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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. How is Dodge able to dance with Alice at her engagement party?

2. What do men find wrong with Alice Liddell?

3. Why does Dodge take Alyss to the Heart Castle?

4. What stops someone from entering into the Looking Glass Continuum?

5. Where does the Crystal Continuum deposit Alyss and her generals when they escape?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who does Alyss become engaged to?

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

3. What does Hatter Madigan discover about Reverend Dodgson?

4. Why are men uncomfortable with Alyss?

5. What does Alyss imagine for an army?

6. Where is Alyss staying when Hatter goes to fetch her?

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

8. What does Alyss and her supporters encounter in the Volcanic Plains?

9. What happens to Hatter when he enters Kensington Palace?

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

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.

Essay Topic 2

What do the Liddell's do for Alyss? How do the Liddell girls treat Alyss? How do the Liddell's treat Alyss? Analyze the Liddell's treatment of Alyss when she first arrived and discuss how that treatment changed Alyss of Wonderland into "Alice" of Oxford.

Essay Topic 3

Why was Alyss in England for so long? What did the separation from Wonderland do to Alyss? Ayss was in England for 13 years before she was returned to Wonderland. Analyze and discuss the implications of the author's purpose behind this time frame.

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