Alice in Wonderland Trivia Questions & Answers

Answer: 3 inches

During the movie he told Alice that he was "exactly 3 inches tall" and then he turned into a butterfly.

Answer: 3 inches

He tells Alice this after she is complaining about her height.

Answer: Her sister, Mirana

The Mad Hatter and his family had designed a new tiara for Iracebeth (who later became the Red Queen). The problem was that the tiara didn't fit on her enormous head. The Hatter began to giggle, which set the audience off, completely embarrassing the princess. She let out a tirade of shouting until her father, the King, deemed her unfit to rule Wonderland. The princess left in disgrace, harbouring a grudge against the subjects of Wonderland, and her sister (and future White Queen), Mirana.

Answer: Pocket watch

The pocket watch belonged to the White Rabbit. He received it as an un-birthday present. The March Hare believed it needed fixing because it was slow which is why the White Rabbit kept saying that he "was late for a very important date", whereas in reality, the pocket watch was running fine, and it was just the White Rabbit who was running late.

Answer: March

The Carpenter had stumbled upon the oysters' bed. He made the Walrus aware that there was food in the ocean. The Walrus walked down to the bed to speak to the oysters. Mother Oyster told the young oysters not to leave the ocean. She looked over at the calendar and the 'R' in March blinked in red. It was a warning that the young oysters did not heed. The Walrus devoured every one of the young oysters.

Answer: They had all deceived her to be in her court.

The Red Queen says "Off with their heads!" after the Mad Hatter exposed the Queen's court for the fakes they really were.

Answer: The Dodo Bird

As Alice is floating away in the glass bottle, the first thing she sees is the Dodo Bird. He is perched up on a rock while the other sea creatures are running around him in a circle.

Answer: She thinks she is in a dream.

After her first visit to Wonderland as a child Alice, nightly, had frightening dreams about her experiences. Her father always reassured her that the whole thing was just a dream. As a young woman she seems to have grown out of her fear, and when she falls down the rabbit hole she thinks that she is dreaming again and will wake up. She is badly scratched by the Bandersnatch, but manages to escape.

Answer: Dunks it in tea

At the tea party, the March Hare wants to know the time. The White Rabbit then appears with his pocket watch, exclaiming that he is late. The Mad Hatter yanks the watch from him, saying "Why, no wonder you're late! This watch is exactly two days slow!" He then dunks it in tea, opens the back of the watch, pours salt in it, uses a fork to take out the wheels and springs, spreads butter on it, and pours tea into the watch. He then puts two spoons into the watch, followed by jam, but when the March Hare suggests that he put mustard into it, he proclaims that it would be silly, and squeezes lemon juice into it instead.

Answer: Mad Hatter

When the March Hare is giving different food items to the Mad Hatter as he is trying to fix the pocket watch, the Mad Hatter finds mustard to be a ridiculous suggestion.

Answer: Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum

Alice's sister was reading to Alice in "Adventures in Wonderland" when Alice fell asleep. Dinah was the name of her cat. Alice's kitten in "Through the Looking Glass" was named Kitty.

Answer: March

The letter "R" in March glows red when mother oyster says, "The sea is nice, take my advice and stay right here."

Answer: sunflower

The flowers sing to Alice.

Answer: 1951

It premiered in England on July 26th, 1951 and was released in the United States 2 days later.

Answer: Pink, Green, and Aquamarine

After this scene, Alice is caught with the paintbrush by the Queen of Hearts.

Answer: He was called Tarrant Hightopp and was played by Johnny Depp.

Johnny Depp played the Hatter in "Alice in Wonderland" and "Alice Through the Looking Glass". In these films, the Hatter was from a family of hat makers called the Hightopps. His first name was Tarrant and he had curly orange hair.

Answer: Red

The roses were being painted red by three of the Queen's cards, the Ace, Two and Three of Clubs. They had accidentally planted white roses instead of red, and had to quickly run round and paint them all red before the Queen of Hearts found out, otherwise she would have cut off their heads.

Answer: Tulips

Alice had wandered into a flower bed where she noticed something peculiar about the butterflies. A voice from the garden told her they were Bread n' Butterflies. Alice soon learned the flowers could not only talk, but they sang as well. The flowers sang the song "Golden Afternoon" which was about all the flowers in the garden. The song began with the individual butterflies flying by and kissing the individual tulips. A tulip at the end of the line almost missed their kiss. After the song was finished, the flowers threw Alice out of their bed because they thought she was a weed.

Answer: It was against her vows.

She says "It is against my vows to harm any living creature," after Alice asks her why she doesn't do it herself. She then acts disgusted by a fly, which adds some great humor!

Answer: To get dry

The Dodo mentions that the only way to stay dry is to keep on moving. Alice notices that no matter how much the sea creatures run, they continue to get wet because they are situated on the ground where the current keeps hitting them.

Answer: The Cheshire Cat

The Cheshire Cat tells Alice that if she doesn't have something pure to heal her wounds they will fester and she will fall ill. She refuses anything more than a light bandage. The wound eventually does fester but, after doing a kindness for the Bandersnatch, he licks her arm and takes away the infection.

Answer: Cheshire Cat

Sterling Holloway is no stranger to voicing Disney Animated Features; besides "Alice in Wonderland", he also did the voice of Roquefort in "The AristoCats", Kaa in "The Jungle Book", Mr. Stork in "Dumbo", and Winnie the Pooh in "The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh".

Answer: The Mad Hatter

MARCH HARE: "There's only one way to stop a MAD WATCH".
The March Hare says this because instead of the watch going forward, it goes backwards, so it is very hard to tell the time.

Answer: The Cheshire Cat

The Cheshire Cat says this to Alice because he has removed his head and is standing on top of it.

Answer: She caused the Queen to lose her temper.

In the book "Alice's Adventure's in Wonderland" Alice was taken to court because she was accused of stealing the Queen's tarts. In the movie, she causes the Queen to lose her temper. She enrages the Queen further during the trial in the movie by pointing at the Cheshire Cat (which the Queen doesn't see), and hitting her with holding a hammer that she was just hit with.