A Wrinkle in Time Chapter 11 Flashcard

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What is the significance of Meg leaning against the beast in Chapter 11 of 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

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Meg's action signifies her trust and comfort with the beast, highlighting the theme of companionship and the unexpected softness of the beast's fur, which contrasts with its intimidating appearance.

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Why is Mr. Murry's decision not to return to Camazotz important in the story?

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Mr. Murry's decision emphasizes the dangers of Camazotz and the importance of safety, as he could easily get lost, showcasing the protective nature of the characters.

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How do Meg and Calvin describe Mrs Who, Mrs Whatsit, and Mrs Which to the beasts?

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They describe them in various ways, but notably, they do NOT refer to them as 'tour guides', which highlights the unique roles these characters play in the story.

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What activities are Calvin and Mr. Murry engaged in when Meg wakes up in the presence of the beasts?

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Calvin and Mr. Murry are eating and resting, indicating a moment of respite and normalcy amidst the chaos of their adventures.

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Who speaks first when Mrs Whatsit, Mrs Who, and Mrs Which arrive on Ixchel, and what does this reveal?

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Mrs Which speaks first, which reveals her authoritative role among the three and sets the tone for their interaction with Meg and the others.

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What does the softness of the beast's fur symbolize in 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

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The softness symbolizes the idea that appearances can be deceiving, and that true nature may be gentle and kind despite a fearsome exterior.

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What role do Mrs Who, Mrs Whatsit, and Mrs Which play in the narrative of 'A Wrinkle in Time'?

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They serve as guides and protectors for Meg and her companions, helping them navigate the challenges they face in their journey.

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How does Meg's character develop throughout Chapter 11?

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Meg shows growth in her ability to trust others and embrace her emotions, particularly in her interactions with the beast and her companions.

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What themes are explored through the interactions between Meg, Calvin, and the beasts?

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Themes of friendship, trust, and the importance of understanding and accepting differences are explored through their interactions.

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What does the setting of Ixchel contribute to the story in Chapter 11?

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Ixchel provides a contrasting environment that emphasizes the challenges the characters face and the support they receive from the beasts.