Alice in Wonderland

Question 1

Dormouse

Answer 1

A small, furry-covered rodent
This is a small dormouse.

Question 2

indignantly

Answer 2

Angrily, resentfully
He asked indignantly.

Question 3

Civil

Answer 3

Polite, respectful
Helena is a very civil person.

Question 4

Remarks

Answer 4

A comment
I agree with his remarks.

Question 5

Severity

Answer 5

seriously, harch
The severity of his actions was visible.

Question 6

Riddle

Answer 6

Conundrum, puzzle
Stop talking in riddles.

Question 7

Hastily

Answer 7

Fastly, horridly, quicky
This was done hastily.

Question 8

Uneasily

Answer 8

Uncomfortably
Renata approached uneasily.

Question 9

meekly

Answer 9

compliantly, submissively
He obeyed meekly.

Question 10

Bread crumbs

Answer 10

Little particles of bread
There are bread crumbs all over the table.

Question 11

To grumble

Answer 11

To complain, to murmur
He grumbled constantly.

Question 12

Gloomily

Answer 12

Darkly, dimly
Stop acting so gloomily.

Question 13

to mutter

Answer 13

to murmur
You are always muttering.

Question 14

Puzzled

Answer 14

confused, perplexed
The answer left him puzzled.

Question 15

slight

Answer 15

small
Slight insecurities were seen on his face.

Question 16

Wearily

Answer 16

tiredly
“I’m so tired,” he said wearily.

Question 17

Contemptuosly

Answer 17

Disdainfully, scornfully
It was done contemptuously.

Question 18

Cautiously

Answer 18

Carefully
He have to approach this cautiously.

Question 19

In a twinkling

Answer 19

In a moment/jiffy/wink
I’ll be bak in a twinkling.

Question 20

mournfully

Answer 20

Sadly, scornfully
“He was a good man,” he said mournfully.

Question 21

To quarrel

Answer 21

To argue, to fight verbally
Go quarrel elsewhere.

Question 22

To bawl out

Answer 22

To shout out
“Yes!” she bawled out.

Question 23

Savage

Answer 23

wild, barbarian
Don’t act like a savage.

Question 24

Between whiles

Answer 24

In the meantime
I put the cake in the oven, and in between whiles I watched a movie.

Question 25

To venture

Answer 25

To dare
Who ventures to ask such stupid questions?

Question 26

Alarmed at

Answer 26

Scared of
He was alarmed at the monster.

Question 27

Hoarse

Answer 27

Harsh
You shouldn’t have been so hoarse with her.

Question 28

Feeble

Answer 28

Weak
You are very feeble.

Question 29

To plead

Answer 29

To beg
And so they pleaded to watch the match.

Question 30

Treacle

Answer 30

Molasses, syrup
That is some tasty treacle

Question 30

Treacle

Answer 30

Molasses, syrup
That is some tasty treacle.

Question 31

Sulkuly

Answer 31

uncheerfully, sullenly
He started muttering sulkuly.

Question 32

Triumphantly

Answer 32

Victoriously
The next day, the team entered triumphantly.

Question 33

Earnestly

Answer 33

Seriously
“I’m going to fail this test,” Marija said earnestly.

Question 34

Humbly

Answer 34

Modestly, submissively
He exited humbly.

Question 35

a doze

Answer 35

a nap
I don’t have time for a doze.

Question 36

To consent

Answer 36

To agree
Do you consent to the terms and conditions?

Question 37

Rudness

Answer 37

Impoliteness
Such rudeness was unbelievable to Mr Blak.

Question 38

Instantly

Answer 38

Immediately
He jumped instantly.

Question 39

To nibble

Answer 39

To eat in small bites.
He nibbled like a mouse.

Question 40

Flower-bed

Answer 40

a garden plot in which flowers are grown
That flower bed is so lovely.

Question 41

List some peculiar things in the chapter.

Answer 41

Time is alive and sensitive; March Hare insulted it.
When they want a new cup, they move up one place, so just one person gets a new one.
They don’t run out of supplies.
They are very polite, communicate formally, and care about manners.
Hatter is mad because the breaths lead when making hats.
Alice doesn’t know a single story.
In Dormouse’s story, the characters live on a treacle at the bottom of a well to learn how to draw.
Riddles have no answers.