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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 8.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Meg's first impression of Camazotz upon arriving?
(a) It is so welcoming that she wants to stay forever.
(b) It is so eerie she cannot imagine anything living there.
(c) There's something frightening about it.
(d) It looks very much like earth.
2. After being hypnotized, what does Charles Wallace call Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which?
(a) A trio of mean old ladies.
(b) Old ladies who should be in an elderly home.
(c) A bunch of witches from the east.
(d) Enemies who confused them.
3. Why is Meg bored in math class?
(a) Because she would rather solve the world's problems than math problems.
(b) Because her father taught her clever shortcuts to solving problems.
(c) Because she doesn't like math and would rather study literature.
(d) Because nothing the math teacher says makes sense.
4. When the children and the ladies arrive at their new destination in Chapter 5, what does Mrs. Whatsit look like?
(a) Her old self, in tramp-like clothing.
(b) Mrs. Whatsit looks identical to Mrs. Who.
(c) The children can't see Mrs. Whatsit.
(d) Mrs. Whatsit looks much younger.
5. What impresses the twins about Calvin more than Meg?
(a) His appetite for stew and jell-o.
(b) His athletic record.
(c) His red hair.
(d) His height.
Short Answer Questions
1. Meg and Charles Wallace refuse to let Calvin go into the CENTRAL Central Intelligence building by himself. Why?
2. When Charles focuses on the strange man's eyes in the CENTRAL Central Intelligence building, why does Meg jump on her younger brother with all her might?
3. What does the face of the strange man who communicates with Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin in the CENTRAL Central Intelligence building look like?
4. Before dinner is served in Chapter 3, Mrs. Murry tells Meg to do what?
5. As stated in Chapter 5, how will the group travel?
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