The Phantom Tollbooth Chapters 12 & 13

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What shape does a hand clap have according to Chapter 12 of The Phantom Tollbooth?

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A sheet of paper.

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In Chapter 13, where did Milo explain to the citizens where the sound was located?

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The tip of his tongue.

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Who was able to collect all of the sounds when they tried to escape in Chapter 13?

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The awful Dynne.

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Why does the Soundkeeper collect the sounds in Chapter 12?

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To keep from the old sounds bouncing around in the world.

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What type of sounds were released once it was hit in Chapter 13?

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All sounds throughout history.

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What is the significance of the Soundkeeper in The Phantom Tollbooth?

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The Soundkeeper represents the control and preservation of sounds, preventing chaos in the world.

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How does Milo's understanding of sound change throughout Chapters 12 and 13?

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Milo learns that sound is not just a physical phenomenon but also has emotional and historical significance.

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What literary device is used when describing the shape of a hand clap in Chapter 12?

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Metaphor.

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What does the character of the awful Dynne symbolize in the story?

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The awful Dynne symbolizes the chaos and confusion that can arise from uncontrolled sounds.

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How does the concept of sound relate to the theme of knowledge in The Phantom Tollbooth?

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Sound represents the communication of knowledge and the importance of understanding what we hear.

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