Before completing this activity, you must read chapter 12 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.
What happened when Alice jumped to approach the witness box?
she knocked over the jury box
she dragged Bill with her
she fell on her face
she kicked the Dormouse
How does the King respond when Alice says that she knows nothing?
that is not important information
she must be lying
that is important information
Fill in the blank: "All persons more than a mile high to leave the court." is rule number _____.
forty-two
forty-five
sixty-seven
fifty-two
What new evidence does the Rabbit bring forth?
the Knave's pocketwatch
a letter to the Queen
fingerprints from the tart tray
a paper with a poem
True and False: The Knave says that he must not have written the poem because it was not signed.
true
false
What is the King's response to the poem?
not very important
proves the Knave guilty
most important
proves the Knave innocent
Fill in the Blank: Alice points out that the tarts have been _____.
eaten
destroyed
given away
returned
True or False: Alice becomes terrified when the Queen orders her to be beheaded.
true
false
When Alice woke up in the garden with her sister, it was _____.
just a few minutes later
time for tea
next year
time for dinner
After hearing of Alice's strange adventure, her sister dreamed about her. She discovered that many of the sounds Alice heard could have been everyday sounds heard from the garden. Follow this link to match up the garden sounds to the Wonderland sounds that Alice heard. Remember your score before you close that window to return to this question. Then, choose the range that your score fits into.