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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 9.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Just as Calvin tells Meg she has "dream-boat eyes," who appears from out of nowhere?
(a) Meg's father.
(b) Mrs. Whatsit.
(c) Charles Wallace.
(d) Mrs. Murry.
2. What does Meg do when Charles Wallace doesn't let her inside the object containing her father?
(a) She kicks him in the head and knocks him down.
(b) She tries to reason with him.
(c) She gets down on her knees and begs.
(d) She hurls herself at him.
3. After seeing the Happy Medium's proof that the Dark Thing can be overcome, what does Charles Wallace discover about Mrs. Whatsit?
(a) That she wished she were a star but never could be.
(b) That she loves stars but was previously afraid of them.
(c) That she fears combatting the Dark Thing.
(d) That she was once a star that fought the Dark Thing.
4. In Chapter 3, why does Calvin say Meg is so lucky?
(a) She lives in a nice house and has a wonderful loving family.
(b) Because her mother is pretty and is a great cook.
(c) Because her mother knows her name.
(d) Because she has a massive house with many rooms.
5. What does Mrs. Whatsit give to Charles Wallace before they part ways in Chapter 6?
(a) A slingshot.
(b) A sword and a Bible.
(c) The resilience of his childhood.
(d) A blessing and some private words of advice.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Mrs. Whatsit not mean to tell the children about being a star?
2. What does the Medium show everyone as proof that the Dark Thing can be overcome?
3. When Meg realizes she's hungry and hasn't had much to eat since the stew at home, what does Charles Wallace reveal about the three old ladies and their eating habits?
4. What does Meg give her father in Chapter 9 when she realizes what is wrong with him upon their being reunited?
5. How does Charles Wallace react to Meg rushing to the object containing their father in Chapter 9?
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