8 Questions
Alice and her sister were sitting on a bank covered with clumps of roses.
False
Alice's sister was reading a book while Alice was feeling energetic.
False
The White Rabbit had blue eyes and stopped to eat a carrot before running off.
False
Alice chased the Rabbit across a field and saw it disappear into a rabbit hole.
True
The rabbit hole went straight like a tunnel without any sudden dips.
False
Alice fell down the rabbit hole without any interruptions.
False
Alice found a little golden key on a glass table behind a high curtain.
False
Alice wished she could shrink herself like a telescope upon entering the garden.
False
Study Notes
Alice's Adventure Begins
- Alice and her sister sat on a green grassy bank surrounded by daisies while her sister was reading a book.
- Alice felt drowsy and saw a White Rabbit with pink eyes running by, worried about being late.
- The Rabbit took a watch from its waistcoat pocket, checked the time, and hurried away.
- Curious, Alice followed the Rabbit across the field and saw it disappear down a large rabbit hole under the hedge.
- Alice followed the Rabbit down the hole, which went straight for a distance before suddenly dipping down sharply.
The Fall Down the Rabbit Hole
- Alice fell down the hole, exclaiming "Down, down, down. Would the fall never come to an end?"
- She suddenly landed on a heap of sticks and dry leaves, ending her fall.
The Hall of Many Doors
- Alice chased the Rabbit but lost it, then found a little three-legged table made of solid glass with a golden key on it.
- Behind a low curtain, Alice found a little door, which she unlocked with the golden key.
- The door led to a beautiful garden, the loveliest Alice had ever seen.
Alice's Wishes
- Alice wished she could shut like a telescope, implying she wanted to change size.
Test your knowledge on the adventures of Alice as she follows a White Rabbit down a rabbit hole in the classic tale of 'Alice in Wonderland'. This quiz covers key events and characters from the story.
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