A Wrinkle in Time

3. – Happening very suddenly or quickly, often describing how things change in the story.
4. – A protective covering where a caterpillar changes into a butterfly, symbolizing growth and change in the characters.
6. – In the story, this means a fold in time and space that lets you get from one place to another really fast.
7. – The ability to bounce back from tough situations, which is something Meg learns to do throughout her journey.
9. – To make something bright or clear, like shining a light on an idea so people can understand it better.
11. – A feeling of calmness and peace, often describing quiet and happy places in the story.

1. – Something that is very strong, powerful, or scary, like a big challenge or enemy.
2. – A way of measuring space, like how we have three dimensions (length, width, height), but the book talks about other levels of existence too.
5. – A way to travel through space and time by bending or folding it, like making a shortcut.
8. – The act of doing what everyone else does, which can be dangerous if it means losing your own thoughts and ideas.
10. – Something that is different or not normal, like a strange situation or character.