◼︎ Chapter 6 / pages 114 - 126
— Questions —
What does Mrs. Whatsit warn Charles Wallace about?
Describe the houses Meg, Charles Wallace and Calvin see when they enter Camazotz.
What’s odd about the way the Camazotz children skip rope?
What are Charles Wallace’s reasons for knocking on the door?
What do Meg, Charles Wallace and Calvin notice that’s strange about the boy delivering newspapers?
Why is CENTRAL Central Intelligence located in Camazotz?
What (or who) makes its/his/her home in Camazotz?
Meg tells Charles Wallace to “get down off your high horse.”
What does that mean?
If you don’t know, Google: high horse meaning kids
When it comes to finding their father, what is Charles Wallace frightened about?
Why?
What feeling does Calvin get when he thinks about them all going into CENTRAL Central Intelligence?
— Vocabulary —
Google: word definition kids — then write the definition.
pride and arrogance
Charles Wallace will be the most vulnerable
all the doors opened simultaneously
awkward furtive leaps
as though to stifle a scream
We haven’t had an Aberration for three years
funny peculiar
Meg reluctant, eager to get on into the town
Charles Wallace asked briskly
Meg’s reassurance came quickly
— A+ BONUS—
Mrs. Whatsit says, “Only a fool is not afraid.”
When might it be wise to be afraid?
When might it be foolish to not be afraid?