1. What did Mrs. Whatsit not mean to tell the children about being a star?
(a) That it was hard work.
(b) That she didn't like it at all.
(c) That it's better being who she is now.
(d) That she loved it.

2. After Meg sees the dark thing, who is she most concerned for?
(a) Herself.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Calvin.
(d) Charles Wallace.

3. Meg and Charles Wallace refuse to let Calvin go into the CENTRAL Central Intelligence building by himself. Why?
(a) Charles Wallace is suspicious and thinks Calvin might be up to something.
(b) Meg thinks that Calvin has a bad sense of direction and will exit the wrong way.
(c) Because Meg is scared of being alone with Charles Wallace.
(d) Because Mrs. Whatsit said they must always be together.

4. Who do Charles Wallace, Meg and Fortinbras meet at the house in the woods?
(a) Calvin O'Keefe.
(b) A policeman.
(c) The school principal.
(d) Mrs. Murry.

5. Despite what Mr. Jenkins the Principal says, Meg still believes her father is returning. Why?
(a) Because Charles Wallace said he is coming back.
(b) Because the government just notified her about him.
(c) Because her mother believes it.
(d) Because her father called the earlier in the week.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the face of the strange man who communicates with Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin in the CENTRAL Central Intelligence building look like?

2. How old is Calvin?

3. What is Meg's first impression of Camazotz upon arriving?

4. What does Calvin do in Chapter 4 that Mrs. Whatsit tells him never to do in her presence?

5. Charles Wallace pulls Meg and Calvin aside in the CENTRAL Central Intelligence building to tell them what?

(see the answer key)

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