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WorksheetsPhantom Tollbooth
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The sign that Milo encountered said, "This is the scenic route, Straight ahead to ___________."
Point of View
Foothills of Confusion
Mountains of Ignorance
Castle in the Air
Who is the first character that Milo encounters while at Expectations?
Tick
The Whether Man
Tock
Lethargarians
Once parked, what is Milo to do in order to get The Whether Man's attention?
Blow the Horn
Ring a Bell
Scream "Hello!"
Do "The Renegade"
At the beginning of Act 1, what mission does King Azaz give Milo?
Helping the Humbug and Spelling Bee get along.
Settling the quarrel between Azaz and the Mathemagician.
Rescuing the Princesses Rhyme and Reason.
Helping the Humbug find his true home.
What is it illegal to do in the Doldrums?
Think
Write
Laugh
Sing
What does Alec say that he cannot see?
He cannot see through things.
He cannot see whatever is inside.
He cannot see beside things.
He cannot see what happens in front of his nose.
What is the name of the forest that Milo, Tock, and Humbug drove through?
Forest of Words
Forest of Numbers
Forest of Sight
Forest of Wisdom
Which sentence best explains how Milo has changed by the end of Act II of The Phantom Tollbooth?
He has learned to make friends more easily.
He has become afraid of making mistakes.
He has become bored and tired.
He has learned to value time.
In The Phantom Tollbooth, Act II, the Terrible Trivium makes the following statement to Milo.
"If you spend all your time doing only the easy and useless jobs, you’ll never have time to worry about the important ones which are so difficult. "
What does his speech most clearly imply or suggest about human beings?
People sometimes avoid difficult tasks by doing easy ones instead.
People worry too much about the difficult tasks they must do.
People have too many easy and useless jobs they must do.
People need help figuring out which tasks are important.
What is one important lesson that Milo learns by the end of The Phantom Tollbooth, Act II?
the importance of an education
the worthlessness of time
the value of persistence - never giving up
the effects of pride
