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

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

5. What has Alice done to make it difficult to befriend the person that the Hatter recommends?
(a) Contradicted him.
(b) Beaten him.
(c) Ignored him.
(d) Been rude to him.

6. What crime does the King think the Hatter has committed?
(a) Arson.
(b) Forgery.
(c) Theft.
(d) Murder.

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

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

9. What is unique about the Hatter’s watch?
(a) It doesn't tell anything.
(b) It tells the day, and not the time.
(c) It is two hours off.
(d) It tells the year, and not the time.

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

11. What flowers are the gardeners painting?
(a) Roses.
(b) Carnations.
(c) Daffodils.
(d) Daises.

12. Who does Alice’s sister think will one day hear the story?
(a) Her own children.
(b) Nobody.
(c) Alice’s children.
(d) Their younger siblings.

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

14. What is unique about the gardeners?
(a) They are birds.
(b) They are fish.
(c) They are spoons.
(d) They are cards.

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