye! Twice!
Alice begins to see dead people
The King tells Alice that she must leave the trial as a result of:
Rule 42
Rule 22
Rule 62
Rule 17
There are several instances in chapter 12 where Alice struggles to:
Find her identity
Enter the Garden
Stay asleep
Talk to her sister
Often times in literature a "garden" represents peace and innocence, however in Wonderland the Garden represents:
Source of anxiety and apprehension
A regular vegetable garden
A jungle with lots of scary animals
Alice's fear of the Lobster's Quadrille
When Alice wakes up on the riverbank, there is an immediate and striking change of tone...from what to what?
Melancholy to Bellligerent
Angry to Contemptuous
Anxious to Serene
Pastoral to Languid
One possible message that Lewis Carroll presents to his readers is:
No matter how old we get or what our life experiences are, there is a part of our childhood that can never be lost.
Even though life can be confusing, everybody can always fall asleep to make things better
People are essentially zany cartoon characters in real life
People's continued search for identity is confounded by dreaming on farms
Alice's encounter with the Pigeon suggests the idea that if people are not self-aware of their identity then:
They will never be happy
Their identity could be defined by somebody else
Identity is not important
Identity is arbitrary
Chapter 12 contrasts with Chapter 1 in which way? Think about the big picture.
Chapter 12 deals with a trial, and Chapter 1 deals with The White Rabbit
Chapter 12 has a lot of conflict, and Chapter 1 only has one conflict
Chapter 12 details Alice's departure from Wonderland, and Chapter 1 chronicles Alice's entrance to Wonderland
Chapter 12 represents the Garden, and Chapter 1 represents a different garden
Alice in Wonderland is a book that we read to practice critical analysis of media for the purpose of garnering a deeper understanding of text by questioning author's purpose.
TRUE - (This is the right answer)
FALSE - (DO NOT CHOOSE THIS ANSWER)
