PLEASE HELP Which statement about the looking-glass world in Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll is true?

The creatures of the looking-glass world are very logical in their behavior and their thoughts.
All of the rules in the looking-glass world are complete nonsense and have no logic at all.
In order to win an argument in the looking-glass land, a person must apply logic.
Many things in the looking-glass world seem to be nonsensical but are actually logical.

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