(OnedayAlicerunsafterastrangerabbitandcomesintoadeephole.Shebecomessmallerwhenshewakesupthenextday.Shefindsherselfinawonderlandwithmanyamazingthingsinside.)

TheCaterpillar(毛毛虫)andAlicelookedateachotherforsometimeinsilence.AtlasttheCaterpillartookthepipeoutofitsmouthandsaidtoherinatiredsleepyvoice.

“WhoareYOU?”saidtheCaterpillar.

Thisopeningforatalkcouldn’tmakeAliceatease.Alicerepliedrathershyly“I----Ihardlyknowsirjustatpresent----atleastIknowwhoIwaswhenIgotupthismorningbutIthinkImusthavebeenchangedseveraltimessincethen.”

“Whatdoyoumeanbythat?”saidtheCaterpillar“Explainyourself!”

“Ican’texplainMYSELF.I’mafraidsir.”saidAlice“becauseI’mnotmyselfyousee.”

“Idon’tsee.”saidtheCaterpillar.

“I’mafraidIcan’tputitmoreclearly.”Alicerepliedverypolitely“forIcan’tunderstanditmyself.Andbeingsomanydifferentsizesinadayisverypuzzling.”

“Itisn’t.”saidtheCaterpillar.

“Wellperhapsyouhaven’tfounditsoyet.”saidAlice.“Butwhenyouhavetoturnintoachrysalis(蛹，茧)----youwillsomedayyouknow----andthenafterthatintoabutterflyIthinkyou’llfeelitalittlestrangerwon’tyou?”

“Notabit.”saidtheCaterpillar.

“Wellperhapsyourfeelingsmaybedifferent.”saidAlice.“AllIknowisitwouldmakeMEfeelverystrange.”

“You!”saidtheCaterpillarscornfully(鄙视地).“WhoareYOU?”Thequestionbroughtthembackagaintothebeginningofthetalk.AlicefeltalittleangrybecausetheCaterpillarwasmakingsuchVERYshortsentences.Shedrewherselfupandsaidveryseriously“IthinkyououghttotellmewhoYOUarefirst.”

“Why?”saidtheCaterpillar.

Herewasanotherpuzzlingquestion.AsAlicecouldnotthinkoutanygoodreasonandastheCaterpillarseemedtobeveryunpleasantsheturnedaway.

“Comeback!”theCaterpillarcalledafterher.“I’vesomethingimportanttotellyou!”

ThiscertainlygaveAlicesomehope.Aliceturnedandcamebackagain.

1.Wheremaytheirtalktakeplace?

A.Inawonderland.B.Inthefield. C.Inthetree. D.Outsidethehole.