Who is a group of guys on horses from Dictionopolis, who repeat in synonyms?

• A. Rhyme & Reason
• B. Dynne
• C. The Kings Cabinet
• D. The Royal Banquet

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is recognizing a specific royal group in Dictionopolis that literally rides in on horses and is linked to wordplay. The King’s Cabinet fits this description perfectly: they are a group of royal advisers from the city of Dictionopolis, depicted as moving in a ceremonial, horse-mounted entourage, and their speech is tied to synonyms as a playful linguistic feature in the book. This combination—originating from Dictionopolis, being a collective group, and embodying language with synonyms—is why they’re the best answer. The other options don’t match both the setting and the linguistic gimmick: Rhyme & Reason are individual personifications, not a horse-riding group; Dynne are mischievous creatures, not a formal group of officials; and the Royal Banquet refers to an event, not a group of horsemen.