Understanding Perspectives and Descriptions

Milo and his companions embark on a journey through unknown lands, encountering Alec Bings, who introduces them to the concept of different perspectives. Alec explains how his family grows downward from the air, offering a unique viewpoint on life. The discussion highlights how perspectives change with age and position. Alec then guides them through the forest, explaining the peculiar growth patterns of its inhabitants.

What time of day was it when the journey began?

• Evening

• Afternoon

• Noon

• Morning

What did the road sign say about the route?

• Shortcut to the kingdom

• Path to the desert

• Scenic route to the point of view

• Detour to the mountains

How did the Humbug feel about the journey?

• Indifferent

• Resigned

• Fearful

• Excited

What was unusual about Alec Bings' appearance?

• He had wings

• He had a tail

• He was invisible

• He floated in the air

What does Alec Bings say about perspective?

• It's fixed for everyone

• It changes with age

• It's all in how you look at things

• It's irrelevant

What example does Alec give about Christmas trees?

• They could be people

• They can talk

• They grow in deserts

• They are always green

What is Alec Bings' special ability?

• He talks to animals

• He reads minds

• He sees through things

• He can fly

What does Alec's father do?

• Sees beyond things

• Sees to things

• Looks after things

• Sees through things

What does Alec's sister Alice do?

• Sees beyond things

• Sees to things

• Sees under things

• Sees through things

What happens when Milo tries to see from Alec's perspective?

• He flies away

• He becomes invisible

• He floats and falls

• He sees the future