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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. What makes their home in the Volcanic Plains?
2. How does Hatter learn where he can find Alyss in London?
3. What do the Alyssians need according to Bibwit?
4. What does Alice do to outwardly show she is giving up on imagination?
5. What do all the Alyssian generals agree Alyss needs to be ready to support the troops?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Alyss figure out who the stranger is with which she danced?
2. When is Alyss retrieved by Dodge?
3. What is a halfer?
4. Who does Alyss become engaged to?
5. What happens to Hatter when he enters Kensington Palace?
6. What does Alyss and her supporters encounter in the Volcanic Plains?
7. Where is Alyss staying when Hatter goes to fetch her?
8. What are the principles of White Imagination?
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
How did Redd recruit her army? How did Redd develop her army? Reread page 51 and 52 which describe the card soldiers that make up Redd's army. Analyze the attitude and general sentiment that the author portrayed towards the Card soldiers, paying attention to the twos and threes.
Essay Topic 2
Why was Alyss' imagination so powerful in Wonderland? Why did Alyss struggle with her imagination in England? Alyss lost her ability to imagine when she was living on the streets with Quigley Gaffer and his rag-tag group of children. Analyze why Alyss lost her imagination while living in London.
Essay Topic 3
How does Alyss adapt to the changes she faces from Wonderland to England? How does she change? Alyss transforms from a young girl, raised in luxury, to a young girl living on the streets of London, to a young woman engaged to a prince of England. Trace the growth of Alyss' character and analyze how it evolved throughout the story.
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