Chapter 3 – Welcome to Dictionopolis

Chapter 4 – Confusion in the Market Place

 

Write T for True and F for False

1.    _____ Milo befriends 2 watchdogs – one named Tick, and one named Tock.

2.    _____ The watchdogs’ family has the responsibility of seeing that no one wastes times.

3.    _____ Tock believes that time is the most precious possession.

4.    _____ Milo and Tock arrive at Dictionopolis on Basket Day.

5.    _____ Milo and Tock are admitted into Dictionopolis once they say the word “because”.

6.    _____ King Azaz’s cabinet is composed of 10 very silly men.

7.    _____ The Duke, the Minister, the Earl, the Count, and the Undersecretary each use synonyms 

                 when they speak.

8.    _____ Words are planted underground and are harvested in the fall of each year.

9.    _____ Milo wants to buy some words, but he doesn’t have enough money.

10. _____ The letter E tastes much better than the letter X.

 

Suppose you are given the following letters:  t, s, r, a, e, e, t.  Write 15 words you could create using only these letters.

 

____________      ____________      ____________      ____________      ____________

____________      ____________      ____________      ____________      ____________

____________      ____________      ____________      ____________      ____________

 

Think of the way you speak to a friend.  What 10 words MUST you have in order to carry on a good conversation?

____________      ____________      ____________      ____________      ____________

____________      ____________      ____________      ____________      ____________

 

Circle the correct spelling of the following words:

purhaps                perhaps               perhapps              perhapes

any thing               enything               any-thing              anything

peaceful               peacefull              pieceful                peacefill

speach                 speech                 speich                  speesh

vegtable               veggietable         vegetable             veggetable

© Ellen Gabor, 2008

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