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Assessment

Directions: Read the statement then anawer the following qucetions,

"The original story of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was written in a time when

computers were non-existent

1. How might computer technology have changed the way Lewis Carroll constructed his

story had it been available to him? think of at least three ways he may have changed

his story.

2. Do you feel that the original story of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland could mean

different things to people from our time than the author intended?

3. In what ways could unintended meanings be taken from the text?

4. Discuss what Lewis Carroll would have thought of having his idean borrowed and

reinterpreted in a film like The Matrix. Is 'imitation the sincerest form of flattery' or

might he have been annoyed?

5. How do you think you would react in that situation?​

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