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What is Dr. Murray's reunion with Charles Wallace like?
 
cold and shocking
 
warm and loving
 
indifferent
 
angry
How does Meg reach her father in the transparent column?
 
Mrs. Who's spectacles
 
willpower
 
Charles Wallace lets her in.
 
She doesn't.
What historical figures have fought against the Black Thing, according to Chapter 5?
 
Bach, da Vinci, Jesus, Euclid, Buddha, Shakespeare et al.
 
Mandela, Malala, Kanye West & the Kardashians
 
Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, the Kim dynasty
 
Stars who have given up their lives.
Why does the man with eyes have red eyes?
 
Not clear: possibly to frighten or to reference communism
 
He was up all night drinking vodka
 
He has allergies.
 
He was just born that way.
What value seems to be of utmost importance on Camazotz?
 
conformity
 
individuality
 
equality
 
prosperity
What sort of society is Camazotz?
 
dystopian
 
utopian
 
liberated
 
anarchic
In chapter 6, Mrs. Who quotes a passage from which Shakespeare play?
 
The Tempest
 
Hamlet
 
Macbeth
 
Othello
Which of the following is NOT a theme of the novel?
 
doomed romance
 
family
 
good v. evil
 
coming of age
What was Mrs. Whatsit before she became Mrs. Whatsit?
 
a star
 
a witch
 
a bag lady
 
a medium
Why are Sandy and Dennis minor characters in the story?
 
they are too ordinary
 
they have disappeared with Dr. Murray
 
they hate their father for leaving
 
they are away at camp
What or who is Meg's best ally against It?
 
her character defects
 
her father
 
Calvin
 
Charles Wallace
Because he didn't bother to read the novel, John approached the final exam with great _______________.
 
trepidation
 
confidence
 
arrogance
 
indifference
The best sort of cloth for a shadow puppet play is ______________.
 
translucent
 
transparent
 
opaque
 
colorful
Camazotz is best described as a:
 
totalitarian nightmare
 
worker's paradise
 
utopia
 
capitalsim perfected
One of Meg's "gifts" is:
 
her stubborness
 
her facility with math
 
her love for her father
 
her desire for adventure
"Don't think you can wheedle another deadline extension out of me," suggests that
 
your charm and sad excuses won't work on me.
 
grandma is always good to get you out of a jam.
 
some teachers will believe anything.
 
you have a good chance of an A+ on you project.
The "happiest sadist" would
 
really enjoy inflicting pain
 
be at peace with all of God's creatures, just as they are
 
engage in sorry word play
 
be empathetic
The sound of Ms. Sarah's jump roping _____________ through the apartment complex, much to the annoyance of the other teachers.
 
reverberated
 
wheedled
 
dwindled
 
perturbed
precipitous:?::hasty:fast
 
abrupt, sudden
 
calm, gradual
 
perturbed, upset
 
informed, knowledgeable
perturbed:?::light:dark
 
calm
 
agitated
 
weary
 
bored
oblique:?::transparent:clear
 
indirect
 
solid
 
direct
 
imaginary
A myopic person can see clearly only what is:
 
up close
 
far away
 
imaginary
 
true
If your supply of candy has dwindled, you are:
 
running out of candy
 
well-supplied with candy
 
stuck with candy that has spoiled
 
you don't eat sweets
An aberration on Camazotz is:
 
the boy bouncing the ball out of rhythm
 
girls skipping rope in perfect sequence
 
mothers summoning their children all at the same time
 
conformity
dumbstruck:astonished::pedantic:?
 
pretentious, scholarly
 
mean, nasty
 
angelic, loving
 
cheerful, happy-go-lucky
MAD stands for:
 
mutually assured destruction
 
angry
 
insane
 
moms against drugs
The Cold War was about
 
capitalism v. communism
 
monarchy v. anarchy
 
autocracy v. democracy
 
democracy v. fascism
A Wrinkle in Time was written during
 
two of these: name the two
 
the Cold War
 
the Space Race
 
the Suez Crisis
Charles Wallace is
 
empathic
 
slow
 
bratty
 
none of the above
rotund:round::wraithlike:?
 
ghostly
 
overweight
 
intelligent
 
obscure
recalcitrant:rebellious::tractable:?
 
compliant
 
urgent
 
prodigious
 
ephemeral
audible:sound::tangible:?
 
touch
 
sight
 
taste
 
smell
Meg's dad is a:
 
physicist
 
astronaut
 
spy
 
deadbeat
acquire:get::relinquish:?
 
give up
 
analyze
 
understand
 
bore
faulty:imperfect::prodigious:?
 
tremendous
 
incomprehensible
 
excessive
 
deficient
finale:end::preliminaries:
 
commencement
 
procedures
 
allowances
 
complications
permanent:forever::ephemeral:?
 
temporary
 
ghostly
 
obscure
 
urgent
fiction:made-up::diction:
 
speaking
 
commanding
 
lying
 
defeating
comprehend:understand::assimilate:?
 
adjust, absorb
 
admire, like
 
reject, renounce
 
repel, dismiss
amiable:friendly::antagonistic:?
 
hostile
 
indifferent
 
weary
 
boring