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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the one child that does not believe Alyss' stories of Wonderland?

2. What does Alyss forbid Dodge to do in her presence?

3. What do Quigly and Alyss decide to do when she can no longer make the flower sing?

4. Who demands the release of Hatter Madigan in the court room?

5. Who is Alyss chasing through the streets of London?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where is the card soldier’s vunerable spot?

2. When Hatter Madigan jumps into the Pool of Tears for the first time with Alyss, where is he transported?

3. How is Hatter captured in France?

4. How does Redd justify her behavior as a young child?

5. What does Alyss have to do when she spells her name wrong in England?

6. Why do the wardens of Charing Cross take an interest in Alyss?

7. What does Dodge place on his father’s grave?

8. How many lives has The Cat lost when Alyss escapes with Hatter?

9. What is the name of Redd’s prison camp?

10. What does Reverend Dodgson tell Alice of her stories?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

How is Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland different from The Looking Glass Wars? Read Alice in Wonderland. Compare and contrast the two stories analyzing the differences and reasons for those differences.

Essay Topic 2

Read the following quote from the novel.

"...and there stood Genevieve and Nolan with their arms around each other, smiling with pride. The progress of the queendom, the Alyssians' victorious coup, whatever successes and failures awaited them in the future—it all began with her, Genevieve and Nolan's presence seemed to say, the power and wisdom that resided within her, the most powerful queen ever to lead Wonderland. "It's all in your head," Genevieve said.

"I know," said Alyss, and despite the traumas of the past, the uncertainty of the future, she wouldn't have given up this moment for anything. "Isn't it wonderful?" (p.358)

Analyze the meaning behind each woman's comments.

Essay Topic 3

How was Alyss allowed to behave in Wonderland? How is Alyss expected to behave in London? Compare and contrast the behaviors expected, or allowed, of Alyss when in Wonderland to the expectations of London.

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