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

3. 1How tall does the King think Alice is?
(a) One mile high.
(b) Two miles high.
(c) Regular sized.
(d) Three inches high.

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

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

6. What is the problem with the Duchess’s reaction to Alice?
(a) Alice thinks she is rude.
(b) Alice is confused by her.
(c) Alice is afraid of her.
(d) Alice thinks she is standing too close.

7. How does Alice finally get into the garden?
(a) Through the gate.
(b) With the Queen’s help.
(c) Through a tree.
(d) Through the woods.

8. What is strange about Alice as a witness?
(a) She is much larger than everybody.
(b) She turns into an animal.
(c) She doesn't understand the judge.
(d) She thinks she knows everything.

9. The Dormouse’s story is about whom?
(a) Three brothers.
(b) Three mice.
(c) Three sisters.
(d) Three mothers.

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

11. What does Alice actually do next?
(a) Changes her size.
(b) Goes home.
(c) Finds the Queen.
(d) Finds the garden.

12. What word that Alice doesn’t understand formed part of the Mock Turtle’s curriculum?
(a) Turtling.
(b) Uglifying.
(c) Spitting.
(d) Washing.

13. What do the Duchess and Alice do together?
(a) Play croquet.
(b) Go for a walk.
(c) Gossip about the Queen.
(d) Hide from each other.

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

15. How does Alice feel about the trial?
(a) Amused.
(b) Annoyed.
(c) Happy.
(d) Interested.