Phantom Tollbooth Ch. 11 Dischord and Dynne

What motivates Dr. Dischord to create noise in the story?

• He wants to annoy others.

• He believes noise is essential for communication.

• He is trying to impress Dynne.

• He is conducting a scientific experiment.

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Summarize the main events of Chapter 11 in "The Phantom Tollbooth."

• Milo meets a new friend and they go on an adventure.

• Milo encounters Dr. Dischord and Dynne, who explain their work with noise.

• Milo gets lost in a forest and finds his way out.

• Milo learns about the importance of silence.

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Analyze the theme of noise versus silence in Chapter 11. What does the chapter suggest about the balance between the two?

• Noise is more important than silence.

• Silence is more valuable than noise.

• Both noise and silence have their own importance.

• Neither noise nor silence is important.

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Compare the traits of Dr. Dischord and Dynne. How are they similar?

• Both are quiet and reserved.

• Both are enthusiastic about noise.

• Both dislike Milo.

• Both are afraid of silence.

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Interpret the figurative language used to describe the sounds created by Dr. Dischord. What does it suggest about his character?

• He is chaotic and disorganized.

• He is creative and innovative.

• He is calm and peaceful.

• He is strict and disciplined.

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Make an inference about how Milo feels about the noise created by Dr. Dischord and Dynne.

• He is fascinated and wants to learn more.

• He is annoyed and wants to leave.

• He is indifferent and doesn't care.

• He is scared and wants to hide.

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What does the character of Dynne symbolize in the story?

• The chaos of the modern world.

• The beauty of music.

• The importance of silence.

• The joy of laughter.

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How does Milo's interaction with Dr. Dischord and Dynne help him grow as a character?

• He learns to appreciate noise.

• He becomes more patient and understanding.

• He learns to avoid loud places.

• He becomes more curious about science.

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What is the significance of the setting in Chapter 11?

• It highlights the beauty of nature.

• It emphasizes the importance of silence.

• It creates a chaotic atmosphere that reflects the characters' personalities.

• It shows the contrast between noise and silence.

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What can be inferred about the author's message regarding noise and communication?

• Noise is unnecessary for effective communication.

• Noise can be both beneficial and harmful in communication.

• Silence is the only way to communicate effectively.

• Noise should always be avoided.

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