A Wrinkle in Time Chapter 8

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What does Meg suggest Calvin do to reach Charles Wallace?

Back

She suggests that he use his gift of communication.

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What was the boy's punishment for dropping the ball on Camazotz?

Back

To bounce the ball in perfect rhythm with a shock of pain, every time it bounced.

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Who does Charles Wallace say the man with the red eyes is?

Back

Their friend.

Front

What does Charles tell Meg and Calvin about IT?

Back

IT is identified as the 'Boss' and the 'Happiest Sadist'.

Front

What happens to sick people on Camazotz?

Back

They are put to sleep.

Front

What is the significance of communication in 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

Back

It is portrayed as a vital tool for connection and understanding, especially in reaching out to others.

Front

How does the concept of control manifest in Camazotz?

Back

The society enforces strict conformity and punishes individuality, exemplified by the punishment for dropping the ball.

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What role does friendship play in the story?

Back

Friendship is crucial for support and strength, as seen in the bond between Meg, Calvin, and Charles Wallace.

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What does IT represent in the story?

Back

IT represents a force of control and oppression, contrasting with the themes of love and individuality.

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How does Meg's character develop throughout the story?

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Meg evolves from insecurity to confidence, learning to embrace her strengths and the importance of love.