Fantasy

Which concentrates on personal growth of the main characters?

• Adventure

• Myth

• Fantasy

• Science Fiction

Grover, Annabeth, and Percy find a poodle (Gladiola) who allows them to take a train

• 4

• 8

• 3

• 10

What was the "Dawn Truce"?

• A game that the animals liked to play

• A time of day when the animals talked and didn't hunt

• A time in the night when animals went to sleep

What does the Cheshire Cat do?

• Just a regular cat

• Tells stories of Wonderland

• Disappears and give treats

• Gives directions and disappear

Where does Percy find himself at the end of Chapter 2, indicating a major setting for the story?

• At Camp Half-Blood

• In the Underworld

• At Mount Olympus

• In New York City

In the story, who does the princess falls in love with?

• commoner (servant)

• criminal
• married man
• prince 

How does the theme of a fantasy story differ from the theme of a realistic fiction story?

• Fantasy themes are based on real-life experiences, while realistic fiction themes involve magical elements

• Fantasy themes focus on moral lessons, while realistic fiction themes explore everyday life situations

• Fantasy themes are more complex and abstract, while realistic fiction themes are straightforward and concrete

• Fantasy themes are universal and timeless, while realistic fiction themes are specific to certain time periods

Fiction set in a fictional universe, often inspired by real world myth and folklore

• biography

• fantasy

• mystery

How does the mythological setting of Camp Half-Blood influence Percy's development as a character?

• It has no significant impact on his development.

• It isolates him from the real world, hindering his growth.

• It provides a unique environment that challenges him and fosters growth.

• It overwhelms him with too many challenges, stunting his development.

What are puns, and how are they used in The Phantom Tollbooth?

• They are unusual expressions that make the play more imaginative.

• They are clues about the events in the play and help to hold the reader's attention.

• They are details about characters that make the characters seem realistic.

• They are plays on words that create a humorous or silly mood within a text.