Simple
Simple 1
Simple 2
Not Simple
You think?
100

Why does Alice follow the White Rabbit?

Because she is curious and surprised (curiosity / imagination)

100

Q: Which is correct:

A) He go to school
B) He goes to school

B) He goes to school

100

What is the comparative of “good”?

 

100

“Flowers can’t ______.”

talk

100

Which is correct:


 A) Can you to help me?                B) Can you help me?

B) Can you help me?

200

Double jeopardy 

What is the plural of “fish”

Fish. 

You don't say fish"s"

200

What does the White Rabbit represent in the story?

Anxiety and rush of everyday life

200

Which is correct:


A) There is many people                 B) There are many people

200

What is the comperative of “bad”?


                 

200

Doubled jeopardy!!!!!

Change to past: “She is running"

She was running. Or She ran. 

300

Why is a raven like a ______ ______?

writing desk

300

Q: “Today we would like to take you on a ______ to Wonderland.”

journey

300

What happens after Alice drinks the bottle?

She becomes small

300

“The Queen of Hearts represents the adults’ ______ and ______.”

anger, negativity

300

“I’m afraid I can’t explain myself… because I’m not ______.”

myself

400

Make a complete senrtence using "Which"

That shop sells jeans. It's my favourite shop. 

That shop which sells jeans is my favourite.

400

The shortest way… is usually the ______

longest

400

We are all-knowing and ______ creatures.

wise

400

The Doorknob says: “Nothing’s impossible.”
What is the mistake Alice makes with the word?

She says “impossible” instead of “impassible”

400

Use who

She is Mary. She works at Rossini. 

She is Mary who works at Rossini. 

500

Wonderland is perfectly ______… if you think upside-down

logical

500

Ask a question for this answer: “Yes, I did"

Did you...........?

500

Who does he remind you of?

A famous explorer 

500

What do you find downstairs in a house, or a townhouse? 

A Basement

500

What does the Cheshire Cat help Alice understand?

That direction depends on where you want to go (choice matters)