The Thing About Georgie: Chapters 1-24

What physical disability does Georgie have?

• Paralysis

• Deafness

• Blindness

• Dwarfism

How does Georgie feel about his friendship with Andy?

• Angry

• Indifferent

• Happy

• Conflicted

Describe Georgie's relationship with his family.

• Nonexistent and indifferent

• Close and supportive

• Distant and uninvolved

• Complex and evolving

What is Georgie passionate about?

• Reading and writing

• Cooking and baking

• Acting and being on stage

• Playing sports

What are some of Georgie's experiences at school?

• The answer can vary based on the content of the book.

• Georgie was the school principal

• Georgie had a pet dragon at school

• Georgie never went to school

How does Georgie feel about his disability?

• Georgie feels frustrated and sometimes embarrassed about his disability, but he also learns to accept and embrace it.

• Georgie feels angry and resentful towards his disability

• Georgie feels indifferent about his disability

• Georgie feels happy and proud of his disability

What challenges does Georgie face in pursuing his passion for acting?

• Georgie faces challenges such as his dislike for acting

• Georgie faces challenges such as his love for gardening

• Georgie faces challenges such as his dwarfism, lack of opportunities, and discrimination in pursuing his passion for acting.

• Georgie faces challenges such as his fear of public speaking

How does Georgie's friendship with Andy impact his life?

• It makes him feel lonely and isolated

• It has no impact on his life

• It provides him with support, companionship, and a sense of belonging.

• It causes him to lose his sense of belonging

What are some of the emotions Georgie experiences throughout the story?

• Anger, contentment, fear

• Excitement, boredom, surprise

• Confusion, satisfaction, love

• Happiness, frustration, sadness, determination

How does Georgie's disability affect his interactions with others?

• It makes him more popular and well-liked

• It helps him excel in social situations

• It has no impact on his interactions with others

• It makes it challenging for him to communicate and participate in certain activities.