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A Wrinkle in Time Ch. 1-6
A Wrinkle in Time Ch. 1-6
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Quiz to go along with A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle. Chapters 1-6
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1
Who do Meg and Charles Wallace meet in the woods?
Mr. Jenkins
Fortinbras
Calvin
Christopher
2
Where is Meg's bedroom?
Attic
Main Floor
Second Floor
Basement
3
What feeling did Charles Wallace have about going to the Central Central Intelligence?
Mr. Murry was a prisoner inside
They should wait until morning
They would be in danger if they went in
They should ask the paper boy to help them
4
Who is missing at the beginning?
Mrs. Whatsit
Fortinbras
Mr. Murry
Mrs. Murry
5
What did Mrs. Whatsit transform into?
The tesseract
a star
invisible
Winged Man-Horse Creature
6
What is Meg's full name?
Meg Murry
Megan Murry
Margaret Murry
7
What warning did Mrs. Whatsit give the children before sending them to the town?
do not talk to anyone
do not let them see you
do not drink the water
do not let them separate you
8
How old is Charles Wallace?
12 years old
6 years old
8 years old
5 years old
9
Who admitted to stealing Mrs. Buncombe’s sheets?
Charles Wallace
Mrs. Whatsit
Mrs. Who
Mrs. Witch
10
How did the three W's describe the first dimension?
a circle
a triangle
a line
a dot
11
What are the children of Camazotz doing when Meg, Charles and Calvin arrive?
searching for IT
reciting their multiplication tables
fighting the Dark Thing
playing in rhythm
12
What does the Happy Medium first show the children in the crystal ball?
The Dark Thing
Mr. Murry
the future
Mrs. Whatsit
13
Which adjective best describes Calvin?
athletic
all of the above
tall
scrawny
14
How many siblings does Meg have?
2
3
4
1
15
Which planet do the children land on the first time they tesser?
Camazotz
Earth
Uriel
2 Dimentional Planet
16
Mrs. Whatsit says "There is such a thing as a ____________."
witch
ghost
tesseract