In Topsy-turvy Land, how do people walk?

People walk upon their heads instead of their feet.

The sea in Topsy-turvy Land is made of ___ instead of water.

Sand

What unusual time do children go to school in Topsy-turvy Land?

At night

True or False: In Topsy-turvy Land, the front-door step is at the front.

False, it is at the back.

What mode of transportation do buses use in Topsy-turvy Land?

They ride on the sea.

What humorous aspect does the poem highlight about buying things in Topsy-turvy Land?

You pay for what you never get.

What is the overall theme of the poem 'Topsy-turvy Land'?

The poem presents a humorous and whimsical world where everything is the opposite of reality.

In Topsy-turvy Land, what do people do when they stand?

They walk.

Fill in the blank: The children in Topsy-turvy Land go to school by ___ instead of morning.

Night

What does the poet suggest about the experiences in Topsy-turvy Land?

They are grand and humorous.

True or False: Topsy-turvy Land represents a serious and logical world.

False, it represents a whimsical and illogical world.

Fill in the blank: In Topsy-turvy Land, the front doorstep is at the ___.

Back

What imagery does the poem use to describe the topsy-turvy nature of the land?

Imagery includes walking on heads, sand sea, and wearing hats on feet.

What does the phrase 'I think it must be grand' suggest about the poet's view of Topsy-turvy Land?

It suggests that the poet finds the absurdity and humor of the place enjoyable.