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Review Questions on Phantom tollbooth

Review Questions on Phantom Tollbooth Chapter 1 Describe Milo's character. What is tollbooth? Chapter 2 Who does Milo meet when he first crosses the tollbooth? What does he think he think of him? What is tollbooth? Why can Milo not say the word think in Doldrums? What are allowed to do in the Doldrums? What else is against the allow in the Doldrums? Who are Lethargarians? Who helps Milo move his car? How does he do it? Chapter 3 Why was watchdog called Tock, when he mad the noise Tick? According to Tock why was time invented? Why did watchdog started t make sure people dont waste time? What was Milo given to eat in Dictionopolis? What is going on at Dictionopolis when Milo and Tock got there? Chapter 4 Describe the market place. Whom did Milo see in market place? Where did Milo see Spelling Bee? What did Spelling Bee do with the words Milo said? Who did the Spelling Bee fight with in the Marketplace. Chapter 5 Why did Milo go to pri...
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A Teacher's Guide to Phantom Tollbooth

A Teacher's Guide to Phantom Tollbooth Chapter 1 Milo is a young boy and is quite bored with his school and with life more generally. Nothing excites or please him.he enjoys a lot of luxuries at home but they all seem kind of blend. He walk back home thinking how useless his life is. He does not look at his surrounding .When he gets home, he straight goes to his room and anticipates another boring useless after noon. One day he spots a peculiar package in the corner of his room. it is wrapped properly as if someone specially sent it. Milo was not expecting anything like this. The package has his name on but sender's name is not mentioned properly. There is a card attached :it says that inside the package are a tollbooth, signs, coins, a map and a volume of traffic laws. Milo somehow opened the box and assembles the tollbooth. He counselts the map and finds it is sort of strange as he never heard about these places called Dictionopolis. He dusts his battery operated car...
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