Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland: Themes, Motifs and Symbols Quiz: Quick Quiz

1 of 5
Alice's struggle to maintain a comfortable physical size is best understood as a reference to ___.

Death
Madness
Love
Puberty

2 of 5
Which of the novel's themes is represented by Alice's inability to understand the Queen's croquet game?

The specter of death
The loss of innocence
Life as meaningless puzzle
The importance of family

3 of 5
Which object is symbolic of Alice's surreal and distorted perception of Wonderland?

The Caterpillar's mushroom
The White Rabbit's watch
The Queen's croquet mallet
The Mad Hatter's hat

4 of 5
What word does Alice use to reject or criticize her experiences in Wonderland?

Shenanigans
Nonsense
Baloney
Curious

5 of 5
Which theme is represented by Alice's frustrating loss of control over her body?

Condemnation of classism
The loss of innocence
Life as meaningless puzzle
The importance of family

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

Themes, Motifs and Symbols Quiz

1 of 5
Alice's struggle to maintain a comfortable physical size is best understood as a reference to ___.

2 of 5
Which of the novel's themes is represented by Alice's inability to understand the Queen's croquet game?

3 of 5
Which object is symbolic of Alice's surreal and distorted perception of Wonderland?

4 of 5
What word does Alice use to reject or criticize her experiences in Wonderland?

5 of 5
Which theme is represented by Alice's frustrating loss of control over her body?

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1 of 5 Alice's struggle to maintain a comfortable physical size is best understood as a reference to ___.

2 of 5 Which of the novel's themes is represented by Alice's inability to understand the Queen's croquet game?

3 of 5 Which object is symbolic of Alice's surreal and distorted perception of Wonderland?

4 of 5 What word does Alice use to reject or criticize her experiences in Wonderland?

5 of 5 Which theme is represented by Alice's frustrating loss of control over her body?

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Important Quotations Explained MAIN IDEAS

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Take a Study Break

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QUIZ: Is This a Mark Twain Quote or a Line from The Office?

QUIZ: Which Greek God Are You?

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1 of 5
Alice's struggle to maintain a comfortable physical size is best understood as a reference to ___.

2 of 5
Which of the novel's themes is represented by Alice's inability to understand the Queen's croquet game?

3 of 5
Which object is symbolic of Alice's surreal and distorted perception of Wonderland?

4 of 5
What word does Alice use to reject or criticize her experiences in Wonderland?

5 of 5
Which theme is represented by Alice's frustrating loss of control over her body?