2. What dance do the Gryphon and the Mock Turtle show Alice?
(a) The Fox Trot.
(b) The Fish Polka.
(c) The Charleston.
(d) The Lobster Quadrille.

3. 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.

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

5. What color were the flowers originally?
(a) Pink.
(b) Yellow.
(c) Red.
(d) White.

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

7. According to the Mock Turtle and the Gryphon, what would happen on the eleventh day of class?
(a) They had holidays.
(b) They danced the Lobster Quadrille.
(c) They had extra classes.
(d) Nothing special.

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

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

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

11. How are the birds used in the Queen’s game?
(a) As mallets.
(b) As racquets.
(c) As signposts.
(d) There are no birds.

12. What does the jury remind Alice of, as she takes the stand?
(a) Her goldfish.
(b) Her whiting.
(c) She sister.
(d) Her Dinah.

13. Why does Alice leave the party?
(a) She is tired.
(b) She has an appointment.
(c) She is annoyed.
(d) She is bored.

14. Who does Alice sit next to at the trial?
(a) The Cook.
(b) The March Hare.
(c) The Dormouse.
(d) The Hatter.

15. Why does the King think this proves the Knave’s guilt?
(a) It is unsigned.
(b) It is illegible.
(c) It is confusing.
(d) It is hideous.