A Wrinkle in Time

How is Charles Wallace different from most five year olds?

• He speaks many languages.

• He has an advanced vocabulary and can read family members minds.

• He doesn't know how to talk.

• He talks to everyone he meets.

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Chapter 2

Why are Meg and Charles Wallace going to see Mrs. Whatsit?

• To get away from school.

• To take Fortinbras for a walk.

• To find Calvin.

• To find out more about the tesseract.

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Chapter 2

Who is the character we meet that speaks in quotes and many languages?

• Mrs. Whatsit

• Mrs. Which

• Mrs. Who

• Mrs. Murray

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Chapter 2

Why does Calvin say he comes to the woods where Meg and Charles Wallace are?

• Trying to get away from his family.

• He has a compulsion.

• Mrs. Whatsit called her to the house.

• He knows Meg and her mom told them where they were.

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Chapter 2

Which is the BEST definition for belligerent?

• Hostile or aggressive

• A person engaged in war.

• Member of the military forces.

• Warlike Character.

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Chapter 2 Vocabulary

What does dilapatated mean?

• Being upset or mad.

• In great condition, brand new.

• Something in a state of ruin as a result of neglect.

• Cause something to fall down.

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Chapter 2 Vocabulary

When you do something by accidents or without intention. This the definition for which Chapter 2 Vocabulary word?

• Inadvertently

• Sagely

• Dilapidated

• Belligerent

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Chapter 3

Choose the best description of Mrs. Which?

• A woman who lives in a haunted house and speaks many different languages

• The principal of Meg's school who urges Meg to accept the fact that her father may never come back.

• One of the three women the children befriend; she has trouble making herself visible and is usually seen as just a glimmer.

• Meg's Social Studies teacher that sends her to the office for being rude. 

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Chapter 3

Mrs. Murry explains that Meg and her father used to play ______  games, so she knows a lot of shortcuts and doesn't do things the long way like her teachers want her to do.

• Science

• Math

• Engineering

• Literacy

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Chapter 3

How is school and home life different for Calvin than it is for Meg?

• Meg is happy at school, but not happy at home.

• Calvin gets into trouble at school, but he has a loving family that supports him at home.

• Meg makes good grades, and her family is proud of her for this.

• Meg has trouble in school where Calvin succeeds, and a supportive family at home which is where Calvin has trouble.

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Chapter 3