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1
At the end of chapter 6, why did Alice assume she had reached the house of the March Hare?
Chimney was shaped like ears and roof was covered with fur
It had a sign stating that it was theMarch Hare’s home
The house looked like a teapot
None of the above
2
Why does Carroll include so many puns in Chapter 9?What was their likely purpose?
Carrollwas making jokes to entertain himself
Carroll knew that theywould make the Liddell sisters laugh
Carrollknew the Liddell girls wouldn’t get his jokes
Carrollwas making jokes only for adults
3
What is ironic about the Cheshire Cat?
Heprovides Alice with support and helps her remember
Hesays he is mad, but he is really sad and upset
He is mad, but he provides Alice with the most sane advice
Hesays he is mad, but he is very kind and generous to Alice
4
What is ironic about the Duchess’behavior?
TheDuchess’ behavior is not selfish
TheDuchess’ behavior is not powerful
TheDuchess’ behavior is not polite or proper
TheDuchess’ behavior is not genuine; she’s “2-faced”
5
What do the small doors for which Alice has a key is too small for her to fit through symbolize
adult activities she is too young for
elderly activities coming in the future
teenage activities Alice can do
childish things she has outgrown
6
What is the pun of “dry” that the Mouse says?
means “forgetting one’s lines"
means “boring or dull.”
means “parched.”
means “sober or not drunk"
7
Why does Alice attempt to recite her multiplication time tables when she’s falling?
Satirizing math’s uselessness
Her attempt to prove her intelligence over the white rabbit
Satirizing that English is useless
It is her attempt to grasp something familiar
8
How is Alice showing that she’s a dynamic character in Chapter 9?
She is trying not to be as offensive to others
She is being more rude and offensive
She is starting to remember and recall more of her home life
Sheis behaving the exact same way
9
What is ironic about how the White Rabbit treats Alice in Chapter 4?
Treats her as upper class but she is poor
Treats her like a servant because she is a slave
Treats her like a servant but animal's have masters
Treats her like a queen but she is too young
10
Has Alice matured by the end of the novel?
No,Alice hasn’t matured because she stays the same age
Yes, because she has learned from her mistakes
Yes, because she has become a grown woman
No,Alice hasn’t learned anything from her trip to Wonderland
11
Which of the following statements would Carroll agree with based on the resolution?
Adults should not share their dreams and fantasies
Should look back on their fantasies and remember them fondly
Adults are corrupt and don't understand children
Children need to grow up
12
How is Alice most like a caterpillar?
because she is a pest and a nuisance
because she will soon enter puberty and enter her final form
because she is hungry and eats too much
because she is a vegetarian and only eats plants
13
How does Alice feel about her conversation with adults based on her conversation with the Mouse
adults are not as smart as the animals
Alice feels that she is just as mature and smart as adults
Alice feels that she doesn’t say the right thing
she feels she has been wronged by her parents and teachers
14
Alice manages to offend all the birds by talking about her
allergy to feathers
fondness to chickens
horse
cat
15
What is the significance when the Cheshire Cat says “We’re all mad here”?
declaresthat everyone is angry, cruel, and volatile
His quoteis not significant. He is crazy himself
acknowledgesthat it is crazy and full of insane people
foreveryone in Wonderland is calm, logical, and sane
16
What might Alice’s growing larger and her decision to stay in the courtroom suggest?
she shows she’s ready to face growing up
sheshows she’s going to “blow up” in fame
sheshows how much weight she’s gained
sheshows how afraid and insecure she is
17
How does the Queen rule Wonderland?
Sherules using passiveness and neutrality to not offend
Uses fear and threats todemonstrate her power
Sherules using intellect and wisdom
Sherules using logic and reason to prove who is guilty
18
While tiny, Alice slips and falls intoa body of saltwater. She realizes that this water is
a vat of fermenting anchovy juice
the tears she cried while she was a giant
the private sea of the Queen of Hearts
the Mediterranean
19
What is Lewis Carroll satirizing with the Caucus-Race?
The holidays and the consumerism rampant in giving gifts
Carroll is satirizing exercise, specifically track and field
Carroll is satirizing birds, especially crows
politics, politicians, and running in circles figuratively
20
Why does Alice think that she is Mabel? What is wrong with Alice?
uestion why everyone likes Mabel; Alice is better than Mabel
beginning to question that she and Mabel have swapped bodies
question who she is, which shows her loss of identity
Alice is insecure about herself
21
Why does Alice not know who she is when she meets the Caterpillar in Chapter 5?
She is having an identity crisis
She is lying in order to trick the Caterpillar
She is intoxicated from the potion
Caterpillar’s hookah smoke makes Alice not think clearly
22
How does Alice’s abandonment from the animals affect her?
She feels that their loss is her gain
she doesn’t think that she has done anything wrong
she thinks she will succeed without them and their nagging
She feels as though she doesn’t fit in with anyone
23
Why is the Queen the voice of authority?
Sheinherited the throne from her mother
Shebeheaded the previous ruler
Sheinherited the throne from her husband
No reason is given but everyone assumes she hasthe authority
24
In the hallway with the numerous doors, Alice finds a tiny doorway leading to
the grove of Humpty Dumpt
the orchard of Tweedle-Dee and Tweedle-Dum
Lovely garden
an elephant's grave
25
What does serpents symbolize?
