Theme vs Main Idea

In *A Wrinkle in Time*, what theme is primarily explored through the character of Meg as she struggles with her self-identity and fights against the evil forces?

• The importance of technological advancement

• The power of love to overcome challenges

• The significance of political systems in personal development

• The role of education in personal growth

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Analyze the main idea of Chapter 4 in *A Wrinkle in Time*. What critical turning point does the chapter focus on?

• Meg's decision to trust Mrs. Whatsit

• Charles Wallace's introduction to the Black Thing

• The children's first encounter with IT

• The introduction of the concept of tesseract

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

How does the theme of individual versus collective play out in *A Wrinkle in Time*?

• Through the characters conforming to societal norms

• Through the characters' battle against the homogeneity enforced by IT

• Through the school system's influence on the children

• Through the economic systems depicted in the novel

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

What can be inferred about the significance of family from the themes presented in *A Wrinkle in Time*?

• Family is irrelevant in the face of personal challenges

• Family bonds can be a source of weakness

• Family provides essential support and strength in times of crisis

• Family roles are traditionally defined and unchangeable

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Summarize the main idea of Chapter 7 in *A Wrinkle in Time*. What is the pivotal event in this chapter?

• Meg's realization of her feelings for Calvin

• The children's successful escape from Camazotz

• Charles Wallace's manipulation by IT

• Mrs. Which's explanation of the tesseract

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

How does the theme of good versus evil help in understanding the motivations of the characters in *A Wrinkle in Time*?

• It clarifies why certain characters prefer isolation

• It explains the aggressive behaviors of some characters

• It highlights the reasons behind the characters' choices to resist or succumb to IT

• It is irrelevant to character development

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

In *A Wrinkle in Time*, how does the theme of acceptance emerge through Meg's interactions with other characters?

• Through her rejection of differences in others

• Through her gradual acceptance of her own flaws and those of others

• Through her insistence on conformity

• Through her leadership in enforcing rules

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

What conclusion can be drawn about the role of courage in *A Wrinkle in Time* based on its thematic elements?

• Courage is unnecessary in the face of true knowledge

• Courage is primarily demonstrated through physical strength

• Courage is depicted as a vital element in overcoming fear and adversity

• Courage is only valuable when it leads to victory

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Examine the main idea of Chapter 10 in *A Wrinkle in Time*. What is the chapter's focus regarding the character development of Meg?

• Meg's growing impatience with her situation

• Meg's understanding and use of her father's advice

• Meg's acceptance of Charles Wallace's decisions

• Meg's realization of her unique strengths

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

How does the theme of sacrifice manifest in the actions of the characters in *A Wrinkle in Time*?

• Through the characters' pursuit of personal gain

• Through the characters' willingness to risk their safety for others

• Through the characters' adherence to laws and rules

• Through the characters' avoidance of conflict

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking