Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Who is the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland?

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Match the following

• Homographs

• Same spelling, different meanings

• Homophones

• Mad as a hatter is a phrase that had its origins in mercury poisoning

• 1865

• Same pronunciation, different meanings

• False

• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was published

• True

• Alice lives in Wonderland forever

What made the White Rabbit unique?

HINT: There can be more than one correct answer

• It wore a waistcoat and a pocket watch

• It was white

• It was saying "Oh dear, oh dear, I shall be late!"

• It was sad

Lewis Carroll was a pseudonym (pen name). What was the author's real name?

• Sampooran Singh Kalra

• Charles Ludwidge Dodgson

• Mary Ann Evans

• Samuel Langhorne Clemens

Match the following

• makes Alice bigger in size

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• mallet for the croquet match

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• "off with her head!"

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• shrinks Alice in size

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• grin without the cat

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Which of the following statements is TRUE?

HINT: There can be more than one correct answer

• The author himself appears in the book as the Dodo

• 11-year old Alice Liddell insisted the author write down the story that the Liddell sisters on a boating trip

• Wonderland was based on the town of Oxford

• The author was a Mathematics professor

What song did the Mad Hatter sing for the Queen of Hearts?

• Twinkle, twinkle, little hat

• Twinkle, twinkle, little rat

• Twinkle, twinkle, little cat

• Twinkle, twinkle, little bat

“Don’t be impertinent,” said the King, “and don’t look at me like that!”

What is the meaning of impertinent?

• unhappy

• rude and disrespectful

• excited

• polite

What are the things Alice notices while tumbling down the rabbit hole?

HINT: Select ALL the correct options

• door and windows

• a piano

• empty jar of "orange marmalade"

• maps and pictures

What are the main themes of the book?

HINT: Select ALL the correct options

• playfulness can seem as madness

• new experiences are scary

• reality is ever-changing

• imagination