A Wrinkle in Time, Chapters 1, Grades 8
As you begin reading 'A Wrinkle in Time,' focus on the characters and setting introduced in Chapter 1. Think about how these elements start to shape the story. Pay close attention to the details provided by the author, Madeleine L'Engle, as they will help you understand the themes and conflicts that will develop.
Question 1
Describe the setting of the story as introduced in Chapter 1. What details make it unique?
Question 2
Introduce Meg Murry and describe her personality based on what you've read so far. How does she feel about herself?
Question 3
How does the author use the stormy night to set the tone of the story? Cite specific descriptions that contribute to the atmosphere.
Question 4
Discuss the significance of the phrase 'It was a dark and stormy night' that opens the book. How does this line prepare the reader for the story's themes?
Question 5
Reflect on the conversation between Meg and her mother regarding Mr. Murry's disappearance. How does this dialogue develop both Meg's character and the plot?
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