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Question
What challenges does Alice face and how does she overcome them?
Solution
- The size of Alice changes. She becomes no bigger than a doll. After eating the cake, she gets grown up larger than the house. When she touches the magical fan, she becomes small again.
- She gets insulted by March Hare and Mad Hatter at the tea table.
- The Queen of Hearts puts her in a trial and accuses her of stealing. She declares the punishment also.
- When Alice got up from sleep, she realized the mad tea party and the trial were part of her strange dream
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