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Do you know Alice in Wonderland has its origin（起源）in Oxford（牛津）England?
One afternoon in July 1862, Charles Dodgson, an Oxford teacher, took the 10-year-old Alice Liddell and her sisters on a boating picnic up the River Thames from Oxford. To make the children happy, he made up a story about an adventure of a girl called Alice. Liddell loved the story so much that she asked Charles to write it down. Under the name of Lewis Carroll, he created Alice in Wonderland. The story later became a favourite of children all over the world.
With Alice's origin in Oxford, the city celebrates Alice's Day in July each year. Colourful events and activities including the Mad Tea Party, the Caucus Race and much more are held for tourists.
People can create their own adventures by following a special route（路线）across the city. They can stop off along the way to try "Eat me biscuits", meet the Queen of Hearts and discover（发现）hidden treasures.
There is also an Alice's Shop with the number 83 on its red door. In front of it stands the White Rabbit. Tourists will find him look worriedly at his pocket watch and say "Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be too late!"
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A. Charles Dodgson, Alice Liddell and her sisters' adventure
B. how the book Alice in Wonderland had its origin
C. a boating picnic up the River Thames
D. why the story Alice in Wonderland became popular around the world
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A. Because the writer of Alice in Wonderland was born in Oxford.
B. Because Alice in Wonderland has its origin in Oxford.
C. Because the owner of Alice's Shop lives in Oxford.
D. Because there is an Alice's Shop in Oxford.
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A. Charles Carroll.
B. Alice Liddell.
C. Lewis Carroll.
D. Charles Dodgson
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A. Alice Liddell was ten years old in 1862.
B. The writer of Alice in Wonderland was an artist.
C. Alice in Wonderland is a favourite of children from all over the world.
D. The story of Alice in Wonderland began in 1862.
Do you know Alice in Wonderland has its origin（起源）in Oxford（牛津）England?
One afternoon in July 1862, Charles Dodgson, an Oxford teacher, took the 10-year-old Alice Liddell and her sisters on a boating picnic up the River Thames from Oxford. To make the children happy, he made up a story about an adventure of a girl called Alice. Liddell loved the story so much that she asked Charles to write it down. Under the name of Lewis Carroll, he created Alice in Wonderland. The story later became a favourite of children all over the world.
With Alice's origin in Oxford, the city celebrates Alice's Day in July each year. Colourful events and activities including the Mad Tea Party, the Caucus Race and much more are held for tourists.
People can create their own adventures by following a special route（路线）across the city. They can stop off along the way to try "Eat me biscuits", meet the Queen of Hearts and discover（发现）hidden treasures.
There is also an Alice's Shop with the number 83 on its red door. In front of it stands the White Rabbit. Tourists will find him look worriedly at his pocket watch and say "Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be too late!"
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B
)7. The second paragraph is mainly about .A. Charles Dodgson, Alice Liddell and her sisters' adventure
B. how the book Alice in Wonderland had its origin
C. a boating picnic up the River Thames
D. why the story Alice in Wonderland became popular around the world
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B
)8. Why is Alice's Day celebrated in the city of Oxford?A. Because the writer of Alice in Wonderland was born in Oxford.
B. Because Alice in Wonderland has its origin in Oxford.
C. Because the owner of Alice's Shop lives in Oxford.
D. Because there is an Alice's Shop in Oxford.
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D
)9. What is the real name of the writer of Alice in Wonderland?A. Charles Carroll.
B. Alice Liddell.
C. Lewis Carroll.
D. Charles Dodgson
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B
)10. Which of the following sentences is NOT true?A. Alice Liddell was ten years old in 1862.
B. The writer of Alice in Wonderland was an artist.
C. Alice in Wonderland is a favourite of children from all over the world.
D. The story of Alice in Wonderland began in 1862.
答案
7—10 BBDB
