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CHAPTERS 7-8 ALICE IN WONDERLAND
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How tall was Alice when she finally walked into the garden in Chapter 7?
About 30 centimetres high.
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Who appears above Alice’s head later in chapter 8?
The Cheshire Cat appears.
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Who is this character in Chapter 7?
Mad Hatter
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Why is Alice not very afraid of the Queen at first?
Because she thinks they are only cards.
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What are the three gardeners doing when Alice sees them (Chapter 8)?
They are painting the flowers red.
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Who was sitting between the Mad Hatter and the March Hare?
A large brown mouse.
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What was unusual about the Mad Hatter’s watch?
It told the day of the week, but not the time.
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Why are the gardeners painting the flowers red?
Because the Queen wanted red flowers, but the tree had white flowers.
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Alice thinks the tea party is "psdiut".
stupid
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Who is this character in Chapter 8?
Knave of Hearts
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Where was the tea party located in Chapter 7?
Under a tree in front of a house.
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Who is this character in Chapter 7?
March Hare
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There are three "nrgserade" by the tree.
gardeners
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What does the word "polite" mean?
Having good manners and being kind to others.
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What did the March Hare use to put butter into the watch?
A bread knife.
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What do the gardeners fear the Queen will do?
They fear she will cut off their heads.
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Who looked at Alice and shouted "Cut off her head!"?
The Queen (of Hearts)
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What does the word "strange" mean?
Very unusual, weird, or surprising.
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The Queen wants trees with red "rolsewf".
flowers
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How did the Mad Hatter wake up the Mouse?
He put a little hot tea on its nose.
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Who comes into the garden after the gardeners shout?
The Queen, the King, and many other people come into the garden.
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