2. What does Alice have to do before she can enter the garden (once she finds it)?
(a) Change her size.
(b) Apologize to the Duchess.
(c) Find the Queen.
(d) Go home.

3. What did the Duchess do to the Queen?
(a) Boxed her ears.
(b) Yelled at her.
(c) Scolded her.
(d) Ignored her.

4. Where does Alice go at the end of the story?
(a) To the riverbank.
(b) Back to Wonderland.
(c) To have her tea.
(d) To have her breakfast.

5. What does the Duchess look like?
(a) Hideous.
(b) Pale.
(c) Eligant.
(d) Imperious.

6. What earlier character reappears in the Queen’s procession?
(a) The White Rabbit.
(b) The March Hare.
(c) The Dormouse.
(d) The Mouse.

7. Where do the characters in the Dormouse’s story live?
(a) At the bottom of a well.
(b) Next to a well.
(c) Above a well.
(d) With a well in their basement.

8. How does Alice recognize the judge?
(a) His wig.
(b) His beard.
(c) His gavel.
(d) His robes.

9. Who is called as the second witness?
(a) The Cook.
(b) The Hatter.
(c) Alice.
(d) The March Hare.

10. What music do they have while they dance?
(a) Singing.
(b) Music.
(c) None.
(d) Record.

11. What time is it at the March Hare’s party?
(a) Tea-time.
(b) 10 a.m.
(c) 3 p.m.
(d) 4 p.m.

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

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

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

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