Exploring Alice's Chess Adventure

What game is Lewis Carroll playing at the beginning of the scene?

• Checkers

• Chess

• Backgammon

• Go

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What is Alice holding in her arms?

• A white rabbit

• A teddy bear

• A black kitten

• A book

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How many squares are on the chessboard according to Carroll?

• 32

• 48

• 64

• 100

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What does Carroll compare the chess game to?

• A dance

• A battle

• A race

• A puzzle

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Who are the Kings and Queens fighting for in the chess game?

• The Red King and the White King

• The Red Queen and the White Queen

• The Black King and the White Queen

• The Red King and the Black Queen

What does Alice find funny about the chess pieces?

• Their colors

• Their crowns

• Their big feet

• Their size

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What does Alice want to be in the game?

• A knight

• A bishop

• A queen

• A king

What does Carroll say Alice is on the chessboard?

• A knight

• A rook

• A bishop

• A pawn

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What does Carroll emphasize about the chess pieces' positions?

• They must be colorful

• They must be in their right squares

• They must be standing upright

• They must be facing each other

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What color is the pawn that represents Alice?

• Red

• Black

• White

• Blue

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