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    The document is about Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. It provides details from two parts of the story. In part one, Alice follows a white rabbit down a hole and finds herself in a long tunnel. She discovers a tiny golden key and bottle. In part two, Alice drinks from a bottle and shrinks, then finds cake that makes her grow large. She has trouble navigating and ends up crying. The caterpillar asks her to keep her temper.

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    The document is about Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. It provides details from two parts of the story. In part one, Alice follows a white rabbit down a hole and finds herself in a long tunnel. She discovers a tiny golden key and bottle. In part two, Alice drinks from a bottle and shrinks, then finds cake that makes her grow large. She has trouble navigating and ends up crying. The caterpillar asks her to keep her temper.

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    Get Smart 5

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    Get Smart 5

    Answer the following questions:

    Part One
    1. What did Lewis introduce to the world?
    He introduced a girl named Alice.
    2. Why did Alice begin to het very tired?
    As she was sitting by her sister without nothing to do.
    3. What made Alice feel sleepy?
    The heat made Alice feel sleepy.
    4. What did Alice do when the rabbit takes a watch?
    Alice jumped to her feet.
    5. Where did Alice follow the rabbit?
    Alice followed the rabbit down the hole.
    6. What did Alice find before her?
    A long tunnel.
    7. Where did Alice find herself in?
    In a deep well.
    8. What was the little three-legged table made of?
    It was made of solid glass.
    9. What did Alice find on the three-legged table?
    A tiny golden key.
    10. What did Alice try in the lock?
    The tiny golden key.
    11. Where did the door lead into?
    A small tunnel.
    12. What did Alice Alice find on the table the second time?
    She found a little bottle on it.
    13. What did Alice find when she tasted the bottle?
    A sort of mixed flavor.

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    Part Two
    1. What happened When Alice drank from the bottle?
    She was shrinking smaller and smaller.
    2. What did Alice find when she got to the door?
    She found that she had forgotten the little golden key.
    3. What did Alice find when she opened the glass box?
    She found a very small cake.
    4. What happened when Alice grew larger and larger?
    Her head bumped against the roof of the hall.
    5. Describe the white rabbit…
    He was well dressed, with a pair of white gloves in one hand and a large fan in
    the other.
    6. What did Alice try to do when the rabbit came near her?
    She tried to speak to him.
    7. What was the large blue caterpillar doing?
    It was sitting on a mushroom and smoking a pipe.
    8. What did the caterpillar ask Alice to do?
    To keep her temper.

    Part One
    2. Complete the following sentences:
    1. Lewis Carrol introduced the world to a girl named Alice.
    2. Alice was beginning to get very tired.
    3. Alice followed the white rabbit down the hole.
    4. There was nothing on the table but a tiny golden key.
    5. The door led into a small tunnel.

    3
    Get Smart 5

    Part two
    1. Alice decided to drink from a little bottle.
    2. The words” Eat Me” were spelled out on the cake with currants.
    3. Alice’s head bumped against the roof of the hall.
    4. Poor Alice was swimming in a pool of her own tears.
    5. The caterpillar was sitting on a mushroom.

    introduce ‫ يقدم‬tunnel ‫نفق‬

    named ‫ تسمي‬spelled ‫مكتوب‬

    tired ‫ متعب‬/ ‫ مرهق‬solid glass ‫زجاج صلب‬

    follow ‫يتبع‬ three-legged- ‫طاولة بثالث ارجل‬


    table

    deep well ‫ ينبوع عميق‬taste ‫مذاق‬

    sleepy ‫ نعسان‬bottle ‫زجاجة‬

    tiny golden key ‫ مفتاح ذهبي صغير‬hole ‫حفرة‬

    lock ‫ مغلق‬glass box ‫صندوق زجاجي‬

    lead into ‫ يقود الي‬roof ‫سطح‬

    bumped ‫ اصتدم‬tears ‫دموع‬

    splendidly ‫ بشكل رائع‬mushroom ‫مشرووم‬

    shrinking ‫ انكماش‬keep her ‫تتحكم في غضبها‬


    temper

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