Refer to A Wrinkle in Time for a complete version of this text. Part A
In Chapter 2, why does Charles Wallace want to take Meg to visit Mrs. Whatsit?

A- To warn Mrs. Whatsit about the danger of stealing from others

B- To spend time outdoors and walk the dog

C- To spend time with Meg and cheer her up

D- To scold Mrs. Whatsit for what she said to their mother

Part B
Which quotation from the text best supports the answer to Part A?

A- “‘Okay, let’s go. But let’s take Fortinbras with us.’ ‘Well, of course. He needs the exercise.’”

B- “‘You know when Mother can’t control the way she feels, when she lets us see she’s upset, then it’s something big.’”

C- “‘And taking Mrs. Buncombe’s sheets and everything. They could send her to jail.’”

D- “Charles Wallace slipped his hand confidingly in Meg’s, and the sweet, little-boy gesture warmed her…”

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