A Wrinkle In Time Chapters 1 - 4 review

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Who is considered pure evil in 'A Wrinkle In Time'?

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The Black Thing.

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What is NOT an effect of Meg's Tessering experience?

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She is overwhelmed with the fragrance of sour milk.

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How do the flowers help the children in 'A Wrinkle In Time'?

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They provide oxygen.

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Who is Calvin O'Keefe?

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He is a boy Meg and Charles Wallace meet in the woods near their home.

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What do Calvin and Charles Wallace have in common?

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They can both communicate with only their minds.

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What is Tessering?

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Tessering is a method of traveling through space and time in 'A Wrinkle In Time.'

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Who are Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which?

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They are celestial beings who help Meg, Charles, and Calvin on their journey.

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What does Meg struggle with at the beginning of the story?

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Meg struggles with self-doubt and feeling out of place.

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What is the significance of the Black Thing?

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The Black Thing represents evil and darkness in the universe.

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How does Meg feel about her father at the start of the story?

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Meg feels confused and frustrated about her father's absence.