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Do you agree with Progo that Earth is ill? Give examples to support your opinion.
What did Senex mean when he said, "It is only when we are fully rooted that we are really able to move"?
When Meg was talking about the stars she said, "We don't have to count them, we just have to know their names." What do you think she meant by this?
Why do you think Echthroi chose Charles Wallace as their victim? Give reasons to support your answer.
What is the most important theme of this novel? Give reasons for your answer.
Meg said, "I wish human beings couldn't have feelings. They hurt." Do you agree with her?
What do you think caused the door to blow open?
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