Sample file Alice in Wonderland Great Illustrated Classics Reading Comprehension Worksheets

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Alice in Wonderland
Great Illustrated Classics
Reading Comprehension Worksheets
Alice follows a rabbit into a rabbit hole and goes on to the oddest
adventures a little girl has ever had. Meet some of the most unusual and
whimsical characters you will ever find in the pages of a book!
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Alice in Wonderland RC
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 9:
19
Reading Comprehension Worksheet
Vocabulary
Chapter 2:
5
Capitalization, Punctuation, Spelling
Chapter 10:
21
Analogies
Chapter 3:
7
Dictionary & Thesaurus Skills
Chapter 11:
23
Grammar
Chapter 4:
9
Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs
Chapter 12:
26
Prefixes, Root Words, Suffixes
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Chapter 1:
3
Vocabulary and Spelling Worksheet
Chapter 13:
28
Compound Words
Chapter 6:
13
The Title Page
Chapter 14:
30
Alphabetizing, Cursive Handwriting
Practice
Chapter 7:
15
Story Elements and Sequence
Book Review Forms and Outline
32
Chapter 8:
17
Antonyms, Homonyms, Synonyms
Answer Keys
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Chapter 5:
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The Table of Contents
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Alice in Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll
Chapter 1
What was it about the rabbit that made Alice curious?
his white fur and pink
eyes
How far down the rabbit hole did Alice guess she'd fallen?
4 feet
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the note warned her
not to drink it
it was empty
she began to shrink
she felt thirsty
she couldn't fit
through the door
the key was missing
Where did Alice find the cake?
on the glass table
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the exit to the rabbit
hole
Why didn't Alice go into the garden?
she couldn't reach
the key
8
the door behind the
curtain
What happened to Alice after she drank from the bottle?
she got sick
7
Alice's friend
Why didn't Alice drink from the bottle right away?
she wanted to make
sure it wasn't' poison
6
Alice's sister
What did the gold key unlock?
the doors in the hall
5
4,000 miles
Who is Dinah?
Alice's cat
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his waistcoat pocket
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hearing him talk to
himself
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in a wooden box
in a glass box
How was the message "eat me" written?
with a paper label in in currents on the
beautiful handwriting cake
with raisins on the
cake
10 What happened to Alice when she ate the cake?
she grew larger
she grew smaller
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she stayed the same
size
Chapter 1: Vocabulary and Spelling
Circle the word that can replace the underlined word in each sentence.
Alice sat idly on the river bank.
busily
A white rabbit is not very remarkable.
unusual
believed
thought about
unloved
worthless
"There's no use crying like that," Alice lectured herself.
scolded
praised
cheered
Gingerly, she ate a little bit of the cake.
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courage
Alice began talking about her beloved cat.
adored
6
going
Alice never considered how she would get out of the hole.
forgot
5
normal
Without hesitation, Alice jumped into the hole.
pause
4
ordinary
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lazily
carelessly
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foolishly
carefully
Circle the correctly spelled word.
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conversashun
conversashin
conversation
9
daisy
dazy
daizy
10 opportunity
oportunity
opertunity
11 certinly
certainly
certainley
12 poysen
poisin
poison
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Alice in Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll
Chapter 2
Why did Alice tell her feet good-bye?
they were
disappearing
Alice's tears
the rabbit's gloves
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she was mean to him
she said she wouldn't she promised not to
hurt him
talk about cats and
dogs
The mouse said he would tell Alice the story of his life:
to amuse Alice
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2 inches
How did Alice get the mouse to come back to her?
she promised to be
nice
8
the rabbit
Why did the mouse keep running away from Alice?
she kept talking
he was afraid of her
about cats and dogs
7
he was silly
About how tall was Alice when she measured herself against the
table?
2 yards
6
he was angry
What caused Alice to grow small again?
the rabbit's fan
5
sea water
How was the rabbit behaving when he returned?
he was in a hurry
4
a river
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they were invisible
What was the 4" deep pool of water?
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she was so tall she
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to explain why he
because he liked
hated cats and dogs telling stories
Which animal was NOT swimming with Alice?
dog
Dodo
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Lory
Chapter 2: Capitalization, Punctuation, & Spelling
Correct the 3 capitalization and punctuation errors in each sentence.
Write the capitalization corrections in the boxes and insert the
punctuation in the correct place in the sentences.
alice was so surprised that she forgot how to speak good english
2
i wonder if ive been changed in the night
3
Oh, Mouse, do you know the way out of this pool she wailed.
4
"oh, i beg your Pardon!", cried Alice.
5
alice led the way and the whole party swam to shore
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Circle the correctly spelled word.
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trubble
truble
trouble
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desperate
desprate
desprite
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unushwal
unusual
unusal
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