Wonder Book Flashcard

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What is the significance of Auggie needing hearing aides?

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It highlights Auggie's medical challenges and the support he requires, emphasizing themes of acceptance and understanding in the story.

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What does Summer's action of sitting with Auggie at lunch represent?

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It shows empathy and kindness, illustrating the importance of friendship and standing up for others.

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What role does Mr. Tushman play in Auggie's school experience?

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He is the principal who facilitates Auggie's integration into the school by arranging a tour and supporting him.

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What does the Halloween incident reveal about Auggie's relationships?

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It shows the complexities of friendship and betrayal, as well as the impact of peer pressure.

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Why is it important for characters to support each other in 'Wonder'?

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Support among characters fosters a sense of community and helps individuals like Auggie feel accepted.

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What does the term 'bullying' mean in the context of 'Wonder'?

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Bullying refers to the aggressive behavior directed at Auggie, highlighting the challenges he faces due to his appearance.

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How does Auggie's character development reflect the theme of courage?

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Auggie's journey shows his bravery in facing challenges and overcoming obstacles despite his fears.

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What is the impact of family support on Auggie's confidence?

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Auggie's family's love and encouragement play a crucial role in building his self-esteem and resilience.

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What does the friendship between Auggie and Jack symbolize?

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Their friendship symbolizes loyalty and the importance of looking beyond appearances.

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How does the author use perspective in 'Wonder'?

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The story is told from multiple viewpoints, allowing readers to understand different characters' feelings and experiences.