2. What does Alice find most difficult about the Queen’s game?
(a) The Queen.
(b) The ball.
(c) Her mallet (stick).
(d) The rules.

3. Why does everyone say Alice can’t join the party?
(a) There is not enough room.
(b) She is too big.
(c) She is boring.
(d) She is too small.

4. What do the characters turn into when Alice protests?
(a) Cards.
(b) Animals.
(c) Roses.
(d) Cats.

5. Why does the story make Alice’s sister happy?
(a) She loves the Hatter.
(b) It is so hilarious.
(c) Alice will always stay young.
(d) She will never forget it.

6. What does Alice propose to solve the King’s problems?
(a) Releasing the Duchess.
(b) Searching for the Duchess.
(c) Forgetting about the Duchess.
(d) Killing the Duchess.

7. How tall does the Queen think Alice is?
(a) One mile high.
(b) Two miles high.
(c) Regular sized.
(d) Three inches high.

8. What evidence does the King bring against the defendant?
(a) A slate.
(b) Alice’s book.
(c) The tarts.
(d) A letter.

9. How does Alice fix the jury?
(a) She wakes them up.
(b) She puts them back.
(c) She calls them back.
(d) She doesn't.

10. How many gardeners are there?
(a) Five.
(b) Three.
(c) Two.
(d) Four.

11. What does the Queen ask Alice?
(a) Who are you?
(b) What can I do for you?
(c) When are we meeting?
(d) Where were you?

12. What happens to Alice during the trial?
(a) She gets bigger.
(b) Nothing unusual.
(c) She falls asleep.
(d) She gets smaller.

13. Who announces the event in #132?
(a) The Mock Turtle.
(b) The Gryphon.
(c) The White Rabbit.
(d) Alice.

14. What primarily distinguishes the Dormouse from the others in his group?
(a) His eating.
(b) His sleeping.
(c) His size.
(d) His drinking.

15. What is everyone at the March Hare’s drinking when Alice arrives?
(a) Treacle.
(b) Coffee.
(c) Wine.
(d) Tea.