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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. Why does Alice agree to marry Prince Leopold when he proposes?

2. What is the one thing Alyss did find in the palace?

3. What does Alice see in her mirror after her discussion with Reverend Dodgson?

4. What is Alyss' main concern upon returning to Wonderland and the Alyssians?

5. What is Redd's definition of a rhetorical question?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is a halfer?

2. Where does Hatter fist discover a puddle that can return him to Wonderland?

3. Who does Alyss become engaged to?

4. Who helps the group find the key to the Maze?

5. How do the Liddells know that Alyss has changed after her argument with Reverend Dodgson?

6. When is Hatter given a copy of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland?

7. What does Alyss ask for when she becomes engaged?

8. What does Hatter Madigan discover about Reverend Dodgson?

9. What does Alyss imagine for an army?

10. Where is the key to the Looking Glass Maze?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

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 2

Alyss spends 13 years growing up in Oxford, England where imagination was discouraged. Why was imagination discouraged?

Analyze how Alyss' character evolves during her 13 years in Oxford.

Essay Topic 3

What is the foundation of Wonderland? What role does imagination play? Wonderland is a land of vivid imagination. Analyze the vivid hopeful imaginations with the violence that is embedded throughout the novel and discuss how to reconcile the two.

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