How is the croquet game different from most real-world sports?

The equipment is living things.

How does "You Are Old Father William" relate to a theme in Alice?

A young man and an old man; growing up or phases of life.

When Alice meets the White Rabbit outside his house, how does she experience role reversal?

An animal's giving her orders, rather than her ordering it.

What's odd about the March Hare's watch?

It tells the day, but not the time.

Why does Alice drink the potion in the Rabbit's house?

It has no label, but she just feels like it.

How does the Mouse attempt to dry everyone off?

Reading them a dry history text.

The beautiful garden, Alice's goal, lies behind a small door. What does this represent?

The simple life of childhood, which Alice is too old for.

The Gryphon reveals what about the Queen?

The Queen's executions are never carried out.

The small and large doors in Alice's dream represent what?

Things she is too old or too young for.

How is the caterpillar's life symbolic of Alice's current problems?

Caterpillars undergo metamorphosis, or change.

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1
What figurative device is apparent in the Rabbit's clothing, watch, and speech?
Alliteration
Anthropomorphism
Simile
Metaphor
2
What events are good clues that this trial will not be sane or orderly?
The jurors can't remember their own names.
All of these.
Wanting the verdict before the sentence.
The judge doesn't know important from unimportant.
3
How is the croquet game different from most real-world sports?
Balls go through hoops.
The equipment is living things.
Croquet is not a real game.
This sport involves a ball.
4
Constant in effort to accomplish something.
Fancy
Fantasy
Diligent
Earnest
5
What did Victorians not feel comfortable talking about in public?
Bedroom matters
Kitchen matters
Diningroom matters
Livingroom matters
6
How does "You Are Old Father William" relate to a theme in Alice?
Wait and good things will come to you; Alice waits around.
It's a Shakespearean sonnet about love; Alice is in love.
It's about an Ancient Mariner; Alice kills the birds, too.
A young man and an old man; growing up or phases of life.
7
What clues occur that suggest Alice might be waking up?
Neither of these
Returning to her normal height.
Both of these
The memory of the fish bowl.
8
Why does the executioner say he cannot behead the cat?
The cat is actually a dog.
The cat has no body.
The cat has no head.
The cat has no tail.
9
Why is Alice no longer afraid of the Queen?
The Queen is dead.
She slew the Jabberwocky with the Vorpal Sword.
The Queen has had a legitimate change of heart.
Alice is huge, by comparison.
10
After failing to properly remember her math, geography, and poetry, Alice questions:_____.
If anyone knows the way to San Jose.
Who we are.
Where she is.
Who she is.
11
When Alice meets the White Rabbit outside his house, how does she experience role reversal?
She's outside the house; she's usually inside the house.
She's usually eating rabbit for supper.
An animal's giving her orders, rather than her ordering it.
The rabbit took a wrong turn at Albuquerque.
12
Name the figurative device used in this sentence: "Time is not an it...it's a him."
Personification
Simile
Hyperbole
Pun
13
Where does the period go in the following: Joe Bob said, "I like coffee" (Bob 4)
Nowhere -- quotes don't get periods, ever.
Between Coffee and the End-Quote
After the End-Quote
After the citation.
14
What's odd about the March Hare's watch?
It tells the year, but not the day.
It only tells the time.
It tells the day, but not the time.
It's a sundial.
15
Why does Alice drink the potion in the Rabbit's house?
It has no label, but she just feels like it.
It's label tells that it is safe.
It has no label, but the Rabbit says it's safe.
It's label tells that it is poison.
16
Any form of literature or art that is removed from reality, especially those including magic.
Fantasy
Quadrille
Irony
Suet
17
How does the Mouse attempt to dry everyone off?
Reading them a dry history text.
Hanging them on a clothes line.
With space heaters.
With towels.
18
The beautiful garden, Alice's goal, lies behind a small door. What does this represent?
A secret garden, which Alice must keep secret.
The simple life of childhood, which Alice is too old for.
The life of a gardener, which Alice is not trained for.
The simple life of adulthood, which Alice is too young for.
19
Which movement emphasized dark feelings, mysterious settings, and the supernatural?
The Realistic Movement
The Gothic Movement
The Neoclassical Movement
The Postmodern Movement
20
Where does the period go in the following: Joe-Bob said, "I like coffee"
