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Who is this?
Duchess
What does the word “hate” mean?
To strongly dislike something.
Why did Alice speak to the Mouse in French?
Because she thought it might not understand English.
What does the word “perhaps” mean?
Maybe; possibly.
Why was the White Rabbit worried?
Because he was going to be late and the Duchess would be angry.
What did Alice say about new shoes?
She said she would give her feet new shoes for Christmas.
What does the word “politely” mean?
In a respectful and kind way.
Why did the Mouse get angry?
Because Alice talked about her cat Dinah and about cats and dogs.
Who was swimming near Alice in the water?
A mouse.
What was the “sea” really?
It was her tears.
What does the word “vanish” mean?
To disappear.
What fell from the White Rabbit’s hands?
His hat.
Why couldn’t Alice go into the garden?
Because she was too big to go through the door.
How tall did Alice become?
More than three metres high.
The mouse could understand French and Spanish.
FALSE
What`s this?
frightened
What happened to Alice after she ate the cake?
At first, nothing happened. Then, she became taller and bigger.
Why Alice wanted to leave the pool?
Because she was tired of swimming.
Alice mentioned two types of pet to the mouse. What were they?
a cat and a dog
what`s this?
a conversation
The White Rabbit was wearing blue gloves.
FALSE
Alice was crying because she was too tall and couldn`t go to the garden.
TRUE
What happened in the end of chapter 2?
Alice was in the pool with strange animals.
When Alice met the mouse in the pool she spoke to it in ...
French
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