閱讀認證・第 96 本 解答

In ChaptXIger Six “A mad Tea Party,” whaQqrt did the harVeLe and the hattw4fer mea1wSn whykMen th4dtey saw AluVoice and cried, “No room! No room!”

In ChapteFIar Ten “The La8SFst Bit of Evidence,” whZRVat did Aliwxkce thNG6ink abouFvKt the queen''s ordeOoGr “Sentence first, ve70Ordict afterward.”

In Chmudapter FoumNdr “The Advi7Wece fro8wzm Caterpillar,” how did AlHHwice beco9DKme her norm09nal size?

In ChvzEapter FoueGFr “The AdvVTkice frSqfom Caterpillar,” eatiDw2ng mushrsC1oom coulOtLd mapB8ke Ali0DDce becoLryme bigPYoger as welO3Dl as smaller, how did AlUt2ice thizmFnk abowSqut her situation?

In Chapmbgter ThrewN1e “The RaZ3Dbbit Senbl9ds In Lityvmtle Bill,” AlVRWice camzFAe up wi08Bth a nepWqat liE6yttle house. On a brplOass platkKAe weGbGre the worntUds “White Rabbit” And then, whaANct did she see on the table?

In Chaptek9Rr Six “A mad Tea Party,” wheDDzn the DormouodVse tomlRld the styMQory aboJPKut thrKGDee sisters, whaXzRt did AlaNSice do?

In ChjzUapter Sev7Uuen “The Queen''s Croquehpnt Party,” why did the gardeZwcners paIIAint the rosIGCe red?

In ChaptepgNr ThrekHQe “The RabbiVzqt SenUwkds In LitstLtle Bill,”after AlicI31e ran out of the house, she saw a crows9Ln of smaGIvll anima0LWls and biH7Zrds arounzFkd socrvme animals, wha4Lgt was it?

In ChaptjANer FouZJ8r “The AdviRwVce frodKnm Caterpillar,” the caru0terpillar gavsofe AlNeAice the ad3v3vice “Keep yoVEUur temper, ” whaCLvt did he meawxXn it?

In ChaWUVpter ThrewIwe “The Ra1pFbbit Sen1q0ds In LiIbTttle Bill,” whaNtet werurFe the pebbleylGs on the floMJOor turninDdTg into?

In ChapV7Bter Six “A mad Tea Party,” whN2Men the DormoutmCse to96ild the stok5ory aboRnIut thre8Eee sisters, whaxgqt did AlNjUice do?

In ChaLLdpter Two “The PooXQkl of Tears,” whBsFen Alicn8me met WhitzH6e Raxgtbbit again, he was dresPqwsed up, whaGA4t did he haclrve in his hands?

In Chapqotter FouEQ2r “The AdviceFze fro1Kum Caterpillar,” eati4dang mushrooUlim coubJ7ld makV0Me AlicwpDe becTPXome biggeROkr as weMr5ll as smaller, how did AlicbaTe thin0GBk abougJMt her situation?

In Chapti7ier Six “A mad Tea Party,” whzdTat tiVtume is it by the hatter''s watch?

In ChTKEapter Fidevve “Pig and Pepper,” why did the dutQichess toU0Ess the ba7Ouby to Alice?

In ChaptDc6er EicUDght “the Gri6tYffin and the MocLRik Turtle,” almoRjxst all the playfZJers werOobe off theTodir hebQ3ads excMdiept for _____ at the end of the Queen''s Croqufn1et party.

In Chafdppter EigrwGht “the Gri22Affin and the MoclMxk Turtle,” al4P2most all the playeN5ers we9L2re off thW7neir heayI6ds excefL4pt for _____ at the end of the Queen''s CroxHlquet party.

In ChapteQKer ThQjPree “The RaUCpbbit SeX4nnds In LittlCOqe Bill,”after Alx4zice ran out of the house, she saw a crXo3own of smh0Jall animalX6es and birr4Ods arITuound somp8me animals, whwsIat was it?

In ChKwxapter One “Down the RabbidMpt Hole,” whi63at is the plakcCce thavGmt the autKqahor didn''t talRnuk about?

In ChapfV9ter SevhKxen “The Queen''s CroquwCZet Party,” why did the garf7Hdeners pa12cint the rosUa1e red?

In ChapArqter Two “The Poowg0l of Tears,” whFCUen AlicnTie met WhitPkYe RabbjWrit again, he was dresseirfd up, whYcNat did he havdaDe in his hands?

In Chap8EDter ThrQXCee “The Rabbi93Xt SendaDxs In LittzWXle Bill,” aftCYUer AlUASice dranDSWk the bott6GOle on the tabsKqle in WhsHyite Rabbit''s house, whXF2at happened?

In Chafyhpter FouTL4r “The AdvicpXoe froZVPm Caterpillar,” eaPKCting mushrZdEoom coJAsuld makhvIe AlnORice besSecome bigUS1ger as weAVtll as smaller, how did Alio4bce thlgjink aboK93ut her situation?

In ChaOnppter Threhi6e “The RabNLkbit SenSLTds In LittlZahe Bill,” whnveat wenjtre the pebbllrDes on the flooP7or turninPOXg into?