After the citation.
Between Coffee and the End-Quote
Nowhere -- quotes don't get periods, ever.
After the End-Quote
21
What is the Mariner's curse?
To be cursed at, with curse words, forever.
To tell his story forever.
To become a bird, and be hunted by his friends, forever.
To never find love.
22
What potentially offensive things does Alice stop herself from saying to the Gryphon / Turtle?
Neither
She had Whiting at dinner.
Both
She's tasted lobster.
23
Who is the second witness?
The "he" referenced in "Fergalicious."
The Cook
The Hatter
Alice
24
What reasons does Alice give the caterpillar for not being able to answer who she is?
Both of these.
She can't remember things correctly.
Neither of these.
She's changed sizes a lot.
25
Why do all the animals leave Alice?
She keeps mentioning Dinah.
Someone offers them food.
She threatens to kill them.
They're showing her the way to San Jose.
26
To prey upon; plunder.
Confusticate
Blacksmith
Depredate
Dwarf
27
The state of being in a ruin or wasteland.
Confustication
Constipation
Desolation
Flummoxation
28
What type of poetry takes a certain shape on the page, related to the topic of the poem?
Cement Poetry
Cobblestone Poetry
Asphalt Poetry
Concrete Poetry
29
What creature in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is most symbolic of change?
The Mouse
The Dodo
The Rabbit
The Caterpillar
30
The Gryphon reveals what about the Queen?
The Queen's executions are never carried out.
The Queen's sorrows aren't real.
The Queen can move in any direction.
The Queen is a man.
31
The small and large doors in Alice's dream represent what?
Alice's need to lose weight.
Things she is too old or too young for.
Poor carpentry.
She's in Munchkin Land, in Oz.
32
Which character finds a moral in everything?
The Queen
The Gryphon
Alice
The Duchess
33
Which character(s) are at the Mad Tea Party?
The Mad Hatter
The March Hare
The Dormouse
All of these
34
Who is on trial, and for what?
Alice, failing to remember her lessons
Alice, offending everyone
Knave, stealing tarts
Knave, copying a dvd
35
Why did the Ancient Mariner become cursed?
He shot the Spirit of the South Pole.
He shot a bird.
He shot a fish.
He shot a human being.
36
Which name for the Age of Reason means a focus on science and logic?
Augustan Age
Age of Reason
The Reformation
Neoclassical Age
37
What aspects of growing up does Alice face and have difficulties with?
None of these
Social awkwardness
Both of these
Size changes.
38
What do the red and white roses allude to / reference?
The American Civil War
The Wars of the Roses
World War II
The Rebellion Against the Empire
39
The poem Alice remembers contains what bad advice from father to son?
I have no brain, so I don't mind damaging it.
I have some stuff that cures everything; want to buy some?
I argued a lot with your mother; now, my jaws are strong.
All of these.
40
What dance do the Gryphon and Mock Turtle show Alice?
Gangnam Style
The Lobster Quadrille
The Forbidden Dance
The Tango
41
What textual evidence in Chapter 1 shows that Alice is sleeping / dreaming?
She's falling down a hole, like a falling dream.
All of these.
She's very chill and okay with falling such a long way.
She's falling down a hole, like the phrase "falling asleep."
42
The subjunctive mood deals with things that are ________ .
Both
True / Actually Happening
Neither
Hypothetical
43
The intrusion of humor interrupting or immediately following a scene of great excitement.
Diligent
Comic relief
Fancy
Earnest
44
These word(s) are clues that you are dealing with the subjunctive mood:
Wish
If
Neither of these
Both of these
45
What fictional race of beings is known for being short, loving food, and hating adventure.
Elves
Hobbits
Dwarves
Goblins
46
Alice is transitioning between what two phases of life?
Adulthood and old age.
Old age and the Afterlife.
Childhood and adolescence.
Adolescence and adulthood.
47
What immature notions does Alice say or think in Chapter 1?
She thinks all beaches have railway stations.
She doesn't see the point in books without pictures.
All of these.
She thinks New Zealanders walk on their heads and hands.
48
Alice meets a dog in the woods. How is it different from the other animals in Wonderland?
It's rude.
It's too small.
It doesn't talk.
It talks.
49
How is the caterpillar's life symbolic of Alice's current problems?
The caterpillar smokes a hookah, and Alice hates that.
Caterpillars never change, like Alice.
Caterpillars undergo metamorphosis, or change.
Caterpillars go to school all the time, like Alice.
50
The Caucus Race is a satire / parody of what element of the real world?
Theater
Religion
Politics
Education

