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WorksheetsPTB Ch 1-6 Practice Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which word best describes Milo's attitude in Ch 1
light-hearted
confused
discontented
overwhelmed
What can be INFERRED by Milo's ability to get out of the Doldrums?
If you stay in the Doldrums, you'll be bored and lazy
All places can be exciting if you use your imagination
Milo can get back on track by using his imagination
The watchdog is going to be Milo's friend
From what point of view is PTB told?
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
The setting is important to the story because....
Milo's attitude completely changes when he enters the Lands Beyond
The make believe places don't exist in the real world
Milo must follow strict instructions from a rule book
Milo can get lost easily
Read this passage from the end of chapter 2:
"He's the most peculiar person I've ever met," continued Milo--unaware of how many pecular people he would shortly encounter.
Which literary device does this line contain?
cliff hanger
flashback
figurative language
foreshadowing
Which three phrases best summarize Chapters 3-4
Tock ticks, eating letters, W's
strange dudes, invitation, eating words
car ride to Dictionopolis, meeting the King's Cabinet, fighting bugs
beautiful city, market, spelling vegetable
The tone of the story can be best described as...
figurative~ the author uses idioms, metaphors, and puns without explaining them to the reader
straightfotward- the author tells the reader exactly how Milo is feeling
descriptive- the author uses vivid imagery to decorate the developments that are occurring
humorous- the author turns scary situations into comical scenes
The relationship between Milo and Tock can be best described as---
guardian and warden
enemies
competitors
friends
Which phrase best describes Rhyme and Reason?
excel in math
avid reaeders
scholars
common sense
Which word best describes Faintly Macabre?
bored
resentful
jealous
regretful
The cause of all the foolish behavior in Dictionopolis is---
The king's Cabinet not being educated
Officer Shrift playing police, judge, and jailer
the disappearance of Rhyme and Reason
Spelling Bee and Humbug not seeing eye to eye
Read this line from Chapter 5, and determine which theme of the book it supports:
"They never appointed a new Which, and that explains why today people use as many words as they can and think themselves wise for doing so. For always remember that while it is wrong to use too few, it is often far worse to use too many".
language and communication
valuing time
freedom from confinement
the importance of education
