A Wrinkle in Time Chapter 1-4 Review Quiz

What are the main characteristics of Meg Murry in the first four chapters of 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

• Confidence, extroversion, independence, and indifference towards her family

• Intelligence, stubbornness, insecurity, and love for her family

• Kindness, generosity, humility, and love for her friends

• Shyness, laziness, arrogance, and hatred for her family

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Describe the personality of Charles Wallace and how it influences the plot in the first four chapters.

• Charles Wallace is dull, unobservant, and unemotional, which has no impact on the plot

• Charles Wallace is highly intelligent, sensitive, and perceptive, which influences the plot by allowing him to understand complex concepts and communicate with otherworldly beings.

• Charles Wallace is arrogant, aggressive, and closed-minded, which leads to conflict and tension in the plot

• Charles Wallace is average, indifferent, and ignorant, which has no effect on the plot

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How does the author use Mrs. Whatsit to develop the character of the protagonist, Meg Murry, in the first four chapters?

• By showing Meg's initial skepticism and curiosity towards Mrs. Whatsit's mysterious nature and abilities.

• By having Mrs. Whatsit constantly praise and support Meg

• By making Mrs. Whatsit the main antagonist of the story

• By making Mrs. Whatsit completely irrelevant to Meg's character development

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Explain the relationship between Meg and her father, and how it impacts the story in the first four chapters.

• The relationship is strained due to her father's disappearance, driving Meg's search for him and her emotional turmoil.

• Meg and her father have a distant relationship, but it doesn't affect the story

• The relationship is perfect and has no impact on the story

• Meg and her father have a great relationship, which makes her search for him unnecessary

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Summarize the main events that occur in the first four chapters of 'A Wrinkle in Time'.

• The main events in the first four chapters of 'A Wrinkle in Time' include a treasure hunt, a magic show, a dance competition, and a cooking contest.

• The main events in the first four chapters of 'A Wrinkle in Time' include the introduction of the Murry family, the arrival of Mrs. Whatsit, the discovery of tesseract, and the decision to rescue Mr. Murry.

• The main events in the first four chapters of 'A Wrinkle in Time' include a trip to the moon, meeting aliens, time travel, and a battle with dragons.

• The main events in the first four chapters of 'A Wrinkle in Time' include a trip to the beach, a birthday party, a visit to the zoo, and a school play.

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What is the central conflict that drives the plot in the first four chapters of the book?

• The disappearance of Meg's father and the mystery surrounding it

• The main character's struggle with math homework

• The conflict between two alien species

• The quest to find the best pizza in town

Describe the setting of the Murry household and its significance in the first four chapters of the story.

• The setting of the Murry household reflects the intellectual and scientific nature of the family.

• The setting of the Murry household is a small apartment in the city, reflecting the family's struggle with financial difficulties.

• The setting of the Murry household is a medieval castle, symbolizing the family's connection to ancient traditions and history.

• The setting of the Murry household is a beach house with a tropical garden, showing the family's love for nature and outdoor activities.

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How does the author use the setting of the mysterious planet of Camazotz to create tension and suspense in the first four chapters?

• By describing the beautiful and peaceful appearance of the planet, the friendly behavior of the inhabitants, and the joyful atmosphere that surrounds the characters.

• By highlighting the chaotic and unpredictable appearance of the planet, the friendly behavior of the inhabitants, and the carefree atmosphere that surrounds the characters.

• By describing the strange and uniform appearance of the planet, the eerie behavior of the inhabitants, and the oppressive atmosphere that surrounds the characters.

• By focusing on the advanced technology of the planet, the helpfulness of the inhabitants, and the welcoming atmosphere that surrounds the characters.

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Explain the significance of the setting of the tesseract and how it impacts the characters and plot in the first four chapters.

• It has no impact on the characters or plot

• The tesseract is a symbol of hope and love

• The setting of the tesseract is irrelevant to the story

• It allows the characters to travel through space and time, impacting the plot by enabling them to search for their missing father and encounter different worlds.