Which character from the phantom tollbooth is the most realistic?

a. the lethargarian
b. milo
c. the whether man
d. the watchdog

The correct answer is B) Milo.

The character from The Phantom Tollbooth that is the most realistic is Milo.

Milo is a boy. We are referring to the children's novel "The Phantom Tollbooth," written by Norton Juster, and published in 1961. It is a fantasy novel for kids full of adventures for its main character, Milo, a boy that is bored and has nothing to do. Suddenly finds a tollbooth with magical powers that transports him to the Kingdom of Wisdom where he lives many adventures.

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