WorksheetsChapter 4 Alice in Wonderland Quiz
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 12mins
Who is Mary Ann to the Rabbit?
The Rabbit's maid
The Rabbits valet
The Rabbit's sister
The Rabbit's nurse
While Alice is trapped in the Rabbit's house, the crowd outside begins throwing pebble, which turn into ___.
mice
cakes
coins
snowballs
What is the Caterpillar doing when Alice encounters him?
singing
sleeping
dancing
smoking
What does the Rabbit order Alice to do upon mistaking her for someone else?
pour him tea
go fetch a pair of white gloves and a fan
calm his nerves
play music
After fleeing from the Rabbit's house, what giant animal does Alice encounter?
a puppy
a hippo
a snake
a weasel
What type of animal is Bill, the servant that climbs down the chimney to deal with Alice?
a cat
an owl
a lizard
a cockroach
What does the Rabbit suggest he and his servants do to the house once the servant he send to deal with Alice has no luck?
burn the house down
move to a new house
sale the house
pray to the mushroom God's
Who does the Rabbit mistake Alice for at the beginning of Chapter 4 ?
The Dutchess
the maid
his friend
a man
What does alice decide to do upon entering the Rabbit's bedroom?
go to sleep
drink an unlabbeld bottle
play with his belongings
write a letter to her family
What did the Rabbit believe would happen once the Dutchess realized he did not have the pair of white gloves and a fan?
execute him
never speak to him again
bannish him
put him in prison
What is the caterpillar smoking when Alice encounters him?
cigarettes
a pipe
hookah
leaves
Read the following line from the text and make an inference concerning what youve read why there are several pairs of the items Alice finds available.
"By this time she has found her way into a tidy little room with a table in the window, and on it (as she had hoped) a fan and two or three pairs of tiny white kid-gloves..."
Read the following line from the text and make an inference about why Alice chose to do what she did.
"...and was just about to leave the room, when her eye fell upon a little bottle that stood near the looking-glass. There was no label this time with the words "DRINK ME", but nevertheless she uncorked it and put it to her lips."
