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

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Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

Lewis Carroll

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?