A Wrinkle in Time Chapters 5-8

Charles Wallace tells Meg and Calvin that the man with the red eyes is their... 

• friend.
• father.
• guardian.
• angel.

What happens when Meg calls for Mrs. Whatsit?

• Mrs. Whatsit is hypnotized by the man with red eyes.

• Mrs. Whatsit doesn't come.

• Mrs. Who comes, but then disappears.

• Meg is silenced by the black-smocked men.

The man identifies himself as the ________________ and tells them that Charles will lead them to Mr. Murry.

• Prime Guardian
• Prime Optimus
• Prime Coordinator
• Prime Intelligence

How does Meg suggest that Calvin try to reach Charles Wallace?

• She says that Calvin should sing to Charles

• She suggests that Calvin hold his hand.

• She tells him to tackle Charles Wallace

• She suggests that he use his gift of communication

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What happens to people that are sick on Camazotz?

• They are put to sleep.

• They are rehabilitated.

• They receive the best medical care in the galaxy.

• They are placed in a machine to become robots.

What is the best way to describe how Charles Wallace moved the wall?

• He entered the password.

• There is no wall, it's only an illusion.

• He rearranged the atoms.

• The security system scanned the retina in his red eyes.

Camazotz wants everyone to be __________

• the same.

• unique.

• a genius.

• a time traveler.

Charles tells them that instead of searching for Mr. Murry, they should turn themselves over entirely to IT, whom he identifies as the _____ and the ______. 

• "Boss", "Happiest Sadist"
• "Master", "Shadiest Boss"
• "King", "Mystic Master"
• "Judge", "Central Intel"

Charles declares that on Camazotz, the total conformity prevents __________.

• unwanted visitors.
• work and commerce.
• the need for food.
• war or unhappiness.

What was the boy's punishment for dropping the ball?

• To sing Camazotz National Anthem.

• To bounce the ball in perfect rhythm with a shock of pain, every time it bounced.

• To work at the toy factory, manufacturing rubber balls.

• To be put to sleep.