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Questions 50

Answers

1
What figurative device is apparent in the Rabbit's clothing, watch, and speech?
Alliteration
Anthropomorphism
Simile
Metaphor
2
What events are good clues that this trial will not be sane or orderly?
The jurors can't remember their own names.
All of these.
Wanting the verdict before the sentence.
The judge doesn't know important from unimportant.
3
How is the croquet game different from most real-world sports?
Balls go through hoops.
The equipment is living things.
Croquet is not a real game.
This sport involves a ball.
4
Constant in effort to accomplish something.
Fancy
Fantasy
Diligent
Earnest
5
What did Victorians not feel comfortable talking about in public?
Bedroom matters
Kitchen matters
Diningroom matters
Livingroom matters
6
How does "You Are Old Father William" relate to a theme in Alice?
Wait and good things will come to you; Alice waits around.
It's a Shakespearean sonnet about love; Alice is in love.
It's about an Ancient Mariner; Alice kills the birds, too.
A young man and an old man; growing up or phases of life.
7
What clues occur that suggest Alice might be waking up?
Neither of these
Returning to her normal height.
Both of these
The memory of the fish bowl.
8
Why does the executioner say he cannot behead the cat?
The cat is actually a dog.
The cat has no body.
The cat has no head.
The cat has no tail.
9
Why is Alice no longer afraid of the Queen?
The Queen is dead.
She slew the Jabberwocky with the Vorpal Sword.
The Queen has had a legitimate change of heart.
Alice is huge, by comparison.
10
After failing to properly remember her math, geography, and poetry, Alice questions:_____.
If anyone knows the way to San Jose.
Who we are.
Where she is.
Who she is.
11
When Alice meets the White Rabbit outside his house, how does she experience role reversal?
She's outside the house; she's usually inside the house.
She's usually eating rabbit for supper.
An animal's giving her orders, rather than her ordering it.
The rabbit took a wrong turn at Albuquerque.
12
Name the figurative device used in this sentence: "Time is not an it...it's a him."
Personification
Simile
Hyperbole
Pun
13
Where does the period go in the following: Joe Bob said, "I like coffee" (Bob 4)
Nowhere -- quotes don't get periods, ever.
Between Coffee and the End-Quote
After the End-Quote
After the citation.
14
What's odd about the March Hare's watch?
It tells the year, but not the day.
It only tells the time.
It tells the day, but not the time.
It's a sundial.
15
Why does Alice drink the potion in the Rabbit's house?
It has no label, but she just feels like it.
It's label tells that it is safe.
It has no label, but the Rabbit says it's safe.
It's label tells that it is poison.
16
Any form of literature or art that is removed from reality, especially those including magic.
Fantasy
Quadrille
Irony
Suet
17
How does the Mouse attempt to dry everyone off?
Reading them a dry history text.
Hanging them on a clothes line.
With space heaters.
With towels.
18
The beautiful garden, Alice's goal, lies behind a small door. What does this represent?
A secret garden, which Alice must keep secret.
The simple life of childhood, which Alice is too old for.
The life of a gardener, which Alice is not trained for.
The simple life of adulthood, which Alice is too young for.
19
Which movement emphasized dark feelings, mysterious settings, and the supernatural?
The Realistic Movement
The Gothic Movement
The Neoclassical Movement
The Postmodern Movement
20
Where does the period go in the following: Joe-Bob said, "I like coffee"
After the citation.
Between Coffee and the End-Quote
Nowhere -- quotes don't get periods, ever.
After the End-Quote
21
What is the Mariner's curse?
To be cursed at, with curse words, forever.
To tell his story forever.
To become a bird, and be hunted by his friends, forever.
To never find love.
22
What potentially offensive things does Alice stop herself from saying to the Gryphon / Turtle?
Neither
She had Whiting at dinner.
Both
She's tasted lobster.
23
Who is the second witness?
The "he" referenced in "Fergalicious."
