Question
In The Phantom Tollbooth, which explains how Milo feels about Alec’s perspective?
He finds Alec's perspective exciting and prefers it to his own.
He finds Alec's perspective annoying and prefers his own.
He finds Alec's perspective tiresome and prefers his own.
He finds Alec's perspective interesting but prefers his own.
He finds Alec's perspective exciting and prefers it to his own.
He finds Alec's perspective annoying and prefers his own.
He finds Alec's perspective tiresome and prefers his own.
He finds Alec's perspective interesting but prefers his own.
Answers
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In "The Phantom Tollbooth," Milo generally finds Alec's perspective interesting but ultimately prefers his own. Throughout the story, he learns to appreciate different viewpoints, even if they challenge his initial thoughts, leading to personal growth. However, his natural tendency is to have a more pragmatic or skeptical perspective. Therefore, the best choice would be:
**He finds Alec's perspective interesting but prefers his own.**
**He finds Alec's perspective interesting but prefers his own.**