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What do students will do regarding chapters 2-6 of 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'?
Where can one read the entire story of 'Alice in Wonderland'?
What happens to Alice in chapter 2?
Alice grows over nine feet tall and sits down, shedding gallons of tears.
What realization does Alice have while shrinking?
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What misunderstanding does Alice have with the Mouse?
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What does Alice find in the Rabbit's house that she drinks?
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What thought does Alice have about her size?
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What does Alice wish for as she reflects on her experiences?
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Alice believes she can learn lessons in Wonderland.
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What do the Rabbit and his servant attempt to do when they cannot enter the house?
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What happens when the crowd throws pebbles inside the house?
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Study Notes
Overview of Chapters 2-7
- Summaries of chapters 2-6 provide context for the analysis of chapter 7.
- Entire text of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" is available online.
Chapter 2 Summary
- Alice grows to over nine feet tall, barely able to see the garden door.
- She cries so much that a pool of tears forms around her, about four inches deep.
- The White Rabbit reappears, anxious about the Duchess, and scurries away when Alice speaks.
- Alice doubts her identity and reminisces about school lessons, concluding she might be her classmate, Mabel.
Chapter 3 Summary
- Alice shrinks and must swim in her own tears, encountering various animals: a Mouse, Duck, Dodo, Lory, and Eaglet.
- Attempts to communicate in French with the Mouse lead to misunderstandings, as she only remembers "Where is my cat?"
Chapter 4 Summary
- White Rabbit mistakes Alice for his housemaid, Mary Ann, and sends her to fetch his fan and gloves.
- Inside the Rabbit’s house, Alice drinks from a bottle labeled "DRINK ME" and grows significantly.
- She becomes stuck, her body pressed against the ceiling and arm out the window, leading to frustration about her changing size.
Chapter 5 Summary
- Alice reflects on her bizarre circumstances, wishing she hadn’t gone down the rabbit hole yet finding interest in her current life.
- She contemplates not wanting to get older while also lamenting the endless lessons she must learn.
Chapter 6 Summary
- Alice chastises herself for thinking about learning lessons in her cramped space, questioning the practicality of studying there.
Chapter 7 Summary
- When the Rabbit returns, Alice's size prevents entry into the house, leading to frustration among the characters.
- Attempts at getting Alice out escalate to plots involving burning the house down.
- A crowd gathers and throws pebbles at Alice, which transform into cakes; she consumes one, hoping to shrink again.
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Test your knowledge on the key events from chapters 2 to 7 of 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'. This quiz includes summaries and critical analysis to help reinforce your understanding of the text. Prepare to explore the whimsical world of Alice and her adventures.