The Cook
The Hatter
Alice
24
What reasons does Alice give the caterpillar for not being able to answer who she is?
Both of these.
She can't remember things correctly.
Neither of these.
She's changed sizes a lot.
25
Why do all the animals leave Alice?
She keeps mentioning Dinah.
Someone offers them food.
She threatens to kill them.
They're showing her the way to San Jose.
26
To prey upon; plunder.
Confusticate
Blacksmith
Depredate
Dwarf
27
The state of being in a ruin or wasteland.
Confustication
Constipation
Desolation
Flummoxation
28
What type of poetry takes a certain shape on the page, related to the topic of the poem?
Cement Poetry
Cobblestone Poetry
Asphalt Poetry
Concrete Poetry
29
What creature in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is most symbolic of change?
The Mouse
The Dodo
The Rabbit
The Caterpillar
30
The Gryphon reveals what about the Queen?
The Queen's executions are never carried out.
The Queen's sorrows aren't real.
The Queen can move in any direction.
The Queen is a man.
31
The small and large doors in Alice's dream represent what?
Alice's need to lose weight.
Things she is too old or too young for.
Poor carpentry.
She's in Munchkin Land, in Oz.
32
Which character finds a moral in everything?
The Queen
The Gryphon
Alice
The Duchess
33
Which character(s) are at the Mad Tea Party?
The Mad Hatter
The March Hare
The Dormouse
All of these
34
Who is on trial, and for what?
Alice, failing to remember her lessons
Alice, offending everyone
Knave, stealing tarts
Knave, copying a dvd
35
Why did the Ancient Mariner become cursed?
He shot the Spirit of the South Pole.
He shot a bird.
He shot a fish.
He shot a human being.
36
Which name for the Age of Reason means a focus on science and logic?
Augustan Age
Age of Reason
The Reformation
Neoclassical Age
37
What aspects of growing up does Alice face and have difficulties with?
None of these
Social awkwardness
Both of these
Size changes.
38
What do the red and white roses allude to / reference?
The American Civil War
The Wars of the Roses
World War II
The Rebellion Against the Empire
39
The poem Alice remembers contains what bad advice from father to son?
I have no brain, so I don't mind damaging it.
I have some stuff that cures everything; want to buy some?
I argued a lot with your mother; now, my jaws are strong.
All of these.
40
What dance do the Gryphon and Mock Turtle show Alice?
Gangnam Style
The Lobster Quadrille
The Forbidden Dance
The Tango
41
What textual evidence in Chapter 1 shows that Alice is sleeping / dreaming?
She's falling down a hole, like a falling dream.
All of these.
She's very chill and okay with falling such a long way.
She's falling down a hole, like the phrase "falling asleep."
42
The subjunctive mood deals with things that are ________ .
Both
True / Actually Happening
Neither
Hypothetical
43
The intrusion of humor interrupting or immediately following a scene of great excitement.
Diligent
Comic relief
Fancy
Earnest
44
These word(s) are clues that you are dealing with the subjunctive mood:
Wish
If
Neither of these
Both of these
45
What fictional race of beings is known for being short, loving food, and hating adventure.
Elves
Hobbits
Dwarves
Goblins
46
Alice is transitioning between what two phases of life?
Adulthood and old age.
Old age and the Afterlife.
Childhood and adolescence.
Adolescence and adulthood.
47
What immature notions does Alice say or think in Chapter 1?
She thinks all beaches have railway stations.
She doesn't see the point in books without pictures.
All of these.
She thinks New Zealanders walk on their heads and hands.
48
Alice meets a dog in the woods. How is it different from the other animals in Wonderland?
It's rude.
It's too small.
It doesn't talk.
It talks.
49
How is the caterpillar's life symbolic of Alice's current problems?
The caterpillar smokes a hookah, and Alice hates that.
Caterpillars never change, like Alice.
Caterpillars undergo metamorphosis, or change.
Caterpillars go to school all the time, like Alice.
50
The Caucus Race is a satire / parody of what element of the real world?
Theater
Religion
Politics
Education