Alice In Wonderland Quiz
Which Alice In Wonderland characters are you? Do you think that every character as the same personality like you? Let's find out who is your personality alike!
- 1.
![Do you play well with others? - ProProfs]( "Do you play well with others?")
Do you play well with others?- A.
As long as we're playing i want to play the game.
- B.
I prefer to play alone
- C.
Sure!what are we playing?
- D.
Sit down,would you like some tea?
- 2.
![What's the scariest thing in Wonderland? - ProProfs]( "What's the scariest thing in Wonderland?")
What's the scariest thing in Wonderland?- A.
The untrustworthy foods and elixirs.
- B.
The constants uncertaintly
- C.
The Queen of hearts
- D.
The jabberwocky
- 3.
![Who are you most likely to argue with today? - ProProfs]( "Who are you most likely to argue with today?")
Who are you most likely to argue with today?- A.
A close friend or family member
- B.
A co-worker
- C.
A complete stranger
- D.
Myself
- 4.
![You wake up early with plenty of time to make it to work. What do you do with your extra time? - ProProfs]( "You wake up early with plenty of time to make it to work. What do you do with your extra time?")
You wake up early with plenty of time to make it to work. What do you do with your extra time?- A.
Get to work early and got some things done
- B.
Whatever i feel like
- C.
I lose track of time and i end up running late
- D.
Drink a nice cup of tea before heading out
- 5.
![How many drug references are in 'Alice in Wonderland'? - ProProfs]( "How many drug references are in 'Alice in Wonderland'?")
How many drug references are in 'Alice in Wonderland'?- A.
The whole things is about drugs!
- B.
A few, but its more whimsical than anything.
- C.
One or two. those rumors are exagerated
- D.
None
- 6.
![What makes Alice's adventures so meaningful? - ProProfs]( "What makes Alice's adventures so meaningful?")
What makes Alice's adventures so meaningful?- A.
It was one of the first stories where a female protagonist went on an adventure,on her own and didn't die.
- B.
The stories are so open to interpretation they serve as a mirror,releaving truths about the reader as the redear examines the stories
- C.
It was one of the first psychedelic stories, opening a door to a new kind of story telling.
- D.
It was a colorful appeal to the artistic side of a culturally repressed Victorian-era England.
- 7.
![What is your favorite stories? - ProProfs]( "What is your favorite stories?")
What is your favorite stories?- A.
Are about ideas, and can change the way you think.
- B.
Are mind blowing experiments in how to tell a story
- C.
Make perfect sense and never leave loose ends.
- D.
Make me feel things i did'nt even realize i could feel.
- 8.
![Why is a raven like a writing desk? - ProProfs]( "Why is a raven like a writing desk?")
Why is a raven like a writing desk?- A.
Poe wrote on both
- B.
There's a "b" in "both "and an "n" in "neither"
- C.
Because they can produce a few notes thou they are very flat; and it is never put with the wrong end in front.
- D.
You might do something better with the time than asking riddles that have no answers.
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