A Wrinkle in Time (Chapter 9)

In chapter 9, Meg is excited and relieved because she finally finds

• Mrs. Murry.

• Her father.

• The way home

• Mrs. Whatsit

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Now we know for sure that

• IT is talking through Charles Wallace.

• Meg's father will be able to save them.

• Meg is strong enough to stand up to IT.

• Calvin is not needed on this journey.

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When the characters finally see IT,

what is IT?

• The man with the red eyes

• A creepy clown

• Mr. Murry

• A brain

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What did Meg use to try to save herself from IT?

• her faults

• the glasses

• Calvin's hand

• her wisdom

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At the end of the chapter, how did Meg escape the brain's power?

• Saying the periodic table of elements

• Tessering with her father

• By holding Calvin's hand

• By holding Mrs. Whatsit's hand

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How does Meg get through the columns to her father?

• She decodes the computer program

• She smashes the column with a fire axe

• She wears Mrs. Who's glasses

• She shatters the glass with her fist

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Once they leave the CENTRAL Central Intelligence Building, it becomes clear that IT is

• never going to release Charles Wallace.

• back inside Central Intelligence.

• in the domelike building down the street.

• not on the planet Camazotz any more.

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When the characters finally see IT,

what is IT?

• the man with the red eyes

• the entire planet

• Mr. Murry

• a brain

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What did Meg use to try to save herself from IT?

• her faults

• the glasses

• Calvin's hand

• her wisdom

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Why are Meg and Charles Wallace talking about, "Like and equal are two entirely different things"?

(Choose 2 correct answers.)

• Meg was reciting from The Tempest.

• They need to agree on this issue before they can leave.

• Charles is trying to make Meg move to Camazotz.

• Charles is arguing that being the same is equal.

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