A Wrinkle in Time: Chapter 1-3

What is Meg Murry's family background?

• Mr. and Mrs. Murry, Sandy, Dennys, and Charles Wallace

• Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Sandy, Dennys, and Charles Wallace

• Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Sandy, Dennys, and Charles Wallace

• Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Sandy, Dennys, and Charles Wallace

Describe Mrs. Whatsit's mysterious appearance.

• Short, chubby woman with black hair and small, square glasses

• Tall, thin woman with white hair and large, round glasses

• Average height woman with brown hair and rectangular glasses

• Extremely tall woman with red hair and no glasses

Explain the concept of tesseracts as introduced in the book.

• Tesseracts are two-dimensional shapes.

• Tesseracts are four-dimensional hypercubes.

• Tesseracts are five-dimensional hypercubes.

• Tesseracts are commonly found in nature.

What happened to Mr. Murry that led to his mysterious disappearance?

• Alien abduction

• Experiment with tesseracts

• Fell into a black hole

• Time travel experiment gone wrong

How is the concept of time travel introduced in the first three chapters of the book?

• Via a time-traveling pet that appears out of nowhere

• Through the discovery of a mysterious device

• By finding a hidden portal in the forest

• Through a magical spell cast by the protagonist

Who are the members of Meg Murry's family?

• Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Sandy, Dennys, and Calvin

• Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Sandy, Dennys, and Charles Wallace

• Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Sandy, and Dennys

• Mr. and Mrs. Murry, Sandy, Dennys, and Charles Wallace

What role does Mrs. Whatsit play in the story?

• Teacher and librarian

• Taxi driver and mechanic

• Guide and provide wisdom

• Baker and chef

How do the characters in the book react to the concept of tesseracts?

• The characters react with fear, anger, and acceptance.

• The characters react with wonder, curiosity, and disbelief.

• The characters react with skepticism, confusion, and joy.

• The characters react with indifference, annoyance, and excitement.

What clues are given about Mr. Murry's disappearance in the initial chapters?

• Mr. Murry faked his own death

• Involvement in a top-secret government project, sudden disappearance while working on a classified assignment, mysterious phone call

• Mr. Murry was kidnapped by aliens

• Mr. Murry ran away from his family, leaving no trace behind

Discuss the significance of time travel in the plot of the book.

• Time travel has no impact on the storyline.

• Time travel simplifies the plot and makes it less engaging.

• Time travel adds complexity, intrigue, and unpredictability to the storyline.

• Time travel makes the story too predictable.