1. Why does Mrs. Murry tell Calvin she continues with an experiment that afternoon that she and Mr. Murry had started earlier?
(a) She noticed that her husband made some mistakes.
(b) She couldn't wait for her husband to figure it out.
(c) So as not to be too far behind when he comes back.
(d) She's more interested in the topic matter than her husband.

2. When the children and the ladies arrive at their new destination in Chapter 5, what does Mrs. Whatsit look like?
(a) The children can't see Mrs. Whatsit.
(b) Mrs. Whatsit looks identical to Mrs. Who.
(c) Her old self, in tramp-like clothing.
(d) Mrs. Whatsit looks much younger.

3. What does Mrs. Who give to Meg in Chapter 6?
(a) Her glasses.
(b) A Shakespearean sonnet.
(c) A book of spells and wizardry.
(d) A secret map of Camazotz.

4. After Meg, who is the next family member to enter the kitchen in Chapter 1?
(a) Sandy.
(b) Dennys.
(c) Mrs. Murry.
(d) Mr. Murry.

5. What does Charles Wallace tell Meg in Chapter 9 that she must do in order to get to her father?
(a) She can't do anything, she should just give up.
(b) Get a sledge hammer to break the column.
(c) Learn how to rearrange molecules in walls.
(d) Go into IT.

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. Why does Mr. Murry hand Mrs. Who's glasses back to Meg in Chapter 11?

3. How does the author describe Calvin O'Keefe when Meg and Charles Wallace first meet him?

4. Aside from Mrs. Whatsit, who else is certain that Meg will not encounter a fatal danger when she goes to rescue Charles Wallace?

5. What does Calvin call Charles Wallace in Chapter 2?

(see the answer key)

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