Understanding Characters and Events in a Story

Milo returns to the car with excitement, prepares a cannon, and destroys a fortress, releasing historical sounds. The Sound Keeper laments the loss but is consoled by the return of sounds. Milo and friends journey to the Island of Conclusions, meet Can Be, and learn about jumping to conclusions. They escape by swimming back to their car, resolving to make decisions with good reasons.

What does Milo explain about the sound?

• It's in the fortress.

• It's in the car.

• It's lost forever.

• It's on the tip of his tongue.

What do the people do with the cannon?

• They use it for decoration.

• They aim it at the fortress wall.

• They ignore it.

• They dismantle it.

What happens when the cannon is fired?

• The cannon backfires.

• Nothing happens.

• The fortress collapses, releasing sounds.

• The fortress remains intact.

How does the sound keeper feel about the situation?

• She is happy.

• She is indifferent.

• She is upset.

• She is amused.

What does the sound keeper give Milo?

• A package of sounds.

• A map.

• A book.

• A key.

What do Milo and friends see in the distance?

• A mountain.

• A beautiful island.

• A desert.

• A city.

What is the man on the island confused about?

• His location.

• His identity.

• His job.

• His age.

How does the man describe himself?

• With consistent traits.

• With no traits.

• With only positive traits.

• With contradictory traits.

What is the Island of Conclusions?

• A place you reach by walking.

• A place you reach by flying.

• A place you reach by swimming.

• A place you reach by jumping.

What lesson do Milo and friends learn?

• To always follow others.

• To always jump to conclusions.

• To have a good reason before deciding.

• To never make decisions.