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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Questions: 5

Grade: 2

Words: 88

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Alice is a curious girl with a big heart. One day, she falls into a rabbit hole and lands in Wonderland, a magical place with talking animals and strange characters. She meets a grinning Cheshire Cat, a silly Mad Hatter who loves tea, and a strict Queen with a quick temper. In Wonderland, Alice learns many things. She learns that rules are important to make things work smoothly, and it is always good to be kind and polite to everyone, even if they are very different from us.

Question 1

Who is the main character of the story?

The Queen

The Mad Hatter

The Cheshire Cat

Alice

Explanation. The story revolves around Alice and her adventures in Wonderland.

The Rabbit

Question 2

What does Alice learn about in Wonderland?

The importance of rules and being kind

Explanation. In Wonderland, Alice learns about the importance of rules and the value of being kind and polite to everyone.

How to cook

How to fly

How to become invisible

How to solve math problems

Question 3

What does the Cheshire Cat always do?

Dance

Grin

Explanation. In the story, it is mentioned that Alice meets a grinning Cheshire Cat.

Sing

Eat

Cry

Question 4

What is the sequence of characters Alice meets in Wonderland?

Mad Hatter, Cheshire Cat, Queen

Queen, Mad Hatter, Cheshire Cat

Cheshire Cat, Mad Hatter, Queen

Explanation. According to the story, Alice first meets the Cheshire Cat, then the Mad Hatter, and finally the Queen.

Mad Hatter, Queen, Cheshire Cat

Cheshire Cat, Queen, Mad Hatter

Question 5

Is the Queen of Wonderland a kind character?

True

False

Explanation. The Queen is described as a strict character with a quick temper, indicating she is not kind.

Sometimes

Not mentioned in the text

Not applicable

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