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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does Charles Wallace say Mrs. Whatsit lives with her two friends?
(a) In the old shingled house in the back of the woods.
(b) In a large building in the neighboring town.
(c) In the old shingled house across the street.
(d) In the house around the corner from theirs.

2. Why is Meg bored in math class?
(a) Because she would rather solve the world's problems than math problems.
(b) Because her father taught her clever shortcuts to solving problems.
(c) Because she doesn't like math and would rather study literature.
(d) Because nothing the math teacher says makes sense.

3. Why does Meg look at her mother with a mixture of admiration and resentment in Chapter 1?
(a) Her mother is a kind and beautiful woman, as well as a brilliant scientist.
(b) Her mother works at home and always looks fresh.
(c) Her mother is beautiful and speaks fluent French.
(d) Her mother is pretty and every man wants to marry her.

4. What part of the tesseract were Meg's parents working on before her father disappeared?
(a) Going from the fourth to the fifth dimension.
(b) Going from the second to the third dimension.
(c) Going from the fifth to the sixth dimension.
(d) They were still only in the conceptual stages.

5. Who appears after Mrs. Whatsit and Mrs. Who, proclaiming that "weee hhave mmuch ttoo ddoo?"
(a) Mrs. Which.
(b) Mrs. Whatsit.
(c) The postmistress.
(d) Mrs. Murry.

Short Answer Questions

1. When the kids return home in Chapter 3, what is Mrs. Murry doing in her lab?

2. The dog growls at the lab door in Chapter 1, and Mrs. Murry goes to see who's there. When she returns, who does she bring inside?

3. Who does Mrs. Murry blame for Meg being a little "one-sided?"

4. What is the strange feeling that Calvin has before they go to CENTRAL Central Intelligence?

5. Why does Calvin come to the house in Chapter 2?

(see the answer key)

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