- 1. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, written by Lewis Carroll and published in 1865, is a fantastical tale that follows the journey of a curious young girl named Alice who, after falling down a rabbit hole, finds herself in a whimsical and nonsensical world populated by peculiar creatures and eccentric characters. From her first encounter with the White Rabbit, who hastily grumbles about being late, to her extraordinary meetings with the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, and the Queen of Hearts, Alice navigates a landscape where the rules of reality are turned upside down. Each episode brims with delightful absurdity, as she encounters talking animals, vanishing cats, and a tea party that defies all conventions of time and logic. Throughout her adventures, Alice grapples with themes of identity, curiosity, and the complexities of growing up, leading her to question the nature of adult reasoning and societal norms. The story is renowned not only for its imaginative narrative but also for its rich use of wordplay and logic, making it a beloved classic that continues to enchant readers of all ages, inviting them to explore the boundaries of their own imaginations.
What does Alice follow to enter Wonderland?
A) A rabbit
B) A dog
C) A mouse
D) A cat
- 2. What item does Alice find that makes her shrink?
A) A drink
B) A piece of cake
C) A cookie
D) A fruit
- 3. Who introduces Alice to the Mad Hatter?
A) The White Rabbit
B) The March Hare
C) The King
D) The Caterpillar
- 4. Which character loves to play croquet with flamingos?
A) The King of Hearts
B) The Duchess
C) The Queen of Hearts
D) The Cheshire Cat
- 5. What happens to Alice at the end of her adventure?
A) She wakes up
B) She shrinks forever
C) She stays in Wonderland
D) She becomes a queen
- 6. What does the Queen of Hearts love to claim?
A) Hands
B) Roses
C) Necks
D) Heads
- 7. Who is always late in the story?
A) The Dormouse
B) The Mad Hatter
C) The White Rabbit
D) The Caterpillar
- 8. Who is a character associated with a smile but no body?
A) Duchess
B) Cheshire Cat
C) March Hare
D) Mad Hatter
- 9. What is the primary theme of the book?
A) Adventure
B) Friendship
C) Growing up
D) War
- 10. What does Alice drink to shrink in size?
A) Tea
B) Chocolate
C) Milk
D) A potion
- 11. What is the Mad Hatter's signature beverage?
A) Juice
B) Tea
C) Coffee
D) Milk
- 12. What is the significance of the phrase 'Curiosity killed the cat' in the story?
A) Alice's curiosity leads to adventures
B) It indicates danger
C) It discourages exploration
D) It praises caution
- 13. What type of creature is the Mock Turtle?
A) Mammal
B) Real
C) Fictional
D) Reptile
- 14. What does Alice argue with the Caterpillar about?
A) Time
B) Dreams
C) Her identity
D) Food
- 15. What does the Caterpillar sit on?
A) Flower
B) Mushroom
C) Leaf
D) Rock
- 16. Who wrote 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'?
A) J.K. Rowling
B) Lewis Carroll
C) Charles Dickens
D) Mark Twain
- 17. Which character is known for their riddles?
A) The Mad Hatter
B) The Queen of Hearts
C) The Cheshire Cat
D) The Caterpillar
- 18. What phrase regularly associated with the Cheshire Cat?
A) Grinning
B) Frowning
C) Crying
D) Laughing
- 19. What does Alice use to grow large?
A) A pie
B) A cookie
C) A cake
D) A fruit
- 20. What do the flowers in Wonderland often do?
A) Talk
B) Sing
C) Fight
D) Dance
- 21. What does the Caterpillar smoke?
A) A cigarette
B) A pipe
C) A cigar
D) A hookah
- 22. What is the game that the Queen of Hearts enjoys?
A) Tennis
B) Baseball
C) Golf
D) Croquet
- 23. What is the title of the sequel to 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'?
A) Journey Through Wonderland
B) Alice's Dream
C) Through the Looking-Glass
D) Wonderland Revisited
- 24. What is unique about the creatures called 'Tweedledum and Tweedledee'?
A) They are opposites
B) They are siblings
C) They are friends
D) They are identical twins
- 25. What does Alice find in the small house after drinking the potion?
A) A key
B) A mirror
C) A book
D) A doll
- 26. What type of creature is the Gryphon?
A) A bird
B) A mythical creature
C) An insect
D) A mammal
- 27. What is the focus of the croquet game in Wonderland?
A) Rabbits
B) Flamingos
C) Hares
D) Caterpillars
- 28. Which character has a penchant for long stories with no point?
A) March Hare
B) Dormouse
C) Cheshire Cat
D) White Rabbit
- 29. What does the Gryphon and the Mock Turtle teach Alice?
A) Dancing
B) Singing
C) Fighting
D) Lessons
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