U N D E R G R A D UAT E S T U D I E S

IN TEA-MAKING

CAT RHETHORIC

“Well! I’ve often seen a cat without a grin,”

thought Alice; “but a grin without a cat! It’s the
most curious thing I ever saw in all my life!”

1/ Get up and go hunting for the Cheshire cat.

2/ Talk to it!
3/ Solve the cat’s riddle.
4/ Tell your answer to the Cat and await a
response!

NOTE: If the cat is quiet, all together loudly say:

Cheshire cat 123! Won’t you come and answer me!

Said the Moon to the Sun, "Is the daylight begun?"

Said the Sun to the Moon, "Not a minute too soon."
"You're a Full Moon," said he.
She replied with a frown, "Well! I never did see
So uncivil a clown!"
BIRD LOGIC
The White Rabbit says that the March Hare
tells lies.
The March Hare says that the Hatter tells lies.
The Hatter says that BOTH the White Rabbit
and the March Hare tell lies.
Who is telling the truth?
A: If you think it is the Hatter, The White
Rabbit or the March Hare go tell them!

FOX, & GOOSE GEOGRAPHY

Go looking for the flower garden! There you will find a
clever little Alice by the river.
Clever little Alice had a fox, a goose, and a bag of
corn. Alice had to get them across a river, but the
boat was so tiny that only one could cross with her
at a time.
Obviously Alice couldn’t leave the fox and the goose
together, because the fox would eat the goose! But
Alice also couldn’t leave the goose and the corn
together, because the goose would eat the corn! In
what order did Alice take them to get everything
across safely?
Find the Mad Hatter to explain your theory!