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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Meg's first impression of Camazotz upon arriving?
(a) There's something frightening about it.
(b) It is so welcoming that she wants to stay forever.
(c) It looks very much like earth.
(d) It is so eerie she cannot imagine anything living there.

2. What eventually gets Meg through the object containing her father and able to get to him?
(a) Calvin's incredible strength.
(b) The sound of Mrs. Which's voice somewhere.
(c) Mrs. Who's glasses.
(d) Mrs. Whatsit's advice to be angry.

3. Despite escaping IT with her father, why does Meg feel things have gotten worse and worse?
(a) She isn't back home with her mother.
(b) She is now in a place that is drearier than Camazotz.
(c) She is frozen, and IT still has her brother.
(d) Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who and Mrs. Which never appear.

4. What does Meg give her father in Chapter 9 when she realizes what is wrong with him upon their being reunited?
(a) A family photograph.
(b) Mrs. Who's glasses.
(c) A lock of her mother's hair.
(d) Some food.

5. Meg and Charles Wallace refuse to let Calvin go into the CENTRAL Central Intelligence building by himself. Why?
(a) Because Mrs. Whatsit said they must always be together.
(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) Charles Wallace is suspicious and thinks Calvin might be up to something.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Meg initially not understand the explanation of tessering?

2. What does the Man with Red Eyes say when Calvin accuses him of hypnotizing Charles Wallace?

3. What are the Things in Chapter 10?

4. How many children are bouncing balls out of rhythm in Camazotz?

5. After seeing the Happy Medium's proof that the Dark Thing can be overcome, what does Charles Wallace discover about Mrs. Whatsit?

(see the answer key)

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