2. Why does Alice decide to go where she goes next?
(a) She has already met a Hatter.
(b) She wants tea.
(c) She is scared of the Hatter.
(d) She loves rabbits.

3. What does Alice think about on her way down the rabbit hole?
(a) Ada.
(b) Dinah.
(c) Mabel.
(d) Her sister.

4. What does the bird think Alice wants?
(a) To eat it.
(b) To take her eggs.
(c) To become friends.
(d) To feed her to Dinah.

5. Alice does NOT think she might end up in what place?
(a) The center of the earth.
(b) America.
(c) New Zealand.
(d) Australia.

6. Whom does Alice first meet at the ‘seaside’?
(a) The Dodo.
(b) The White Rabbit.
(c) The Dormouse.
(d) A mouse.

7. What does Alice find in the Rabbit’s bedroom?
(a) A lizard named Bill.
(b) Cake.
(c) A bottle of something to drink.
(d) Mary Ann.

8. Who takes the baby from the Duchess?
(a) Alice.
(b) The cook.
(c) A Cheshire Cat.
(d) A tortoise.

9. What animal does the Queen’s footman resemble?
(a) A fish.
(b) A mouse.
(c) A bird.
(d) A frog.

10. What is the rabbit looking at when Alice first sees him?
(a) Alice.
(b) His watch.
(c) His fan.
(d) His gloves.

11. What does the caterpillar repeatedly demand of Alice?
(a) How may I help you?
(b) Where do you want to go?
(c) Who do you think you are?
(d) Who are you?

12. Who is Alice with before her adventures begin?
(a) Her friend Mabel.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Her sister.
(d) Dinah.

13. Why does the mouse tell his story?
(a) To dry them off.
(b) To educate.
(c) The entertain.
(d) To bore them.

14. What might Alice be able to open?
(a) A jar.
(b) A door behind a curtain.
(c) A regular door.
(d) A gate.

15. What does Alice recite for the caterpillar?
(a) The Walrus and the Carpenter.
(b) You are old, Father William.
(c) How doth the little bumblebee.
(d) Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.