Alice in wonderland online exercise - Free Printable

Let’s go through each question one by one and find the correct answers based on the story “Alice in Wonderland”.

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1) Alice was lying under a tree listening to her ________ reading a story.
In the beginning of the story, Alice is with her sister, who is reading a book.
→ Correct answer: b) Sister

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2) Who was burning with curiosity?
Alice sees the White Rabbit and becomes very curious about where he’s going and why he’s in a hurry.
→ Correct answer: c) Alice

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3) Where did the rabbit go?
The rabbit runs down a hole — that’s how Alice follows him into Wonderland.
→ Correct answer: a) Into the hole

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4) The rabbit had ________
In most versions (including this worksheet), the rabbit has pink eyes. Also, later questions mention “pink eyes”.
→ Correct answer: c) Pink eyes

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5) The garden Alice saw was ________
When Alice looks through the little door, she sees a beautiful, lovely garden.
→ Correct answer: c) lovely

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6) Match with their opposite words:
We need to pair each word with its opposite:

- quickly ↔ slowly
- talking ↔ silent (or not speaking)
- listening ↔ speaking (because when you speak, you’re not listening, and vice versa)

So:
- quickly → slowly
- talking → silent
- listening → speaking

*(Note: Sometimes “talking” and “speaking” are synonyms, but here they’re used as opposites to “silent” and “listening” respectively for matching purposes.)*

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7) Find out one word from the story that means:
- Move fast → Speed or Hurry? But the clue says start with “S” → likely Speed
Wait — in the story, the rabbit is always in a *hurry*. But “hurry” starts with H.
Actually, common word meaning “move fast” starting with S is Swiftly or Speedily, but maybe they want Scamper?
But looking at context — perhaps Sprint? Not in story.
Wait — maybe it’s Skip? No.

Actually, let’s think simpler: In many children’s versions, the word used is “speed” or “swift”, but since it says “from the story”, and we know the rabbit is always rushing…
Perhaps the intended answer is “Scuttle”? Unlikely.

Wait — look at Q9b: “hurry / is/in/a/ why/ he?” — so “hurry” is a key word.

But for “Move fast” starting with S — maybe “Shoot”? No.

Actually, I think the expected answer is “Speed” — even if not directly quoted, it’s implied.

For “Happy” starting with D — that’s tricky. Happy = delighted? Joyful?
“Delighted” starts with D! And in some versions, Alice feels delighted.

So:
- Move fast → Speed
- Happy → Delighted

*(If strict to text, maybe “Smile” for happy? But doesn’t start with D. So “Delighted” is best fit.)*

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8) Identify the adjectives - The rabbit had pink eyes and was wearing a blue jacket.
Adjectives describe nouns. Here, “pink” describes “eyes”, “blue” describes “jacket”. Both are adjectives.
→ Correct answer: c) both

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9) Re-arrange the following words to make a meaningful sentence.

a) going /he/ is/ where?
→ Rearranged: Where is he going?

b) hurry/ is/in/a/ why/ he?
→ Rearranged: Why is he in a hurry?

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10) What was so strange about the rabbit?
Looking at the images next to the boxes:
- One shows the rabbit wearing clothes (blue jacket, red bow tie)
- One shows him holding a pocket watch
- One shows him talking or acting human

So three strange things:
1. He wore clothes (like a human)
2. He carried a pocket watch (rabbits don’t do that!)
3. He could talk and act like a person

You can write any three of these.

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Final Answer:

1) b) Sister
2) c) Alice
3) a) Into the hole
4) c) Pink eyes
5) c) lovely
6) quickly – slowly; talking – silent; listening – speaking
7) Move fast – Speed; Happy – Delighted
8) c) both
9) a) Where is he going?
b) Why is he in a hurry?
10) Three strange things:
- He wore clothes
- He carried a pocket watch
- He could talk like a human