In Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, why does Alice alternately eat from opposite sides of the mushroom?

A.
to escape from Wonderland

B.
to make herself grow or shrink

C.
to keep herself from starving

D.
to help her understand the Caterpillar and the Hatter

Question

In Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, why does Alice alternately eat from opposite sides of the mushroom?
 
 A.
to escape from Wonderland
 
 B.
to make herself grow or shrink
 
 C.
to keep herself from starving
 
 D.
to help her understand the Caterpillar and the Hatter

anonymous · Answer

what do you think it is i think its b or d

anonymous · Answer

@linn99123  @karategirl2002 @crabby_patty

karategirl2002 · Answer

B

linn99123 · Answer

Im pretty shure its B because she uses mushrooms to grow and shrink and all that other stuff

linn99123 · Answer

Explain karategirl -_-

karategirl2002 · Answer

because  the catipiller gave her it to eat so one side is to grow and the other side is to srink and she wanted to get out of there

karategirl2002 · Answer

and then she ends up at the tea party and she gets out of there after words too