4. What effect does the cake eventually have on Alice?
(a) Make her bigger.
(b) Make her neck longer.
(c) Make her smaller.
(d) None.

5. What does the drink from the ‘Drink Me’ bottle do to Alice?
(a) Makes her neck longer.
(b) Makes her smaller.
(c) Makes her bigger.
(d) Nothing.

6. What kind of bird does Alice meet in the trees?
(a) A canary.
(b) A pigeon.
(c) A bluebird.
(d) A dodo.

7. What is in the room where Alice lands?
(a) Her friends.
(b) A cat.
(c) A garden.
(d) A Key.

8. Who is Alice with at the end of Chapter 3, on the bank of the sea?
(a) Nobody.
(b) The Mouse.
(c) All of the birds.
(d) Her sister.

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

10. Why is the Queen’s footman at the Duchess’s house?
(a) To invite the Duchess over for soup.
(b) To invite the Duchess to tea.
(c) To invite the Duchess over for croquet.
(d) To lodge a complaint.

11. For whom does the White Rabbit take Alice?
(a) His housemaid.
(b) The Couchess.
(c) His friend.
(d) The Queen.

12. What does Alice mistake for the sea?
(a) The ocean.
(b) The railway.
(c) A lake.
(d) Her own tears.

13. What does Alice talk about that scares the creatures?
(a) Her cat.
(b) Her dog.
(c) A mouse.
(d) Her breakfast.

14. What is the Rabbit’s solution to the problem in his house?
(a) Move houses.
(b) Burn it down.
(c) Clean it.
(d) Ask Alice to come out.

15. Where does Alice go immediately after leaving the Duchess?
(a) To the Mad Hatter's.
(b) Back home.
(c) To see the Queen.
(d) To the March Hare’s.