Alice in Wonderland: Through the Looking Glass Flashcards

1
Q

Who made Time mad and was stuck in a neverending tea party?

A

The Hatter

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2
Q

Which character represents the call to adventure?

A

White Rabbit

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3
Q

Who moves slowly across the garden but orders his men around more quickly?

A

King of Hearts

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4
Q

Which character is reckless because he’s sure things will turn out alright?

A

Mock Turtle

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5
Q

Who famously says ‘Off with her head’?

A

Queen of Hearts

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6
Q

Which character quizzes Alice to determine if she’s a true queen?

A

Cheshire Cat

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7
Q

Who believes everything has a moral?

A

Duchess

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8
Q

Which characters fight over a crown they’re never going to get?

A

The Lion and the Unicorn

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9
Q

Who pardons those his wife sentenced to death?

A

White King

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10
Q

Which character falls off his horse a lot and sings Alice a song that makes her cry?

A

White Knight

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11
Q

Who talks a lot about his lessons and makes fun of Alice for not knowing things?

A

Tweedledee and Tweedledum

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12
Q

Who tells Alice that the garden is a chess board?

A

Red Queen

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13
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Which character says ‘We’re all mad here’?

A

Cheshire Cat

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14
Q

Who are the twins that never disagree with each other?

A

Tweedledee and Tweedledum

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15
Q

Which characters mirror each other: Hatter, March Hare, and Dormouse?

A

Tweedledee and Tweedledum

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16
Q

Which characters mirror each other: Queen of Hearts?

A

Red and White Queens

17
Q

Which characters mirror each other: King of Hearts?

A

White King

18
Q

Why did Lewis Carroll write this book?

A

He wrote it as a rejection of didacticism after telling the story to his best friend’s daughter, Alice.

19
Q

What happens every time Alice eats or drinks something?

A

She grows or shrinks, representing going through puberty and growing up.

20
Q

How is chess used as a theme in Through the Looking Glass?

A

It represents life and the strategy needed to move up in the world.

21
Q

Whose dream might Through the Looking Glass be?

A

Either Alice or the Red King because he was sleeping.

22
Q

How is the theme of identity explored throughout the books?

A

Alice constantly questions her identity and what her identity means.

23
Q

How does Alice grow and change throughout the books?

A

She matures and learns how to stick up for herself.