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Who is the author of "Alice in Wonderland"?
Lewis Carroll
Who was the one reading a book with no pictures?
Alice's sister
What happened to Alice when she drank the potion on the table?
she became tiny
What happened to Alice when she ate the cake?
she grew bigger
Why didn't the other animals like Dinah?
Because she was a cat, and they were afraid of cats
Who said: "The best thing to do if you're cold is to have a Caucus race"
Dodo
Who won the Caucus race?
All of them were winners.
What did the White Rabbit call Alice?
Mary Anne
What happened to Alice at the White Rabbit's house?
She grew so big and it made the other animals afraid. They started to throw stones at her.
Who said "You must never be angry"
the Caterpillar
What made Alice, the Duchess and her baby sneeze?
the pepper soup
What was the Duchess's pet?
the Cheshire cat
What was the Duchess's baby ?
a pig
Was Alice invited to the tea party?
no
What did the Hatter's watch say?
the day
Why were the gardeners making the roses red?
Because red was the Queen's favourite colour.
What did Alice play with the Queen?
croquet
Who stole the tarts?
the Knave of Hearts
Did all of this really happen to Alice?
No, it was all a dream.
What made the Mouse angry in the pool of tears?
Alice speaking about Dinah.
I am the one who Alice followed. I am so afraid that the Duchess would be mad at me because I am late.
White Rabbit
I am the one who adviced Alice to never be angry. I was seated on a mushroom, smoking a pipe.
the Caterpillar


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