Week 15: Through the Looking-Glass

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The following is a list of statements which are either True or False. When you take the quiz, you will have 10 of these statements, chosen at random. You can take the quiz up to 5 times, and your average score will be recorded.

Apply the 80% RULE when you are taking quizzes for these classes. In other words: don't stress about trying to get 100% on these quizzes. The quizzes are here to make sure you are ready to go on to the next activity. If you get 80% or better, you are ready to proceed. If you get less than 80% you need to go back and do the reading again (read more slowly, take notes) and take the quiz again, aiming for at least 80%.

  1. T or F ? Alice used a magical spell she found in a book to enter into the looking-glass world.
  2. T or F ? Tweedledee told Alice she was a character in the dream of the sleeping Red King.
  3. T or F ? The White Queen came riding up on the back of the gigantic crow.
  4. T or F ? Alice had to hold the text of Jabberwocky up to the mirror in order to be able to read it.
  5. T or F ? Alice tells Humpty Dumpty that she is seven and a half years old.
  6. T or F ? Alice knew she had become a Queen because she turned into a wooden chess piece.
  7. T or F ? Alice and the Red Queen ran and ran, but they stayed in the same place.
  8. T or F ? Humpty Dumpty thought that he was able to tell Alice the meaning of the Jabberwocky words.
  9. T or F ? The Jabberwocky poem is written in old-fashioned Shakespearian English.
  10. T or F ? The Walrus and the Carpenter ate all the oysters who had come on a walk with them.
  11. T or F ? The White Knight had invented a pudding made of blotting paper, gun-powder, and sealing-wax.
  12. T or F ? To become a Queen, Alice had to get rid of either the Red Queen or the White Queen.
  13. T or F ? There was no way for Alice to tell Tweedledee and Tweedledum apart.
  14. T or F ? The chess pieces in the looking-glass world can move on their own and talk.
  15. T or F ? The White Knight lets Alice ride on his horse while he walks along beside them.
  16. T or F ? Alice tried to make her puppy named "Little Red" pretend to be the Red Queen chess piece.
  17. T or F ? An unbirthday present is when you give away presents to other people on your birthday.
  18. T or F ? A gigantic crow flew up when Tweedledee and Tweedledum were doing battle.
  19. T or F ? The White Knight is the one looking-glass character with absolutely no imagination at all.
  20. T or F ? The White Queen turns into an oyster while they are sitting at the dinner table.
  21. T or F ? When Alice woke up, she could not remember anything at all about the looking-glass world.
  22. T or F ? Humpty Dumpty was a big round egg sitting on a wall.
  23. T or F ? The Frog doesn't think you need to answer the door until the door asks you a question.
  24. T or F ? The White Queen thought that Alice was a volcano when the invisible Alice lifted her up.
  25. T or F ? Humpty Dumpty's face has eyes on the side of his nose and his mouth is on top of his head.

Modern Languages MLLL-2003. World Literature: Frametales. Laura Gibbs, Ph.D. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. You must give the original author credit. You may not use this work for commercial purposes. If you alter, transform, or build upon this work, you may distribute the resulting work only under a license identical to this one.
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