Wonder TEST pages144-179

Front

What is the main reason Jack hesitates to ask Charlotte out?

Back

Jack believes that everyone thinks he has the plague.

Front

What causes Jack to feel nauseous in the story?

Back

Jack feels nauseous because he realizes he was mean to August.

Front

What action led to Mrs. G scolding the boys?

Back

Mrs. G scolded the boys for attempting to leave Jack by himself.

Front

Why does Jack choose not to tell Mr. Tushman about the incident?

Back

Jack is worried that the adults would find out what he said.

Front

What does Jack believe is a benefit of not being friends with August?

Back

Jack thinks that more people would want to hang out with him if he is not friends with August.

Front

How does peer perception affect Jack's decision-making?

Back

Jack's concern about how others perceive him influences his actions, such as not asking Charlotte out.

Front

What emotional conflict does Jack experience regarding his treatment of August?

Back

Jack feels guilty for being mean to August, which makes him feel sick.

Front

What lesson can be learned from Mrs. G's scolding of the boys?

Back

The importance of loyalty and not abandoning friends in difficult situations.

Front

How does Jack's fear of adult intervention impact his choices?

Back

Jack's fear of adults finding out about his actions leads him to remain silent about the incident.

Front

What social dynamics are at play in Jack's relationship with his peers?

Back

Jack navigates social acceptance and the desire to fit in, which affects his friendship with August.