After “Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be late!” Tenniel shows the Rabbit upright, dressed, clutching a watch and umbrella. What does this add?

After “Curiouser and curiouser!” Tenniel shows Alice with a long, bent neck rising far above her collar. What does the illustration add?

The text says Alice “swam about” in her pool of tears. Tenniel shows her head above waves with the Mouse tiny beside her. What does the picture add?

At “We beg your acceptance of this elegant thimble,” Tenniel shows the Dodo solemnly handing it to Alice as animals crowd around. What is added?

After “Who are YOU?” Tenniel shows the Caterpillar high on a mushroom, arms folded, smoking, while Alice looks up. What does this add?

Tenniel’s tea-party picture shows the Hatter, Hare, and Dormouse at one end of a long table, yet they cry, “No room! No room!” What does the picture add?

When Alice grows large at the trial, she jumps up and tips over the jury-box. Tenniel shows the small animal jurors spilling out upside down. What is added?

In Chapter 3, Tenniel shows the soaked birds and animals sitting in a ring around the Mouse as he tells his "dry" history to dry them off. How does this affect tone?

In the peppery kitchen, “the cook was leaning over the fire.” Tenniel shows the Duchess, baby, grinning Cat, and cook in a cramped room. What tone results?

After “The Queen turned crimson with fury,” Tenniel shows her leaning forward with an open mouth and raised arm. How does the drawing shape the tone?

At “Once,” said the Mock Turtle at last, with a deep sigh, “I was a real Turtle,” Tenniel shows a drooping creature with a calf’s head and turtle shell. What tone is created?

At “the whole pack rose up into the air,” Tenniel shows cards flying at Alice’s face as she throws up her hands. What tone does this add?

Alice asks the gardeners “why you are painting those roses?” Tenniel shows the gardeners as playing cards holding brushes and paint pots. How do text and picture work together?

Near “it was neither more nor less than a pig,” Tenniel shows Alice holding a bundled creature with pig-like features. How does this sharpen the text?

After “a grin without a cat!” Tenniel shows the Cat’s head and grin lingering in a tree. How does the illustration help the text?

The text says “The chief difficulty Alice found at first was in managing her flamingo.” Tenniel shows a bent flamingo and hedgehog ball. What is clarified?

At “Give your evidence,” Tenniel shows the Hatter in court holding a teacup and bread-and-butter. How do text and picture work together?

When Alice says “You’re nothing but a pack of cards!” Tenniel shows the cards flying down on her as she raises an arm to beat them off. Why place the illustration here?

During “You are old, Father William,” Tenniel shows the old man balanced upside down while the young man watches. Why include this illustration?

Before Alice leaves, “they were trying to put the Dormouse into the teapot.” Tenniel shows that struggle. Why place the picture at this moment?