A Wrinkle in Time Week 4 and 5 Flashcard

Front

What does it mean when Charles walks through a wall by rearranging atoms?

Back

It demonstrates the concept of manipulating matter at a molecular level, suggesting advanced scientific principles of physics and chemistry.

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What does Meg's feeling of pain indicate about her condition?

Back

It indicates that her condition is improving, as pain can be a sign of healing or recovery.

Front

What is Meg's primary fear when the beasts try to take her?

Back

She is afraid of being left behind, like Charles Wallace.

Front

What surprising quality did Meg discover about the beast when she leaned against it?

Back

She discovered that its fur was very soft, contrasting her expectations.

Front

What is revealed about IT after leaving the CENTRAL Central Intelligence Building?

Back

It becomes clear that IT is located in the domelike building down the street.

Front

Define 'IT' in the context of 'A Wrinkle in Time'.

Back

IT is a powerful, malevolent force that controls the minds of individuals on the planet Camazotz.

Front

What role does Charles Wallace play in 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

Back

He is Meg's younger brother, who possesses unique mental abilities and becomes a target of IT.

Front

Explain the significance of the character Meg Murry.

Back

Meg represents the struggle of adolescence, showcasing themes of self-acceptance and the importance of love and family.

Front

What does the term 'tesseract' refer to in the story?

Back

A tesseract is a fifth-dimensional phenomenon that allows characters to travel through space and time.

Front

How does the concept of love manifest in 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

Back

Love is portrayed as a powerful force that can overcome darkness and evil, particularly in the relationships between family members.