"A Wrinkle in Time" Chapters 1-5

Front

Why does Mrs. Who like to speak in quotes?

Back

Mrs. Who speaks in quotes because she does not know how to verbalize what she wants to say.

Front

Why do the twins think Meg gets in so much trouble in school?

Back

The twins think Meg gets in trouble because she takes everything too seriously.

Front

What does Mrs. Who say to Meg that lets us know something is about to happen?

Back

Mrs. Who says, 'The time is not yet ripe.'

Front

How does Calvin relaying what he feels are facts about Meg’s dad help her?

Back

It helps Meg to be hopeful about her father being alive.

Front

What does the phrase 'It was a dark and stormy night' symbolize?

Back

The phrase symbolizes a person feeling chaos or a mess.

Front

What is the significance of Mrs. Who's character in the story?

Back

Mrs. Who represents wisdom and the importance of communication.

Front

How does Meg's relationship with her family affect her character development?

Back

Meg's relationship with her family, especially her father, drives her motivation and emotional struggles.

Front

What role do quotes play in Mrs. Who's communication style?

Back

Quotes serve as a way for Mrs. Who to express complex ideas and emotions she struggles to articulate.

Front

How does Meg's perception of herself influence her actions in the story?

Back

Meg's low self-esteem leads her to act defensively and struggle with her identity.

Front

What does Calvin's character represent in relation to Meg?

Back

Calvin represents hope and understanding, providing support to Meg in her journey.