How Well Do You Know Alice In Wonderland?
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What did Alice see while listening to the story?
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A Lion
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A Rabbit
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A mouse
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A cat
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Step into the magical world of Lewis Carroll with our Alice in Wonderland Quiz! This quiz is perfect for fans of all ages who want to test their knowledge of Alice's adventures through Wonderland. With questions covering key characters, memorable quotes, and fantastical events, you'll journey alongside Alice as she meets the Cheshire Cat, the Queen of Hearts, and more. See more
Perfect for literature enthusiasts, this quiz offers a delightful mix of fun facts and challenging questions that will transport you back to Wonderland. This quiz promises a fun experience for everyone. Take the quiz to see how well you know the enchanting tale of "Alice in Wonderland"!
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What was the color of rabbit's eyes?
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Black
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Purple
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Yellow
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Pink
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A. BlackExplanation
The correct answer is Black because the rabbit's eyes in "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" are typically depicted as black. This detail helps to maintain a sense of realism amidst the fantastical elements of the story.Rate this question:
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What is the name of Chapter 1?
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Down the Hole
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Down the Hatch
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Down the Rabbit Hole
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Down the Holy Cow Hole
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Down
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A. Down the Rabbit HoleExplanation
The correct answer is "Down the Rabbit Hole" because it is a common phrase used to describe entering into a strange or surreal situation, which is often associated with the beginning of an adventure. This phrase is famously used in Lewis Carroll's book "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," where Alice falls down a rabbit hole and enters a fantastical world. The title suggests that the first chapter will introduce the readers to a similar journey or exploration.Rate this question:
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What is the name of Chapter 2?
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Down the Rabbit Hole
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Pool of Tears
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Falling Down the Hole
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Pool of Vomit
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A. Pool of TearsExplanation
The correct answer is "Pool of Tears" because it is the most appropriate and logical title for Chapter Two. This title suggests that the main character, Alice, experiences a strong emotional reaction, represented by her tears, which leads her further into her adventure. It also hints at the fantastical and imaginative nature of the story, as Alice's tears create a literal pool that she encounters in her journey.Rate this question:
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Who was burning with curiosity?
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Alice
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Rabbit
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Both
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None
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A. AliceExplanation
Alice was burning with curiosity because she was constantly questioning and seeking answers to the strange and magical events happening in Wonderland. She was eager to explore and understand the peculiar world she had stumbled upon, making her the one who was burning with curiosity.Rate this question:
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Rabbit had
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Wings
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3 meters long tail
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Sting
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None of these
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A. None of theseExplanation
The correct answer is "None of these." The rabbit did not have any unusual features like wings, a long tail, or a sting. The Rabbit in "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" is notable for his outfit and pocket watch, which make him stand out as a curious and hurried character.Rate this question:
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The rabbit that Alice saw was wearing ______
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Shoes
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Coat
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Jacket
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Nothing
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A. CoatExplanation
The Rabbit is the first creature Alice sees, anxiously running into the rabbit hole in order to not be late. He is a very distinguished rabbit, with a large house and a gardener, and always wears gloves, a waistcoat, and a pocket watch. This makes him stand out as a peculiar character in the story.Rate this question:
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What color was the rabbit?
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Red
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Grey (like Fluffy!)
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Purple
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White
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A. WhiteExplanation
The correct answer is "White." The rabbit Alice follows is famously known as the White Rabbit, characterized by his white fur, waistcoat, and pocket watch, making him a memorable figure in the story.Rate this question:
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Alice had a pet that could talk in different languages. Which was that animal?
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There was no such animal.
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Dog
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Elephant
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Bear
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A. There was no such animal.Explanation
The correct answer is "There was no such animal" because, despite the fantastical elements in the story, Alice did not have a pet that could talk in different languages. This question serves to emphasize the whimsical nature of Wonderland, where animals and objects often display human characteristics, but it also clarifies that Alice herself did not possess such a pet.Rate this question:
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The bottle on the bottom of the well is marked:
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EAT ME
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DRINK ME
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CHEW ME
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SEE ME, but Don't Even Look at me!
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HUG ME
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A. DRINK MEExplanation
The correct answer is "DRINK ME" because in "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," the bottle that Alice finds is marked "DRINK ME," which causes her to change size when she consumes it. This bottle plays a significant role in Alice's journey, leading to various size-related challenges and adventures.Rate this question:
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What item marked "EAT ME" does Alice enjoy?
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A slice of pizza
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Grass
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A goat
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A piece of pastrie
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A small cake
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A. A small cakeExplanation
In "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," Alice enjoys a small cake that is marked "EAT ME." This cake causes her to change size dramatically, adding to the whimsical and unpredictable nature of her adventures in Wonderland.Rate this question:
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At the beginning of chapter one, Alice is:
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Hungry
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Bored
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Stupid
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Fhirein her lasharz
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Excited
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A. BoredExplanation
The correct answer is "Bored" because at the beginning of chapter one, Alice feels a lack of interest or enthusiasm, which leads her to notice the White Rabbit. Her boredom and curiosity about the rabbit trigger the sequence of events that follow.Rate this question:
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What does Alice see in the keyhole?
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You
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Herself
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A garden
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A castle
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Something marked with an X
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A. A gardenExplanation
Alice sees a garden in the keyhole. In "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," she peeks through the keyhole of a tiny door and sees a beautiful garden, which she wishes to enter. This vision motivates her to find a way to shrink in size so that she can pass through the door.Rate this question:
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What animal(s) does Alice try and talk to in the opening chapters (One and Two)?
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Monkey, DoDo
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Mouse, Monkey
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Mouse, Rabbit
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DoDo, Monkey
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Rabbit, Tibbar
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A. Mouse, RabbitExplanation
In the opening chapters, Alice tries to talk to a Mouse and a Rabbit. These interactions highlight the whimsical and anthropomorphic nature of Wonderland, where animals speak and exhibit human-like behaviors.Rate this question:
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Alice fell into the _______.
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Deep rabbit hole
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Deep well
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Ocean
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None of these
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A. Deep rabbit holeExplanation
Alice fell into the deep rabbit hole. This is the correct answer because in Lewis Carroll's novel "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," Alice follows the White Rabbit and falls into a rabbit hole, which leads her to a fantastical underground world. The phrase "down the rabbit hole" has since become a metaphor for entering a strange or surreal situation.Rate this question:
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