原版英语RAZ 教案Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Part 2)_CQ.pdf

Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Alices Adventures in Wonderland,Part 2Level YName Date Instructions:Read each question carefully and choose the best answer.Quick Check continued on following pageClassics Quick Check1.How do the quick and jarring changes in setting affect Alice?AThe changing setting adds to her feelings of confusion and unreality.BThe changing setting causes her to think nothing matters.CThe changing setting thrills her by offering ever-new adventures.DThe changing setting helps her stay calm because she knows things will end.2.Which of the following events happens first in this part of the story?AAlice finds the blue caterpillar.BAlice grows so large that she becomes stuck in the White Rabbits house.CAlice scares the animals away by talking about her cat.DAlice and the animals run around in a Caucus-race.3.Read this sentence:“You are not attending!”said the Mouse to Alice severely.What is the meaning of attending?Aasking questionsBparticipatingCtaking notesDpaying attention4.Which of the following details builds suspense in the rising action of this part of the story?AAlice misses Dinah.BAlice hears the Rabbit demand that they burn down the house.CThe Dodo hands out prizes.DThe Mouse begins to tell a dull story and is constantly interrupted.5.How are Alice,Pat,and Bill alike?AThey allow the White Rabbit to boss them around.BThey are all young.CThey are all rude.DThey are all friends of the White Rabbit.Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Alices Adventures in Wonderland,Part 2Level YName Date Classics Quick Check(continued)Quick Check continued on following page6.Read this sentence:And she began fancying the sort of thing that would happen.What is the meaning of fancying?AwishingBimaginingCplanningDdismissing7.What pair of homophones causes confusion between Alice and the Mouse?Apare and pairBfan and fanCtale and tailDhere and hear8.Why does Alice obey the White Rabbit when he tells her to fetch his gloves and fan?AShe is frightened.BShe is polite.CShe is curious.DShe wants the White Rabbit to like her.9.How is the puppy different from the other animals Alice encounters?AThe puppy behaves the way a puppy would behave in the real world.BThe puppy is bigger than the other animals.CThe puppy is smaller than the other animals.DThe puppy behaves completely differently from how it would in the real world.10.How does Alice know what Bill is doing?AShe can hear Bill talking to himself.BShe can see Bills movements through the window.CShe can feel Bill moving around her.DShe can hear the other characters talking about Bill.Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Alices Adventures in Wonderland,Part 2Level YName Date Classics Quick Check(continued)11.Extended Response:What is Alices main problem in this part of the story?How is the problem solved?Support your answer with details from the text.12.Extended Response:Describe the White Rabbits personality and then explain whether you would want to be friends with that character or not.Support your answer with details from the text.Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Alices Adventures in Wonderland,Part 2Level YClassics Quick Check Answer Key1.A Analyze Setting2.D Sequence Events3.D Vocabulary4.B Analyze Plot5.A Compare and Contrast6.B Vocabulary7.C Story Elements8.A Analyze Character9.A Compare and Contrast10.D Make Inferences/Draw Conclusions11.Answers will vary but should indicate the following:Alices main problem is escaping unharmed from the White Rabbits house.After entering the house to retrieve the White Rabbits gloves and fan,she drinks from a bottle that causes her to grow very large.Once the White Rabbit realizes this,he is determined to get her out of his house,even if it means harming her.Several animals throw pebbles into the house,which turn into cakes.Alice eats one and shrinks small enough to run out of the house,solving the problem on her own.12.Answers will vary but should indicate the following:The White Rabbit is a high-anxiety,bossy kind of character.He is always rushing about,fearing he will be late and losing things,like his gloves and fan.Given his determination to remove Alice from his house using any means necessary,the reader could conclude that he is not kind or friendly.Answers will conclude with the students opinion on befriending the White Rabbit on the basis of his personality as described previously.