1: When Alice, swimming in her pool of tears, fails to communicate in English with the Mouse, she tries speaking to it in what other language?
a. French
b. German
c. Latin
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2: Whom does the White Rabbit mistake Alice for?
a. His house servant Mary Ann.
b. Bill the Lizard.
c. His gardener Pat.
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3: The White Rabbit pelts Alice with small pebbles that turn into what?
a. Tea-cups
b. Mushrooms
c. Cakes
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4: The blue caterpillar can best be described as
a. funny.
b. ambitious.
c. rude.
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5: What animal does the Duchess's baby turn into?
a. lizard
b. pig
c. rabbit
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6: At the Mad Tea-Party are the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and
a. the Dormouse.
b. Bill the Lizard.
c. the Dodo.
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7: It's always six o'clock at the Mad Tea-Party because the Mad Hatter had a falling out with whom?
a. The Queen.
b. Time.
c. The Watchmaker.
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8: What does the March Hare first offer Alice when she sits down at the Tea-Party?
a. Tea.
b. Milk.
c. Wine.
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9: When Alice leaves the Mad Tea-Party, the Mad Hatter and March Hare are attempting to
a. drown the Dormouse in the teapot.
b. bury the Dormouse under the table.
c. wake the Dormouse by hitting him with the teapot.
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10: The Queen's garden is tended by cards of what suit?
a. Hearts
b. Clubs
c. Spades
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11: Who is accused of stealing tarts?
a. The Mad Hatter
b. The Seven of Spades
c. The Knave of Hearts
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12: Who said the following: "Why, you might just as well say that 'I see what I eat' is the same thing as 'I eat what I see!'"
a. The Blue Caterpillar
b. The White Rabbit
c. The March Hare
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13: Who said the following: "If everybody minded their business, the world would go around a deal faster than it does."
a. The White Rabbit
b. The Duchess
c. The Queen
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14: When the Cheshire-Cat tells Alice, "You must be or you wouldn't have come here," he is accusing Alice of being what?
a. Lost
b. Mad
c. Curious
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15: Alice is constantly perplexed and confused because of Wonderland's lack of what?
a. Logic
b. Kindness
c. Courtesy
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