WorksheetsA Wrinkle in Time [Chapter 6]
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Term: scolding
reassurance
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Term: dangerous and deadly
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Term: timely and favorable
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Term: comfort
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Synonym: favorable
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Synonym: comfort
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Synonym: scolding
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Synonym: deadly
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The Happy Medium shows them...
a star giving up its life in battle with the Thing.
a star.
another planet, where Meg's father is.
her faults.
they seem to be mindless, and they do everything at the same time.
Mrs. Whatsit tells everyone that she used to be...
a star giving up its life in battle with the Thing.
a star.
another planet, where Meg's father is.
her faults.
they seem to be mindless, and they do everything at the same time.
Camazotz is...
a star giving up its life in battle with the Thing.
a star.
another planet, where Meg's father is.
her faults.
they seem to be mindless, and they do everything at the same time.
Before she leaves, Mrs Whatsit gives to Meg...
a star giving up its life in battle with the Thing.
a star.
another planet, where Meg's father is.
her faults.
they seem to be mindless, and they do everything at the same time.
The people of Camazotz are strange because ...
a star giving up its life in battle with the Thing.
a star.
another planet, where Meg's father is.
her faults.
they seem to be mindless, and they do everything at the same time.
When they see Calvin’s mother through the Medium’s crystal ball, what do they see? [Pick 2]
Calvin’s mother standing in front of a sink, very unkempt, and she is screaming at two small children.
Calvin’s mother hitting one of the small children.
Calvin’s mother standing in front of a mirror, very well groomed, and she is singing to two small children.
Calvin’s mother hugging one of the small children.
When they see Calvin’s mother through the Medium’s crystal ball, What does this tell you about Calvin? [Pick 2]
Calvin comes from an unhappy and a troubled home.
Calvin’s mother has a temper.
Calvin comes from a happy and a loving home.
Calvin’s mother is very patient.
Why do Meg and her friends go to Camazotz?
That’s where the party is at.
That’s where the Happy Medium is.
That’s where Meg’s father is.
That’s where Meg’s Mother is.
What gifts do Mrs. Whatsit and Mrs Who give to Meg, Calvin, and Charles Wallace, before they disappear?
Mrs. Whatsit gives Meg her faults, Calvin his resilience, and Charles his communication. Mrs. Who tells Charles he doesn’t know everything, and she gives Meg her hat. Mrs Which gives them the command to go into the cave.
Mrs Whatsit gives Meg her faults, Calvin his communication, and Charles his resilience. Mrs Who tells Charles he doesn’t know everything, and she gives Meg her glasses. Mrs Which gives them the command to go into the town.
At which building do they arrive at the end of the chapter?
They arrive at the Central Central Intelligence Building, which is the biggest building they have ever seen. They should go inside, because even though they’ll face danger, they have to, in order to
find Meg’s father to help him.
They arrive at the Camazotz Building, which is the biggest building they have ever seen. They should go inside, because even though they’ll face danger, they have to, in order to
find Meg’s mother to help her.
They arrive at the Central Central Intelligence Building, which is the biggest building they have ever seen. They should not go inside, because even though they’ll face danger, they have to, in order to
find Meg’s father to help him.
They arrive at the Camazotz Building, which is the biggest building they have ever seen. They should not go inside, because even though they’ll face danger, they have to, in order to
find Meg’s mother to help her.
