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

4. What is wrong with what the Cook is making?
(a) Too strong.
(b) Not strong enough.
(c) Not enough pepper.
(d) Too much pepper.

5. What does Alice pick up while falling through the rabbit hole?
(a) An empty jar.
(b) A bottle.
(c) A map.
(d) A book.

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

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

8. What is Alice’s first goal after leaving the Rabbit’s house?
(a) To fix the Rabbit's house.
(b) To comfort the White Rabbit.
(c) To return to the right size.
(d) To find the garden.

9. What does the Duchess call her baby?
(a) Kitty cat.
(b) You pig.
(c) Darling.
(d) Horrible monkey.

10. What part of Alice first changes when she tries the mushroom?
(a) Her hair.
(b) Her arms.
(c) Her neck.
(d) Her voice.

11. What is the Cook making?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Coffee.
(c) Soup.
(d) Tea.

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

13. How does Alice get the cakes at the White Rabbit’s house?
(a) From under the bed.
(b) From her pocket.
(c) By baking them.
(d) From some pebbles.

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

15. What is the last thing Alice sees of the Cheshire Cat, the first time they meet?
(a) His neck.
(b) His body.
(c) His tail.
(d) His grin.