Question

Which are examples of personification in the "Mad Tea Party" section of the story? (Click all that apply) Question 5 options: Cheshire Cat, Time, White Rabbit, The Dormouse

Answer 1

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865) by Lewis Carroll is a most interesting tale. At first glance it’s childish nonsense (and this cannot be ignored), but the book is in fact a very deep and intellectual work. Of the many topics explored in the book, the reigning one is logic. Wonderland is a place where conventional logic falls apart—or at least appears to, as Wonderland characters have different frames of logic and reason. It would be foolish of me to write a critical review of the work; rather, I compiled some passages from the book that are especially bizarre, logical, or illogical.