Before completing this activity, you must read chapter 6 of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll!

Choose which answer best fits each question. When you have answered all of the questions, click the "Check Answer" button. A box will pop-up with your score. Do not close until your score is printed or reviewed by your teacher.

1. Fill in the blanks:
   Alice runs into two footmen who appear to be a _____ and a _____.

   1.   ?    frog; bird
   2.   ?    fish; frog
   3.   ?    cat; bird
   4.   ?    bird; fish

2. Fill in the Blank:
   The footman brings an invitation from the Queen for the Duchess to play _____.

   
   
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   1.   ?    tennis
   2.   ?    croquet
   3.   ?    cricket
   4.   ?    hopscotch

3. What bothered Alice when she entered the Duchess's house?

   1.   ?    pepper
   2.   ?    flour
   3.   ?    salt
   4.   ?    sugar

4. What is so strange about the Duchess's Cheshire Cat?

   1.   ?    it is singing
   2.   ?    it is shouting
   3.   ?    it is pouting
   4.   ?    it is grinning

5. What did the cook do when she finished the soup?

   1.   ?    started throwing things
   2.   ?    ran away from the house
   3.   ?    served it for dinner
   4.   ?    dumped it out

6. True and False:
   As Alice held the Duchess's baby, it changed into a kangaroo.

   
   
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   1.   ?    false
   2.   ?    true

7. Who did Alice ask for directions?

   
   
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   1.   ?    White Rabbit
   2.   ?    Fish Footman
   3.   ?    Cheshire Cat

8. What did the Cheshire Cat say about both the Hatter and the March Hare?

   1.   ?    they are very small
   2.   ?    the like mice
   3.   ?    they are mad
   4.   ?    they are strange

9. Where does the Cat say that he will see Alice?

   1.   ?    White Rabbit's home
   2.   ?    Duchess's house
   3.   ?    Queen's caucus race
   4.   ?    Queen's croquet game

10. True and False:
    Alice is hoping that, since it is May, the March Hare will not be "raving mad."

    
    
    Check Answer
    1.   ?    false
    2.   ?    true