Milo and his companions encounter the Dodecahedron, who guides them through a series of mathematical challenges and decisions. They learn about the importance of numbers and problem-solving as they journey to the Land of Numbers and explore the Numbers Mine, where they meet the Mathemagician. The story emphasizes the value of precision and understanding in mathematics.

What does the road sign indicate about the distance to Digitopolis?

• 15 miles

• 10 miles

• 5 miles

• 20 miles

How many faces does the Dodecahedron have?

• 6

• 12

• 8

• 10

What does the Dodecahedron say about having only one face?

• It's unique

• It will wear out

• It's confusing

• It's efficient

In Digitopolis, what is the significance of names?

• They are random

• They are precise

• They are confusing

• They are interchangeable

What is the Dodecahedron's response to the travel problem?

• It's unsolvable

• It's simple

• It's complex

• It's irrelevant

What does the Dodecahedron say about the importance of problems?

• They are useless

• They are confusing

• They are essential

• They are optional

What is the outcome of all three roads?

• They are dead ends

• They lead to the same place

• They lead to different places

• They are shortcuts

What is the land of numbers like?

• Full of trees

• Full of water

• Full of grass

• Full of rocks

What does the Mathemagician reveal about the numbers mine?

• It is full of precious stones

• It is empty

• It has no value

• It is dangerous

What does the Mathemagician do with the precious stones?

• Keeps them

• Sells them

• Throws them out

• Hides them