Characters
Dimensions
Camazotz
The 3 W's
Quotes
100
Who is the main character?
Meg is the main character.
100
What does the cube represent?
It represents the 3rd dimension.
100
How do you say hi in Camazotz?
The fact is you DON'T!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
100
About how old is Mrs. Whatsit?
Only about 2,000,000,000 years old.
100
What language is this quote in? "Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connait point."
French.
200
Who becomes possessed?
Charles Wallace Murry
200
What does the 1st dimension represent?
It represents a line.
200
Is there more than one city on Camazotz?
Yes, a paper boy told Meg.
200
Which of the 3 W's has a trouble speaking in her own words?
Mrs. Who is the one.
200
What language is the following quote in: Ab honesto virum bonum nihil deterret.
Seneca.
300
What person on Earth is heartlessly cruel?
Mrs. O'Keefe.
300
What is the 2nd dimension?
The 2nd dimension is a square.
300
Name all of the different artificial foods in the feast on Camazotz.
Artificial turkey, artificial mashed potatoes, artificial gravy, and artificial peas.
300
Which one repeats letters which makes it very hard to read.
Mrs. Which
300
Who said "We are such stuff as dreams are made on."
Prospero in The Tempest.
400
Who is a second grade speller?
The man at CCI.
400
What is the 4th dimension?
Time is the 4th dimension.
400
What color and material were the walls in CENTRAL Central Intelligence?
The walls were made of marble and were a "sickly green", quote Meg.
400
Which of the 3 W's appearance surprises Meg the most.
Mrs. Whatsit.
400
What does " As parades tem ouvidos" mean?
Walls have ears.
500
Who gets tortured for being imperfect?
The little boy bouncing a ball on Camazotz.
500
What is the 5th dimension?
The 5th dimension is a tesseract.
500
What is IT? Seriously, what is it?
IT is a brain that will try to take over everyone's brain, IT is evil.
500
What pattern/color was on Mrs. Whatsit's socks?
She had red and whit striped socks.
500
1. What language is this in? 2. What does this mean? "Allwissend bin ich nicht; doch viel ist mir bewisst"
1. Goethe 2. I do not know everything; still many things I understand.
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