Wonderland Events and Characters

In a post-civil war Wonderland, Queen Genevieve struggles to maintain peace amidst political tensions and power struggles. The queendom is rebuilding, but hidden military preparations hint at future conflicts. Princess Alice, with her powerful imagination, celebrates her birthday, showcasing her potential to shape Wonderland's future. Her imagination, both a gift and a challenge, is guided by principles of love, justice, and duty, as the queendom braces for possible threats.

What event marked the beginning of peace in Wonderland?

• The discovery of the crystal mines

• The coronation of Queen Genevieve

• The formation of the parliament

• The end of a civil war

How did Queen Genevieve handle those who disrupted peace?

• She imprisoned them in the palace

• She pardoned them

• She sent them to the crystal mines

• She exiled them to another land

What was the state of the monarchy after the war?

• It was abolished

• It was weakened

• It remained unchanged

• It was stronger than ever

What was the main cause of instability in Wonderland's parliament?

• Economic downturn

• External threats

• Jealousy among matriarchs

• Lack of resources

What did Princess Alice prefer to do instead of attending the gala?

• Read books in the library

• Play with her friend Dodge

• Explore the crystal mines

• Attend a military parade

What was the purpose of the inventor's parade?

• To flaunt citizens' skills and ingenuity

• To celebrate the queen's birthday

• To entertain the queen

• To showcase military strength

How did Alice alter the inventions during the parade?

• By using magic spells

• By instructing the inventors

• By physically modifying them

• By using her imagination

What advice did Queen Genevieve give Alice about her imagination?

• To share it with everyone in Wonderland

• To suppress it to avoid trouble

• To use it freely without restrictions

• To develop it with love, justice, and duty

What incident involved Alice's imagination and young Jack of Diamonds?

• She turned him into a frog

• She made his shoes disappear

• She made him invisible

• She filled his trousers with squiggling creatures

What does Queen Genevieve believe is necessary for Wonderland's survival?

• Alliances with other lands

• A strong military

• Alice's imaginative powers

• A stable economy