The Phantom Tollbooth Quiz Act One

Why did Milo get the special package?

• It was his birthday.

• He won a contest.

• He ordered it.

• It just appeared.

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What does Tock do in the Doldrums?

• He shows people around.

• He tells the weather.

• He helps people not waste time.

• He makes people laugh.

What happens to Milo the longer he stays in the Doldrums?

• He gets happier.

• He becomes more active.

• He gets bored and tired.

• He learns new things.

What does Milo do to leave the Doldrums?

• He sings.

• He jumps.

• He laughs.

• He thinks.

What gifts do the rulers give Milo, and how does he use them?

• A map and a compass for finding his way.

• A book and a calculator for solving problems.

• A car and a telescope for exploring.

• A watch and a dictionary for managing time and words.

What led to the banishment of Rhyme and Reason?

• They proclaimed that words and numbers were equally important

• They couldn't rhyme anymore.

• They solved all the kingdom's problems.

• They refused to help with a math problem.

What do you learn about Rhyme and Reason?

• They are wise and important.

• They're not very clever.

• They're unhelpful.

• They are funny but not useful.

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How has Milo's life changed from the beginning to the end of Act One?

• He's become more confident and adventurous.

• He's gotten lazy and bored.

• He's forgotten what he's supposed to do.

• He's become a better math student.

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How does the author create humor in the play? Pick two ways.

• Through Milo's serious behavior.

• Through wordplay and puns.

• Through sad events in the story.

• Through magical elements.

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What message about communication does the play give? Explain with examples.

• The play says talking is a waste of time.

• The play shows that clear communication is important for solving problems and making friends.

• The play suggests that only smart people should talk.

• The play doesn't say anything about communication.

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