Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Analysis

The transcript follows Hatter's dramatic escape from a courtroom, leading to his legend in France. Meanwhile, Alice struggles with her reality at an orphanage and later with the Liddell family, where her tales of Wonderland are dismissed. Her imagination finds a sympathetic ear in Reverend Dodgson, who plans to write a book about her stories, offering her hope.

What was the atmosphere like in the courtroom when the Frenchman was brought in?

• Tense and crowded

• Joyful and celebratory

• Calm and orderly

• Silent and empty

How did the magistrate react to the situation in the courtroom?

• He was indifferent

• He was amused

• He was scared

• He was not amused

What did Hatter do after being unrolled from the rug?

• He made a dramatic escape

• He surrendered peacefully

• He apologized to the court

• He started a fight

What did the rumors about Hatter turn into over time?

• A legal case

• A forgotten story

• A historical fact

• A legend

How did Alice feel about the games played by other children at the Foundling Hospital?

• She found them exciting

• She thought they were silly

• She was indifferent

• She was eager to join

What was the Liddell family's reaction to Alice's stories of Wonderland?

• They were fascinated

• They were supportive

• They were curious

• They were dismissive

How did Alice's new sisters react to her drawings of the Heart Palace?

• They mocked them

• They copied them

• They ignored them

• They admired them

What did Reverend Dodgson consider doing after hearing Alice's stories?

• Writing a book about Wonderland

• Taking her back to the Foundling Hospital

• Ignoring her stories

• Telling her to stop imagining