Alice in Wonderland
Chapter 1
Down the Rabbit Hole
根据故事内容，回答下列问题：
1.Why did Alice run after the white rabbit?
2. What did Alice do in the long hall?
翻译下列句子：
She saw a leaf falling from a tree, but she was too sleepy to look at it.米酒的做法
She didn’t stop to wonder how she could get out again.
She could still e the White Rabbit, far away along the rabbit hole.
有氧运动是什么
葛根丰胸Then she saw a very little door, hidden near one of the big doors.
It’s no good crying like that. Stop it at once!
Chapter 2
The Pool of Tears
1. Did Alice become taller or shorter after she ate the cake?
2. Where did the pool of tears come from?
This hall is too small for me now
He had his best clothes on, and he had two very clean white gloves in one hand and a fan in his other hand.
He ran away as quickly as he could, and the gloves and the fan fell from his hands.
She heard something splashing about in the pool near her.
I never speak about cats! I don’t want to hear any more about them.
Chapter 3
A Caucus Race
1. Who gave the prizes after the Caucus race was over?
2. What was the prize for Alice?
“The best thing if you are cold,” the Dodo said, “is to have a race—a Caucus race.”
The Dodo made marks to show where to run.
Alice was not ready for this, but she put her hand in her pocket.
The sweets were too small for the big birds: they did not last.
She’s very good at catching birds too—Oh, why have they all gone?”
Chapter 4活出自我
小石桥The White Rabbit’s Hou
1. What was the White Rabbit looking for?
2. What happened after Alice ate the cake?
如何保护嗓子
Alice ran towards a little hou without trying to tell the White Rabbit that she was not girl who worked for him.
She stopped growing, but she could not move.
We must burn the hou down!
She ran round even the smallest plants and flowers.
The mushroom was as big as she was, but she could just e over the top.
Chapter 5
The Caterpillar
1. What did the Caterpillar tell Alice to eat?
2. What did Alice e after she walked through the trees?
It’s just that…changing from one thing to another is very hard.
The Caterpillar had asked that question before, and Alice was near to becoming angry.
什么叫沙龙活动
The Caterpillar got down from the mushroom and began to move away.
At last she put her arms round the top, as far as they would go.商品的英语
If I go there like this, the people in the hou will be afraid.
Chapter 6
Pig and Pepper
1. What did the cook throw at the Duchess?
2. What happened to the baby when it was in Alice’s arms?
3. What did Alice eat to become bigger?
When Alice was not too big to go through the door, she went up to it.
It was sitting near the fire, and it had a grin from ear to ear on its face.
It was hard for Alice to hear them becau the baby was making so much noi.
Oh, there’s no way not to meet them. We’re all mad here.
Chapter 7
At the Tea Table
1. Who were sitting at the table under the big tree?
2. How did Alice get to the beautiful garden?
The Dormou was asleep, and the other two were sitting very near to it, one on each side, and speaking over its head.
The March Hare took the watch and looked at it sadly.
Alice did not like the way the Hatter spoke to her.
I didn’t want any tea or bread-and-butter.
Then she took very small bites from the bit of mushroom that made her smaller.
Chapter 8
Croquet with the Queen
1. Why were the gardeners making the white ros red?
2. Was Alice very happy when she play croquet with the Queen?
3. Did the Queen cut off anybody’s head in this chapter?
The prettiest flowers in the garden were the ros.
Ten soldiers came in front of all the others.
She moved her arm away angrily.
The soldiers looked round the garden for some time. Then they went after the procession.
Some of the ground was grassy, and some was not.
When she could e its eyes, she took her head.
When Alice got back to the Cheshire Cat, there were a lot of people round it.
Even its grin had disappeared by the time the Duchess came.
Chapter 9
Who Stole the Tarts?
1. Who was tried in the courtroom?
2. Did the witness prove who stole the tarts?
And there were some tarts on a table in the court. They looked very good.
I was having my tea when they called me.
But he was running so quickly that the axeman could not catch him.
