WorksheetsPhantom Tollbooth 2
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 4hrs 48mins
having or showing a friendly manner
amiable
crestfallen
precarious
infinity
downcast or depressed; dejected
amiable
crestfallen
precarious
infinity
so unstable or insecure as to be dangerous; risky
amiable
crestfallen
precarious
infinity
an indefinitely large amount or number
amiable
crestfallen
precarious
infinity
There consists an ______________ of word choices to make with the letters of the alphabet.
amiable
crestfallen
precarious
infinity
Mia was _____ when she wasn't chosen for the team.
amiable
crestfallen
precarious
infinity
That part of the ledge is _____ and we should not get too close!
amiable
crestfallen
precarious
infinity
Mrs. Whelan is very ____ and gives us a choice of which activity to do to help us learn more.
amiable
crestfallen
precarious
infinity
the condition or quality of not having something that is needed or required
deficiency
assurance
confer
compromise
promise or pledge; certainty; self-confidence
deficiency
assurance
confer
compromise
to exchange ideas; to consult with; have a conference
deficiency
assurance
confer
compromise
a settlement of differences in which each side gives up something
deficiency
assurance
confer
compromise
According to Faintly Macabre, what was the last thing King Azaz and the Mathemagician ever agreed on?
Having the three princesses decide all problems
Having the two princesses decide all problems
Adopting the 2 princesses
Banishing the two princesses
What did the princesses decide in arbitration?
Words are more important than numbers.
Numbers are more important than words.
Words and numbers are of equal value.
Words and numbers are not important.
What did Milo have to do at the banquet since he was the guest of honor?
Choose the menu
Choose the speaker
Say the last speech
Clean his plate
What half-baked idea did Milo wrap up for later?
Everything happens for the worst
Everything happens for a reason
Everything happens for the best
There is no reason for anything
What did King Azaz give Milo for protection on his journey?
All of the words he knew
All of the numbers he knew
Some of the words he knew
Nothing
What was the only thing that Alec Bings could not see?
What is right behind his nose
Whatever is around anything else
Whatever is covered by anything else
Whatever is right in front of his nose
Why did the city of Reality disappear?
People stopped looking at it
People started looking at it
People started listening to it
People never looked at it
How was the concert different from most?
You smell it
You listen to it
You taste it
You watch it
What happened when Chroma had the orchestra to stop playing?
All color appeared
All color vanished
Everything turned orange
Everything turned pink
What did the king name the two babies he found?
Rhyme and Reason
Rhyme and Thyme
Reason and Season
This and That
What was the king's only regret?
He wished he had puppies
He wished he had kittens
He wished he had mice
He wished he had daughters
Where are Rhyme and Reason imprisoned?
The castle in the pond
The castle in the cloud
The castle in the air
The castle in the atmosphere
What does Alec use to show Milo the importance of point of view?
a bucket of water
a bowl of cereal
a wand
a glass of milk
Which idiom means to do what is expected
toe the line
flip the switch
drive a bargain
raining cats and dogs
Definition of Personification
Animal or object that is given human characteristics
Words or phrases that appeal to the reader’s senses.
Perspective from which the story is told
Writing that attempts to show life as it really is.
Definition of Imagery
Comparing two things using like or as
Comparison of two things directly
An exaggeration
Words or phrases that appeal to the reader’s senses.
Definition of Alliteration
word pronounced the same but differs in meaning
Opposite Meaning
play on words
Repetitive sounds at the start of words multiple in a row
Choose the best term to represent the following quote "Easy as falling off a log”
oxymoron
simile
Idiom
satire
Choose the best term to represent, "Symphonies are the large beautiful carpets with all the rhythms…”
Theme
Description
Metaphor
Simile
Definition of Homophone
two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings and spellings.
Two words that are opposites
Two words that create description
Two words used in comparison
Choose the term that best represents, "creak, crash, splat..."
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
Imagery
Homophones
The King of the Kingdom of Wisdom had two sons who
built Dictionopolis and Digitopolis
were suspicious and jealous of each other
argued about the importance of words and numbers
became Azaz the Unabridged and the Mathemagician
all the above
What did people bring to the princesses, Rhyme and Reason?
gifts
problems
princes
advice
all of the above
Where are Rhyme and Reason at this point in the story?
the Castle in the Air
the Doldrums
the Kingdom of Wisdom
prison
none of the above
How did Milo and Tock escape the prison?
they were given a spell by the Which
they were rescued by Rhyme and Reason
they pressed a button and the door opened
Officer Shrift let them go
all of the above
At the banquet, everyone had to
sing a song for the King Azaz the Unabridged
eat their own words
spell a word correctly before eating
count to 100
all of the above
Which of the following in NOT an example of an idiom?
make mountains out of molehills
eat my words
bite off more than you can chew
a very substantial meal
none of the above
According to the Humbug's description, the journey to rescue Thyme and Reason would probably be
dangerous
easy
exciting
unsuccessful
all of the above
What gift did King Azaz give to Milo for his journey?
a light meal and a square meal
a map
a speech
a box of words
all of the above
Who is accompanying Milo and Tock on the journey to rescue Rhyme and Reason?
the Humbug
King Azaz the Unabridged
the Which
no one
non of the above
What was unique about Alec Bings?
he was suspended in mid-air
he could not see what was right in front of him
he grew "down"
he always stayed the same height
all of the above
Even though he had many jobs, the man who lived in the forest was actually
a giant man
a thin man
a rich man
an ordinary man
all of the above
Where were people unable to see what was there?
Illusions
Reality
Point of View
Expectations
none of the above
How could the problems in Illusion and Reality be fixed, according to Alec Bings?
make everyone grow "up" instead of "down"
bring back Rhyme and Reason
ask the Giant in the woods
listen to the orchestra play a concert
all of the above
What happened when the orchestra stopped playing?
it was silent
the conductor went to sleep
all of the color disappeared
everyone could see again
all of the above
What destination is Milo trying to reach first in order to rescue Rhyme and Reason?
the Castle in the Air
Digitopolis
Point of View
Reality
none of the above
Who do Milo, Tock, and the Humbug meet at Point of View?
Alec Bings
The Spelling Bee
Rhyme and Reason
The Mathemagician
What are TWO unusual things about Alec Bings?
He can calculate any math problem in his head.
He stands in the air instead of on the ground and grows downward.
He sees through things.
He can walk through things.
Who lives in the small house in the forest?
The tallest man
The shortest man
The thinnest man
The fattest man
What does the Symphony produce?
All the sound in the world
All the color in the world
All the movement in the world
All the voices in the world
What gift did Alec give Milo before he left?
floating dust
a cape
a horn
a telescope
What is Dr. Dischord's speciality?
Being annoying
Noise
Color
Words
Who is Chroma the Great?
The king of words
The magician of numbers
The conductor of colors
The doctor of noises
What was the Sound Keepers's job?
To keep guide Milo to Rhyme and Reason
The rule the land of Reality
The conduct the sunset
To collect and catalogue all sounds.
