A Wrinkle in Time Chapter 2

In 'A Wrinkle in Time' Chapter 2, what aspect of Meg Murry's character is focused on?

• Meg's relationship with her family.

• Meg's academic achievements and struggles.

• Meg's struggle with her self-image and insecurities.

• Meg's journey through time and space.

What is the significance of Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which in 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

• Figments of the main characters' imagination.

• Villains hindering the main characters' progress.

• Ordinary humans providing comic relief.

• Supernatural beings guiding the main characters on their journey.

How does Meg Murry's character develop in Chapter 2 of 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

• Meg becomes more timid and unsure of herself.

• Meg becomes more lazy and unmotivated.

• Meg becomes more arrogant and selfish.

• Meg shows her intelligence and determination.

Why does Meg's social studies teacher send her to the principal's office?

• Meg was disrespectful to the teacher
• • She failed her exam

• She was caught in a tardy lockout

• • She sleeps during class

Where do Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which live?

• The abandoned schoolhouse

• The local haunted house

• The vegetable garden

• The Murry’s attic

According to Mrs. Who's prophecy, what is drawing near?

• • Time

• The beginning

• The storm

• The end

What is Mrs. Who doing with Mrs. Buncombe's stolen sheets?

• Ripping them apart

• • Painting on them

• • Sewing them together

• Making the beds

Which two characters show their intuition in chapter 2?

an ability to understand or know something without needing to think about it or use reason is known as (a)  

• intuition
• intelligence
• emotional damage
• impassionate