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Passage 1:

"KILLING TIME!" roared the dog--so furiously that his alarm went off. "It's bad enough wasting time without killing it." And he shuddered at the thought. "Why are you in the Doldrums anyway--don't you have anywhere to go?"

Passage 2:

Milo began to think as hard as he could (which was very difficult, since he wasn't used to it). He thought of birds that swim and fish that fly. He thought of yesterday's lunch and tomorrow's dinner. He thought of words that began with J and numbers that end in 3. And, as he thought, the wheels began to turn.

One similarity between these passages is that the author uses a literary device in both to

illustrate the setting’s bizarreness.
illustrate the characters’ behavior.
create a realistic effect.
create a fantastic effect.

By illustrating the setting’s bizarreness, it is known that The literary tool used withinside the given passages suggests similarities by illustrating the 2 characters of the novel.

Who wrote the Phantom Tollbooth?

'The Phantom Tollbooth' is a fictional novel written by Norton Juster. The novel is set in Milo, a younger boy who's exhausted together along with his lifestyle and day by day going to school.

In first passage, the individual is illustrated of Tock who scolds Milo for losing time. When Milo asserts that he's killing time in Doldrums, Tock rebukes him and says that it's miles awful to even waste time and he's killing time. Being a watchdog, Tock dislikes all of us losing time.