Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Comprehension Check

Front

Why does Alice decide to follow the rabbit?

Back

Alice finds it very peculiar to see a rabbit taking a watch from a waistcoat pocket.

Front

What does Alice see in the well?

Back

Alice sees cupboards, book shelves, maps, and pictures on the side of the well.

Front

What is at the bottom of the well?

Back

At the bottom of the well is another long passage that leads to a long, low hall.

Front

What is the purpose of the tiny gold key?

Back

The tiny gold key opens a tiny door behind a curtain.

Front

Why does Alice wish she was able to 'shut up like a telescope'?

Back

Alice wants to fit through the tiny door.

Front

What is the significance of the white rabbit in the story?

Back

The white rabbit symbolizes curiosity and the beginning of Alice's adventures.

Front

How does Alice's size change throughout the story?

Back

Alice grows and shrinks in size after consuming different foods and drinks.

Front

What does the rabbit's waistcoat symbolize?

Back

The rabbit's waistcoat symbolizes the idea of time and the hurried nature of life.

Front

What role does imagination play in 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'?

Back

Imagination allows Alice to explore a fantastical world beyond reality.

Front

What is the theme of curiosity in the story?

Back

Curiosity drives Alice to follow the rabbit and explore Wonderland.