What is Meg afraid of when the beasts try to take her?

that she will be left behind, like Charles Wallace

that Charles Wallace will come after her

that her father will return to Camazotz

that Calvin will return to Camazotz

What describes the planet Ixchel?

Everything is a dull gray and there is no light.

Flowery fields are bathed in golden light.

Meg is very worried about Charles Wallace. According to the beast, what is being done about it?

a committee is meeting to discuss it

Aunt Beast will be going to get him.

the Mrs. Ws are on their way to Camazotz to get him

What was IT's biggest mistake?

IT said Mrs. Whatsit hates Meg.

IT said Meg looked funny in glasses.

IT said Meg would never make any money.

IT said Mrs. Murry never gave money to charity.

Which event represents the climax of this novel?

Charles Wallace and Meg embrace.

Meg tells her father she is sorry for everything.

Charles Wallace says he does not love IT.

Earlier this year we learned that the "Falling Action" is the period after the dramatic confrontation of the climax. This portion of the story helps deflate the plot's tension and gives the character time to unwind after the emotional scene . Which event represents the falling action of this novel?

Meg, Charles Wallace, Father, and Calvin land in the twin's vegetable garden.

Meg, Charles Wallace, Father, and Calvin land in the haunted house.

Meg, Charles Wallace, Father, and Calvin attend a scientific conference on earth.

Meg, Charles Wallace, Father, and Calvin plan another trip into outer space.

Why must Meg be the one to save Charles Wallace?

because she is the closest to him

because her father was hurt during the tessering

because she is the oldest child in their family

because Calvin lost the ability to communicate

Which event represents the resolution of this novel?

The Mrs. W's return to earth for a brief visit.

Mrs. Murry invites the Mrs. W's to live with them.

The Mrs. W's tell Meg they need her for another adventure

Calvin tells Meg he can't wait to start school again.

What does Charles Wallace’s behavior while under IT’s influence suggest about the nature of IT’s power?

IT suppresses individuality by enforcing absolute control.

IT manipulates individuals by appealing to their intelligence.

IT strengthens free will by allowing individuals to choose conformity.

IT uses fear and intimidation to force compliance.

How does Meg’s strategy of focusing on her faults to resist IT reveal her understanding of herself?

It shows she has learned to use her imperfections as tools against conformity.

It proves that self-doubt is her greatest weapon against IT’s manipulation.

It suggests that individuality is more important than relationships.

It highlights her reliance on others for emotional and mental strength.

What does Aunt Beast’s care for Meg symbolize in terms of emotional healing?

The power of unconditional love and compassion in overcoming fear.

The importance of relying on others to regain physical strength.

The inevitability of depending on strangers in times of crisis.

The necessity of forgetting painful experiences to move forward.

How does Aunt Beast’s explanation of love provide Meg with the strength to face IT again?

It reminds Meg that love is more powerful than physical or mental strength.

It teaches Meg that compassion is essential in winning battles against enemies.

It shows Meg how to manipulate IT by exploiting its lack of emotions.

It encourages Meg to act without fear or hesitation when saving her father.

What does the planet Ixchel represent in the context of the battle against the Black Thing?

A temporary escape from the darkness and a place for healing.

A reflection of the Black Thing’s ultimate power over alien worlds.

A hidden sanctuary that the Black Thing cannot reach.

A reminder of the dangers of dependence on others.

How does the nurturing presence of Aunt Beast contrast with the controlling influence of the Man with Red Eyes to reinforce the story’s themes?

Aunt Beast symbolizes love’s ability to heal, while the Man with Red Eyes illustrates manipulation’s power to dominate.

Aunt Beast represents wisdom, while the Man with Red Eyes embodies fear.

Aunt Beast highlights the strength of free will, while the Man with Red Eyes demonstrates the fragility of trust.

Aunt Beast embodies hope, while the Man with Red Eyes reflects despair.

What makes Meg uniquely equipped to rescue Charles Wallace from IT?

Her deep love and emotional connection to Charles Wallace.

Her logical understanding of IT’s weaknesses.

Her willingness to risk her life without fear.

Her ability to draw strength from her companions.

How does Meg’s use of love as a weapon against IT demonstrate a resolution to her personal conflicts and the novel’s themes?

It contrasts the power of emotions with the cold logic IT represents.

It resolves her internal struggles by emphasizing her dependence on others.

It highlights her journey of self-discovery through physical courage.

It proves that anger and frustration are effective tools for resistance.

How does the resolution of A Wrinkle in Time —Meg’s triumph over IT through love—reflect the story’s overarching message about individuality and the power of human connections?

It illustrates that embracing love and connections can triumph over forces of conformity and fear.

It emphasizes that personal strength and logic are the ultimate tools for overcoming evil.

It suggests that individuality is a weakness that must be set aside for the greater good.

It argues that the fight against darkness is futile without supernatural intervention.

What is the significance of the tesseract in Meg's journey?

It is a tool for interdimensional travel.

It is a gift from Mrs. Whatsit.

It represents a mathematical concept.

It symbolizes Meg's inner strength.

How does Meg's relationship with her father evolve throughout the story?

She realizes she must save him.

She becomes more dependent on him.

She learns to trust him completely.

What role does Calvin play in Meg's journey?

He is a source of emotional support.

He provides scientific knowledge.

He acts as a guide through the tesseract.

He is a rival to Charles Wallace.

What is the primary theme explored in A Wrinkle in Time ?

The conflict between good and evil.

The power of wealth and status.

The importance of scientific discovery.

How does Meg's perception of herself change by the end of the novel?

She recognizes her own strengths and abilities.

She believes she is destined to be alone.

She becomes more dependent on others.

What role do the Mrs. Ws play in the story?

They are guides who help Meg on her journey.

They are symbols of the unknown.

They are neutral observers of the events.

They are antagonists who challenge Meg.

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A Wrinkle in Time chapters 9-12

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In chapter 9, Meg is excited and relieved because she finally finds

What helps Meg get through the column to her father?

When the characters finally see IT,what is IT?

What did Meg use to try to save herself from IT?

At the end of the chapter, how did Meg escape the brain's power?

Calvin and the others couldn't find Meg's heartbeat at first when they arrived at a new planet after tessering and they thought she was dead.

When Meg first regained consciousness her father's words sounded like they were being chipped out of ice.

What facial feature do the tentacled creatures not have?

What is Meg afraid of when the beasts try to take her?

What describes the planet Ixchel?

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