1 Say true, false or I don't know.

1. Say true, false or I don't know. 1) True. Alice thought that she had to eat or drink something to get back to her right size. 2) False. She looked about and saw a large blue caterpillar on a large mushroom. 3) True. She saw a large blue caterpillar. 4) False. She didn't mind telling, but she didn't know who she was at that moment. 5) I don't know. The text doesn't mention the length of the caterpillar. 2. Put the sentences in the right order. 1) 6) Then she saw a big mushroom with a large blue caterpillar on it. 2) 1) The Caterpillar and Alice looked at each other for some time. 3) 7) At last the Caterpillar asked who Alice was. 4) 4) But Alice didn't know the answer to the question. 5) 5) But the Caterpillar wanted to tell her something, and she came back. 6) 3) Alice looked about, but she saw nothing that she could eat or drink. 7) 2) The Caterpillar got angry and Alice went away. 3. Answer the questions. 1) Alice saw a large blue caterpillar. 2) Yes, it was large (it was on a large mushroom). 3) The Caterpillar asked Alice who she was. 4) No, she didn't know the answer. 5) The Caterpillar asked her to come back so that it could tell her something. 6) I don't know. The text in this excerpt doesn't state if the advice was good. 7) The text provided does not contain the specific advice given. 8) When she took a bite from the piece in her right hand, she grew very small. When she took a bite from the piece in her left hand, she grew very, very big.