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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Proginoskes?
(a) a Pegasus
(b) a seraphim
(c) a centaur
(d) a single cherubim

2. Why does Meg think Charles bringing Louise to school was good?
(a) because it upset his teacher
(b) because it scared Calvin's brother
(c) because Louise will warn Charles
(d) because Louise gets bored in the garden

3. What does Meg do when she returns home from meeting with Progo?
(a) call her father
(b) eat breakfast
(c) get dressed
(d) wake-up Charles Wallace

4. What sport do Sandy and Dennys play?
(a) baseball
(b) soccer
(c) tennis
(d) football

5. When the third Mr. Jenkins arrives what does he suggest?
(a) they kill Charles
(b) they go to Meg's house
(c) they leave Meg alone to think
(d) they send Meg away

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Blajeny give the children for the evening and the next day?

2. What does the creature that shows up in the garden tell the children?

3. How does Proginoskes communicate?

4. What do the three Jenkinses do when Charles says he's tired?

5. Who talks to Meg in the garden?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Meg feel about Mr. Jenkins, why does she go to see him and what happened when she did?

2. Where does Progo decide to take Meg to show her what the Echthroi are and why?

3. In the school yard with the three Jenkinses and Meg, how does Charles look at them and what does Louise do?

4. Who comes striding out of the woods where Meg, Charles and Calvin are standing?

5. What assignments has Blajeny given the children?

6. Why is Meg pleased that Charles brought Louise to school?

7. What happens when Meg sees Mr. Jenkins in the garden?

8. What does Progo tell Meg when she asks him about her hate for Mr. Jenkins?

9. What does Progo tell Meg when she says she can't kythe with him?

10. What did Progo do as a student namer and what is a namer?

(see the answer keys)

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