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

3. Whose story does the mouse try to tell?
(a) William Faulkner.
(b) William the Conqueror.
(c) William Tell.
(d) William Shakespeare.

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

5. What problem does Alice have with the caterpillar’s instructions?
(a) The mushroom is too tall for her to reach.
(b) The mushroom is round.
(c) The mushroom disappears.
(d) The caterpillar disappears.

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

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

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

9. Who reappears at the beginning of Chapter 4?
(a) The Mouse.
(b) The Douchess.
(c) The White Rabbit.
(d) Alice's sister.

10. What powers does the mushroom have?
(a) To change Alice's mind.
(b) To change Alice’s color.
(c) To change Alice’s voice.
(d) To change Alice’s size.

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

12. What prize does Alice receive?
(a) A thimble.
(b) A thimble.
(c) Comfits.
(d) Nothing.

13. How does Alice get ‘down’ from the trees?
(a) With the Rabbit's help.
(b) Drink Me Bottle.
(c) Eat Me cake.
(d) Mushroom.

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

15. What happens to Alice in the Rabbit’s bedroom?
(a) She stays the same.
(b) She disappears.
(c) She grows bigger.
(d) She shrinks.