Serpents symbolize vengefulness, vindictiveness, and evil
Serpents symbolize guardianship of a sacred place
Serpents symbolize poison and medicine
Serpents symbolize rebirth, transformation, and immortality
26
What does Alice learn as soon as she enters the garden she’s long desired to enter?
whatshe thought was beautiful is even more beautiful
gardenhas more temptations
whatshe thought was beautiful and natural isn’t as it seems
gardenhas kind, logical people
27
When will the Caterpillar have a better understanding what she is going through?
When he dies
When he turns into a butterfly
When he gets a better understanding of life
She thinks he will never understand
28
What does the baby turn into?
The cat
puppy
A grown adult
pig
29
What is the rabbit-hole and Alice falling down the rabbit-hole a metaphor for?
Alice losing her innocene
Alice falling asleep
Alice becoming more mature
Alice falling from grace
30
When Alice makes drastic changes in size by growing extremely large, what is foreshadowed?
Alice wants to staythe same mentally and physically forever
the amount of knowledge or intelligence she will lose
Alice and wants to stay the same age forever
the awkward stage of entering puberty
31
Serpent!' screamed the Pigeon” and"so she set to work" is an example of what literary device?
Personfication
Simile
Metaphor
Alliteration
32
What do the large doors that are locked symbolize?
Power and strength
Opportunities Alice can do already
adult activities she is too young for
the good and bad that humans have
33
How does the garden that Alice attempts to get to but can never enter symbolize innocence?
Gardens are dangerous and unsafe play areas
Alice wants to return to it and its simpler days
Gardens are not idyllic, happy, or pleasing
The garden cannot symbolize innocence
34
How is the cook’s behavior ironic?
supposedto be full of him/herself, but this cook is humble
supposedto be talented, but this cook is terrible at cooking
so she should be obedient and courteous; she isnot
A cook is a member of the low class, but behaves wealthy
35
The White Rabbit mistakes Alice for
The Duchess
His wife, Mrs. Rabbit
The Queen of Hearts
His maid, Mary Ann
36
Where is Alice when she sees the White Rabbit for the first time?
On the river bank
At home
Reading a book
At school
37
Which of the following motifs is mostevident when Alice fluctuates in size?
order vs. chaos
miscommunication
the transition between childhood and adulthood
logic vs. insanity
38
All of the following events showcase how the Cheshire Cat in Chapter 8 is wise except which?
Tells Alice that the Queen has actually neverbeheaded anyone
Heonly appears as his head, which confuses the executioner
Herefuses to recognize the King’s power by kissing his hand
He lets Alice form her own opinion ofthe queen
39
How is the puppy in Chapter 4 different or similar to other animals in Wonderland?
The puppy is similar because he is too angry
The puppy is similar because he is also crazy
The puppy is different because he does not talk
The puppy is different because he is more intelligent
40
How is the Cheshire Cat different from the other animals that Alice meet in Wonderland?
he acknowledges that Wonderland is crazy
because he smiles
becausehe is from the real world
He doesn't talk
41
All of the following statements explain ironies about the tea party that Alice attends
except
formature guests but this one is attended by immature guests
to be interesting and lively, but this teaparty is boring
to be for civilized and proper but this tea party is chaotic
for people with well-behaved manners, but they behaverudely
42
What real life origins does Carroll suggest influenced Alice’s dream that her sister hears?
guess based on the noises in the farm yard toAlice’s story
voicesfrom Wonderland’s creatures/ her trip was real
noisescoming from within the house
makesthe noises herself
43
What comfort does Alice’s sister offer us about when Alice grows up?
imaginesAlice having a mental episode
imagines Alice growing up but recalling herchildhood
imaginesAlice denying her childhood
imaginesAlice taking her to Wonderland
44
She finds a bottle and some cake. When she comes to them, she learns that
if she drinks and eats too much, she'll have a nasty fall
the one thing that her mother makes doesn't do anything
it's totally impossible to escape from this scary hall
one thing makes her bigger, and theother makes her small
45
What could the rabbit-hole also symbolize?
birth; a transition to new life
sadness or melancholy
darkness or despair
death; a transition to an afterlife
46
“‘If you knew Time as well as I do, … you wouldn’t talk about wasting it.It’s him’”? What term?
Personification
Metaphor
Pun
Simile
47
How is the croquet game like the Caucus-Race from Chapter 3?
It's designed from the beginning not to have a real winner
The game is played entirely by animals
The game is played by bunch of cheaters and crooks
; there are no consistently enforced rules or objectives
48
On shore with the animals, Alice hears
the Cat's tale of how he lost his tail
the Dog's story of how he became the Day Dog
the whale calling from the sea
the Mouse's tale of his unjust trial
49
Who does the Caterpillar likely represent from Alice’s real life?
her cat Dinah, for he is a predator looking for prey
her teacher, for he asks questions, and gives advice
her mother, for he is nurturing, kind, and supportive
her father, for he is demanding and imposes silly rules
50
What is Carroll satirizing about the monarchy in Chapter 8?
It issound and not corrupted by petty or silly offenses
It is arbitrarily appliedto anyone who remotely upsets them
It isdriven by financial greed and materialism
It isfair and just and allows all offenders have a trial
