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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 8.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does the Medium show everyone as proof that the Dark Thing can be overcome?
(a) A world in which only daylight exists.
(b) The sun burning off the Dark Thing's haze.
(c) A sky full of stars.
(d) A star fighting the Dark Thing and spreading its light.
2. Who do the children meet when they enter the haunted house in Chapter 2?
(a) Mrs. Murry.
(b) Mrs. Who.
(c) Mrs. Whatsit.
(d) Mr. Jenkins.
3. At one point in Chapter 8, Charles Wallace leads Calvin and Meg through a wall by raising his hand. What exactly did he do to get through a solid wall?
(a) He performed magic and made the wall disappear.
(b) The wall was a figment of Meg's and Calvin's imagination.
(c) He rearranged the atoms in the wall.
(d) His supernatural strengths crushed the wall.
4. How does the man with strange eyes react to Meg's action toward Charles when Charles was looking into the strange man's eyes?
(a) He gets off his stage and jumps onto Meg.
(b) He becomes angry, and impatient.
(c) He smiles in admiration of her strength.
(d) He has no reaction.
5. 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?
(a) They are herbivores and eat wildflowers only.
(b) They eat but not with regular humans like them.
(c) They eat mysterious foods not known to humans.
(d) They don't eat.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 8, Charles says everything on Camazotz is in order. Why?
2. According to Mrs. Whatsit, how long has the Dark Thing been darkening the beauty of the earth?
3. Why is the Happy Medium reluctant to look at the children's home planet?
4. Why does Mrs. Whatsit tell Meg not to cry after seeing the dark shadow?
5. What is the last thing Mrs. Whatsit says to Charles Wallace before he tessers to Camazotz?
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