Westlandia

Front

What is the theme of the story 'Westlandia'?

Back

Wesley decides to do things his way, which makes him happy.

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What happens when Wesley goes back to school?

Back

He has many friends.

Front

What important detail do you learn about Wesley at the very beginning of the story?

Back

Wesley is an outcast.

Front

Why would Wesley like to create a new civilization for himself?

Back

He feels like an outcast in the civilization he lives in now.

Front

How will Wesley's schoolmates treat him when they go back to school?

Back

Well, the schoolmates are envious (jealous) of his games, I predict that Wesley's schoolmates will treat him better.

Front

What does it mean to be an outcast?

Back

An outcast is someone who is rejected or excluded from a group.

Front

What is a civilization?

Back

A civilization is a complex society with its own social organization, culture, and government.

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What does it mean to create something new?

Back

To create something new means to invent or develop something that did not exist before.

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What is the significance of friendship in 'Westlandia'?

Back

Friendship is important as it shows how Wesley's uniqueness leads to acceptance and companionship.

Front

How does Wesley's creativity impact his life?

Back

Wesley's creativity allows him to build a new world where he feels accepted and happy.