A Wrinkle in Time (Chapter 1)

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What is a possible theme of 'A Wrinkle in Time' Chapter 1?

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Do not judge people by their appearance.

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What statement does Mrs. Whatsit make that disturbs Mrs. Murry?

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"There is such a thing as a tesseract."

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What major issue is the Murry family dealing with in Chapter 1?

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Their father has disappeared and no one has heard from him for a year.

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How do Meg's parents assess her intelligence?

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They ran a series of tests.

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How does the setting reflect Meg's emotional state in Chapter 1?

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Meg's mood of being upset and anxious is mirrored by the hurricane outside.

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What is a tesseract in the context of 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

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A tesseract is a concept of a fifth-dimensional space that allows for travel through time and space.

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How does the theme of appearance vs. reality manifest in Chapter 1?

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Characters are judged based on their appearances, which may not reflect their true nature.

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What role does Mrs. Whatsit play in the story?

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Mrs. Whatsit is a mysterious character who introduces the concept of the tesseract and sets the plot in motion.

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What emotions does Meg experience in Chapter 1?

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Meg feels upset, anxious, and insecure about her intelligence and her father's absence.

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What does the hurricane symbolize in relation to Meg's character?

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The hurricane symbolizes Meg's inner turmoil and emotional distress.