A Wrinkle in Time Ch. 1-4

What can be inferred about the Murrys?

• They are very intelligent

• They get along well with society

• They are a normal family

• All of the children are oddballs

"The enormous glasses caught the light again and shone like an owl's eyes." 

Which type of figurative language is this an example of? ​ (a)  

• Simile
• Personification
• Metaphor
• Alliteration

What is the conflict in the story?

• Mrs. Whatsit is stealing sheets

• Mrs. Who has trouble communicating

• Meg is not doing well in school

• Mr Murry is missing

How do the Murrys know Mr Murry is alive?

• He sent a telegram

• He is on a secret mission

• The government has not sent a notice of his death

• He writes letters

What is an opinion?

• A fact about someone or something

• How someone feels about someone or something

• A thing known to be true

• A piece of information

The main idea of Chapter 4 is...

• Meg learns what it is like to tesser and that tessersing has something to do with her father's disappearance.

• Charles Wallace has some extraordinary abilities in which he can understand the minds of others.

• Mrs. Whatsit takes the children on a journey, so she can show them how she looks in her centaur-like state.

• The three Mrs. W's take Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin to a new planet to explain about the Black Thing.

Why did the 3 W's break into a fit of giggling?

• Mrs Who quotes something funn

• The 3 W's like tessering

• They are excited to be on the new planet

• Mrs. Which shows up to the planet dressed as a witch

What are examples of genre?

• Fiction

  Nonfiction

  Science Fiction

  Fantasy

• Plays

  Novels

  Short Stories

• Characters

  Setting

  Plot

  Main Idea

• Personification

  Hyperbole

  Metaphor

In Chapter 2, Meg and Charles Wallace go to visit...

• Mrs. Who

• Mrs. Which

• Mrs. Whatsit

• Calvin