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

3. What does the Queen want to hear before the verdict?
(a) Alice's execution.
(b) The White Rabbit’s opinion.
(c) Bill's opinion.
(d) The sentence.

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

5. Why is the Duchess not present?
(a) She forgot to come.
(b) She is in prison.
(c) She is at home.
(d) She had another invitation.

6. What evidence does the King bring against the defendant?
(a) The tarts.
(b) A letter.
(c) A slate.
(d) Alice’s book.

7. How many jurors are there?
(a) 12.
(b) 10.
(c) 14.
(d) 5.

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

9. What story does Alice tell the Gryphon and the Mock Turtle?
(a) He adventures.
(b) The story of the Duchess.
(c) The story of the White Rabbit.
(d) The story of Dinah.

10. Who takes Alice to see the Mock Turtle?
(a) The Queen.
(b) The King.
(c) The White Rabbit.
(d) The Gryphon.

11. Why does everyone say Alice can’t join the party?
(a) She is too small.
(b) She is too big.
(c) There is not enough room.
(d) She is boring.

12. How does the Queen want to execute people?
(a) She doesn't.
(b) Beheading.
(c) Hanging.
(d) Poison.

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

14. Who asks the Queen to pardon Alice?
(a) Alice.
(b) The King.
(c) The Duchess.
(d) The White Rabbit.

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