The Magical Journey in the Phantom Tollbooth
Questions:
5
Grade:
5
Words:
84
One day, Milo, a boy finding life boring, receives a peculiar package - a tollbooth. Stepping into a magical journey through the tollbooth, he enters the Lands Beyond, filled with fantastical creatures and unusual adventures. He meets Tock, a watchdog with a real clock in his body; a buzzing Spelling Bee who loves to spell; and the grumpy Humbug. Travelling through Dictionopolis and Digitopolis, Milo learns the value of words, numbers, and most importantly, time. The once bored boy now revels in life's excitement.
Question 1
What is the primary lesson Milo learns throughout his journey?
A
The value of money
B
The importance of eating healthy
C
The importance of time, words, and numbers
Explanation. Throughout his travels in the Lands Beyond, Milo learns the significance of time, words, and numbers.
D
How to drive a car
E
The importance of physical exercise
Question 2
What can be said about Tock's character?
A
He is a buzzing Spelling Bee
B
He is a boy finding life boring
C
He is a watchdog with a real clock
Explanation. Tock is described as a watchdog with a real clock inside his body.
D
He is a grumpy Humbug
E
He is a peculiar package
Question 3
What does 'tollbooth' mean in the context?
A
A place to pay money for a journey
B
A type of booth at a fair
C
A booth for tolling bells
D
A magical doorway to another world
Explanation. In the story, the 'tollbooth' that Milo receives is a magical doorway to the Lands Beyond.
E
A package received by Milo
Question 4
What happens first in the story?
A
Milo meets Tock
B
Milo receives a tollbooth
Explanation. The first event in the story is Milo receiving a peculiar package - a tollbooth.
C
Milo learns the value of time, words, and numbers
D
Milo travels through Dictionopolis and Digitopolis
E
Milo meets a Spelling Bee
Question 5
Who loves to spell?
A
Milo
B
Tock
C
The Humbug
D
The Spelling Bee
Explanation. The Spelling Bee is described as a creature who loves to spell.
E
The tollbooth
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