A Wrinkle in Time Characters

Now we know for sure that

• IT is talking through Charles Wallace.

• father will be able to save them.

• Meg is strong enough to stand up to IT.

• Calvin is not needed on this journey.

Once they leave the CENTRAL Central Intelligence Building, it becomes clear that IT is

• never going to release Charles Wallace.

• back inside Central Intelligence.

• in the domelike building down the street.

• not on the planet Camazotz any more.

When the characters finally see IT,

what is IT?

• the man with the red eyes

• the entire planet

• Mr. Murry

• a brain

Why are Meg and Charles Wallace talking about, "Like and equal are two entirely different things"?

• Meg was reciting the Declaration of Independence.

• They need to agree on this issue before they can leave.

• Charles is trying to make Meg move to Camazotz.

• Charles is arguing that being the same is equal.

At the end of the chapter, how did Meg escape the brain's power?

• saying the periodic table of elements

• tessering with her father

• by holding Calvin's hand

• the Mrs. came back to tesser

How does Charles Wallace react to Calvin trying to get him to come back to them?

• Charles begins to shudder but and snaps out of it.

• Charles begins to shudder but IT pulls him back in.

How does Calvin try to get Charles Wallace to come back to them?

• Calvin tries to get Charles to come back to them by quoting some of Mrs Who’s words to him. He looks directly into Charles’ eyes, and he tells Charles that the Mrs Ws are not bad, but IT is bad.

• Calvin tries to get Charles to come back to them by quoting some of Mrs Whatsit’s words to him. He looks directly into Charles’ eyes, and he tells Charles that the IT is not bad, but the Mrs. Ws are bad.

What adjective does the author use to describe Meg's parents?

• brilliant

• ordinary

• scary

• short

How did Meg get a bruised eye and ripped shirt?

• She got into a fight with a boy who insulted her brother.

• She tripped and fell in a ditch on the way home from school.

• On the playground, a swing hit her in the eye.

• Charles Wallace was fighting with her.

How is the setting related to the main character's, Meg, mood?

• The main characters mood is clam which is the opposite of the hurricane that is taking place.

• The hurricane causes all of the main character's anxiety, or worry.

• The main character, Meg, was already upset and anxious and her mood is reflected by the hurricane outside.

• The main character is calm, but everyone else is upset which is reflected by a hurricane in the setting.