The name one of the boys had called Charles Wallace causing Meg to tackle him and return home with a torn blouse and a black eye.
What is "dumb baby brother"?
100
The first sentence of the book.
What is "It was a dark and stormy night."?
100
"How do you know? How do you know I'm not dumb? Isn't it just because you love me?"
Who is Meg talking to her father?
100
He arrived on the Wallace's doorstep, a half-grown puppy, scrawny and abandoned.
Who is Fortinbras?
200
When Meg was unable to sleep, she went downstairs for a snack. He was sitting at the table eating bread and jam.
Who is Charles Wallace?
200
"Okay." Charles Wallace put his hands on his hips. "Now tell us what you're doing here."
"I might ask the same of you."
What is when Charles and Meg run into Calvin?
200
Meg had to remind herself that the location of her bedroom was a privilege, not a punishment.
What is the attic?
200
What Charles Wallace said when Meg couldn't sleep and went to the kitchen.
What is "I've been waiting for you."?
300
Several scarves of assorted colors were tied about the head, and a man's felt hat perched atop. A shocking pink stole was knotted about a rough overcoat, and black rubber boots covered the feet.
Who is Mrs. Whatsit?
300
The haunted house.
What is where Mrs. Whatsit is staying.
300
"I'm passionately fond of Russian caviar."
Who is Mrs. Whatsit?
400
On their first encounter he said, "For crying out loud, call off your dog."
Who is Calvin O'Keefe?
400
She quotes famous writers.
Who is Mrs. Who?
400
"I don't see why you didn't wake us up. It's a gyp we missed out on all the fun."
Who is Dennys?
500
She has a habit of quoting lines from famous literature and philosophy.
Who is Mrs. Who?
500
"Silence fell between them. As tangible as the dark tree shadows that fell across their laps and that now seemed to rest upon them as heavily as though they possessed a measurable weight of their own."
Hint: Explain the circumstances and the characters.
What is When Calvin and Meg went for a walk and were talking about her father?
500
"No doubt your mother wants to believe your father is coming home, Meg. Very well, I can't do anything else with you."