Approach paper.
Daphne Houtepen.
22-09-2021.
Group: 52.
Alice in wonderland approach paper.
Summary:
Alice is outside with her older sister who is reading a book. She is very bored, until she sees
a white rabbit running away, who is talking. She follows the rabbit into the rabbit hole. Inside,
there are a lot of halls and she finds one with doors that are all locked. In the middle of the
room she sees a table with a key, she can open a door at the end of the hall and she finds
this beautiful garden but she is too big. After a lot of shrinking and growing, she finally
shrinks again and finds herself swimming in her own tears. Later, Alice finds the white rabbit
again and she goes to his house to find his gloves, here she grows larger than the house
itself. When she finally gets back to her normal size she runs into a wood where she finds a
puppy that is much larger than she is, when she runs away from him she finds a caterpillar
on a mushroom, after having a discussion with him she meets the duchess, who leaves her
with a baby to go to the Queen. Alice finds out the baby is actually a pig and lets it loose.
After meeting more creatures, she finally reaches the garden of the Queen, who wants to
chop her head off. Instead, they will play a game, but it isn't played as it is supposed to be.
The Queen leads Alice to the Mock Turtle, who is always sad and also tells her his story.
Later, they go to a trial, where someone is about to be executed. Here is where Alice starts
to wake up, because it was all a dream. When she is awake she tells her sister all about her
dream.
Characters:
Alice: She is a young girl who has a lot of imagination and likes to be active. She has a cat,
which she frequently talks about and an older sister, which she is with in the beginning and
the end of the book.
The Queen: She is very dominant and it sounds like she is a real dictator. She has a
husband and children. One of her favorite things to do is execute people, but before it
actually happens, her husband usually pardons them behind her back. The people are very
afraid of her and like to avoid her as much as possible.
The rabbit: Alice follows him into the rabbit hole. The rabbit can also talk in the book and he
brings Alice to a beautiful place until Alices is near the queen.
1. Why did Alice follow the rabbit?
2. Did her sister know she was sleeping and dreaming?
3. Why was the queen so mad at Alice?
From chapter 7 page 70:
There was a table set out under a tree in front of the house, and the March Hare and the
Hatter were having tea at it: a Dormouse was sitting between them, fast asleep, and the
other two were resting their elbows on it, and talking over its head. ‘Very uncomfortable for
Daphne Houtepen.
22-09-2021.
Group: 52.
Alice in wonderland approach paper.
Summary:
Alice is outside with her older sister who is reading a book. She is very bored, until she sees
a white rabbit running away, who is talking. She follows the rabbit into the rabbit hole. Inside,
there are a lot of halls and she finds one with doors that are all locked. In the middle of the
room she sees a table with a key, she can open a door at the end of the hall and she finds
this beautiful garden but she is too big. After a lot of shrinking and growing, she finally
shrinks again and finds herself swimming in her own tears. Later, Alice finds the white rabbit
again and she goes to his house to find his gloves, here she grows larger than the house
itself. When she finally gets back to her normal size she runs into a wood where she finds a
puppy that is much larger than she is, when she runs away from him she finds a caterpillar
on a mushroom, after having a discussion with him she meets the duchess, who leaves her
with a baby to go to the Queen. Alice finds out the baby is actually a pig and lets it loose.
After meeting more creatures, she finally reaches the garden of the Queen, who wants to
chop her head off. Instead, they will play a game, but it isn't played as it is supposed to be.
The Queen leads Alice to the Mock Turtle, who is always sad and also tells her his story.
Later, they go to a trial, where someone is about to be executed. Here is where Alice starts
to wake up, because it was all a dream. When she is awake she tells her sister all about her
dream.
Characters:
Alice: She is a young girl who has a lot of imagination and likes to be active. She has a cat,
which she frequently talks about and an older sister, which she is with in the beginning and
the end of the book.
The Queen: She is very dominant and it sounds like she is a real dictator. She has a
husband and children. One of her favorite things to do is execute people, but before it
actually happens, her husband usually pardons them behind her back. The people are very
afraid of her and like to avoid her as much as possible.
The rabbit: Alice follows him into the rabbit hole. The rabbit can also talk in the book and he
brings Alice to a beautiful place until Alices is near the queen.
1. Why did Alice follow the rabbit?
2. Did her sister know she was sleeping and dreaming?
3. Why was the queen so mad at Alice?
From chapter 7 page 70:
There was a table set out under a tree in front of the house, and the March Hare and the
Hatter were having tea at it: a Dormouse was sitting between them, fast asleep, and the
other two were resting their elbows on it, and talking over its head. ‘Very uncomfortable for
