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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How do Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin travel with Mrs. Whatsit?
(a) They go to an airfield and hop on a small plane.
(b) Mrs. Whatsit gives them wings and they fly together.
(c) A Centaur with unusually large wings flies them away.
(d) They climb on her back, and she flies them away.
2. A boy on his paper route stops and asks Calvin, Meg, and Charles Wallace what they're doing on the street when only who is allowed out?
(a) Delivery people.
(b) Police.
(c) Employees of the newspaper company.
(d) Route Boys.
3. Charles does something to the man with strange eyes that he learned from his older twin brothers. What does he do?
(a) He challenges the man to a game of chess.
(b) He takes the man by the hand and dances with him.
(c) He hits the man as hard as he can.
(d) He slaps the man, not too harshly, on his hands.
4. When Calvin goes to a house to return the ball that a little boy dropped on the street, the boy's mother is reluctant to let him in because ____________________.
(a) Calvin is tall and scary.
(b) Calvin hasn't shown her any papers.
(c) Calvin looks like he might want to fight her son.
(d) She has nothing to offer him and his friends.
5. 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.
Short Answer Questions
1. Meg and Charles Wallace refuse to let Calvin go into the CENTRAL Central Intelligence building by himself. Why?
2. on what planet have the children landed in Chapter 4?
3. Charles Wallace pulls Meg and Calvin aside in the CENTRAL Central Intelligence building to tell them what?
4. What is the last thing Mrs. Whatsit says to Charles Wallace before he tessers to Camazotz?
5. According to the Route Boy, what is in this most oriented city on the planet?
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